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"  Catherine Deneuve: 70, French, flawless  As Jack Donaghy once said on 30 Rock, &amp;quot;50 is the new 40, for men. 50 is still 60, for women.&amp;quot; And in our society, it&amp;#039;s sort of true\u2014but a new book hopes to change that belief. From the author of French Women Don&amp;#039;t Get Fat comes French Women Don&amp;#039;t Get Facelifts: The Secrets of Style and Atittude. Miereille Guiliano tells WWD that, &amp;quot;The difference is the U.S. is a &amp;#039;youth&amp;#039; culture, France is not. Literally, in the U.S. you are old after 30 and not in France. There is still respect for women in their 50s.&amp;quot; In the book, Guiliano reveals that &amp;quot;For women in France, moisturizing is a religion,&amp;quot; and facials are considered &amp;quot;required maintenance.&amp;quot; French women also eat &amp;quot;face-friendly&amp;quot; foods including oysters, honey, and mushrooms. The author personally recommends green vegetables and blueberries as well, but is quick to add that her anti-aging foods also include &amp;quot;chocolate souffl\u00E9s with piment d&amp;#039;espelette,&amp;quot; bread, and wine. In other words: Constantly worrying about the &amp;quot;right&amp;quot; foods isn&amp;#039;t doing our skin any favors. Mon dieu! [Via WWD] Related: Celebs Do the French-Chic Thing, We Get Happy "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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