On this episode of Women On Fire® we're talking about the beauty of ageing, common concerns such as hair changes and pigmentation as well as makeup. As we grow older our hair changes, our skin changes and the way we look changes.  And sometimes we're not quite sure what to do.  The good news is that there are a lot of tools and options on hand and we've given you an overview in this episode. On this episode, we talk about: The changing face of midlife beauty (1:13) 70-year-old Isabella Rossellini and Lancôme (2:55) Beauty in midlife (4:27) Ageing skin and estrogen (5:42) The nuts and bolts of midlife beauty (6:39) Hair (9:48) Brows and lashes (12:23) Magnifying mirror (15:38) Facial hair (16:55) Pigmentation (18:25) Makeup (19:50) Concealer (20:32) Foundation/primer/tinted moisturiser (21:25) Mineral powder/bronzer (22:10) Brows/liner (22:50) Blush (23:07) Lippy - gloss, stain, stick, tint and liner (23:05) Appearance medicine (25:30) Xenoestrogens/endocrine disruptors (25:55) Episode Resources: Isabella Rossellini: The Beauty Of Ageing  Latisse  LiLash  fLash  Revitalash NZ  Revitalash Australia   Jane Iredale Smooth Affair Illuminating Glow NZ  Jane Iredale Smooth Affair Illuminating Glow Australia Jane Iredale Amazing Base Aspect Minerals Powder  - Adore Beauty Australia and New Zealand Peachy Lip Co. Nudist Lip Liner  Dior Contour Clear Lip Liner  @ Sephora Australia and New Zealand Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe® Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here. Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here. Visit the website here. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch our interviews here . We're honoured you joined us and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts so we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.  If you would like to contribute to Women On Fire please contact [email protected]  for more information.  Disclaimer: Our Mini Pause's are for information purposes only. They are not diagnostic and should not take the place of medical advice.  Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.