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Privacy Policy

Ageless Moms — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:17:06 +0000

06/10/09

Ageless Moms (”us,” “we,” “our”) cares about your privacy. This Privacy Policy (”Policy”) outlines the type of personal information that is collected by us from shoppers (”Personal Information”), and how we use and protect it.

• Your Consent to This Privacy Policy
• Collection of Personal Information
• How We Use Your Information
• Changes in Our Policy
• Who to Contact

Your Consent to This Privacy Policy

By providing us with Personal Information, you signify that you agree with the terms of our current Privacy Policy as posted here. If you do not agree with any term in this Policy, please do not provide any Personal Information.

Collection of Personal Information

For purposes of this Policy, “Personal Information” means information that personally identifies you, such as (i) contact data (such as your name, street address, telephone number and e-mail address). If you communicate with us by e-mail or by telephone, any information provided in such communications may be collected as Personal Information.

How We Use Your Information

Personal Information collected (eg. Name, Email Address, Phone Number) is used to contact you about any questions or issues regarding your newsletter subscription.

We will keep your Personal Information collected private and will not share it with third parties, unless such disclosure is necessary to: (i) comply with a court order or other legal process; (ii) protect our rights or property; or (iii) enforce our Terms of Use.

Changes to Our Policy

Ageless Moms reserves the right to add to, change, modify or update this Privacy Policy at our discretion without notice, simply by posting such change, update or modification. Any such change, update or modification will be effective immediately upon posting, and we encourage you to visit this area frequently to stay informed.

Who to Contact

Please write to us at agelessmoms@yahoo.com if you have any comments or questions about this Privacy Policy or to report any violations of the Privacy Policy. We will respond to you within 24 to 48 hours in most cases. Ageless Moms will take reasonable steps to comply with the foregoing requests. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions, comments or concerns about this Privacy Policy or our goods provided.

10 Anti-Aging Tips for Moms

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 17:26:09 +0000

Let’s face it, we’re not getting any younger. But we can do something so we can look younger and stays healthy at the same time.

1. Quit Smoking. Do your skin a favor and quit smoking now. It’s simple as that.

2. Protect your Skin from the sun. Have sunscreen always with you.

3. Eat an antioxidant rich diet. Eating fresh vegetables, fruit and whole grains is a maximum anti aging protection

4. Take a supplement for younger looking skin. Boost your antioxiant with a daily supplement.

5. Add green tea to your day. Recent research findings show that taking sufficient green tea during the day can protect you from all forms of cancer, build your resistance to heart disease and dementia and contribute to your body’s ability to burn fat.

We have a lot of that here, hehe…

6. Moisture and exfoliate. A great anti aging moisturizer, when applied properly, will provide continous hydration – essential for mature skin – and protection from further free radical damage.

7. Exercise more. An excellent anti aging tip.

8. Moderate your alcohol intake. Drink alcohol in moderation.
We love drinking red wine here.

9. Stress less. When you’re under stress your body releases stress hormones which – over a period of time – surpress the immune system and accelerate the aging process.

10. Drink more water. Without sufficient water your skin will dehydrate and essential anti aging nutrients cannot be delivered to your system.

Looking younger, feels great! ;)

Quick Mommy Makeover

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 17:20:22 +0000

There isn’t a Mom in the world who gets the kind of sleep she needs or deserves, but it doesn’t have to appear that way! Leave your house looking fresh-faced and full of beauty sleep every day with these simple tips.

1. As soon as you wake up, splash cold water on your face for several minutes.

2. Wrap an ice-filled sandwich bag with a cloth and place it on your eyes for about five minutes. Moisturize your face with an SPF-containing cream.

3. Drink a large glass of water with breakfast to stave off dehydration for the day.
Glass of water

Drink a glass of water

4. Continue drinking water throughout the day to avoid retaining water which can cause a puffy, tired appearance. Drink about 64 ounces per day if possible.

5. Dot concealer under your eyes and tap into dark circles.

6. Sweep petroleum jelly across your brow bones directly underneath your eyebrows and across the top of your cheekbones. Exclude powder from your make-up routine which can accentuate creases and wrinkles.

7. Brush your hair and make sure your clothing is clean and pressed to give you a more polished look.

8. Avoid salty foods and caffeine, both of which can make you look bloated.

9. Put some pep in your step. If you’re healthy enough to exercise, fifteen to thirty minutes can energize you and get your blood flowing giving you a healthy glow.

10. Clean your face and moisturize before bed and sleep on a satin pillowcase. Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach, but rather try to rest on your back.

Even if you only practice a few of these tips, you should look brighter and refreshed!

How to Look Less Tired

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 17:18:32 +0000

1. As soon as you wake up, splash cold water on your face for several minutes.

2. Wrap an ice-filled sandwich bag with a cloth and place it on your eyes for about five minutes. Moisturize your face with an SPF-containing cream.

3. Drink a large glass of water with breakfast to stave off dehydration for the day.

4. Continue drinking water throughout the day to avoid retaining water which can cause a puffy, tired appearance. Drink about 64 ounces per day if possible.

5. Dot concealer under your eyes and tap into dark circles.

7. Brush your hair and make sure your clothing is clean and pressed to give you a more polished look.

8. Avoid salty foods and caffeine, both of which can make you look bloated.

9. Put some pep in your step. If you’re healthy enough to exercise, fifteen to thirty minutes can energize you and get your blood flowing giving you a healthy glow.

10. Clean your face and moisturize before bed and sleep on a satin pillowcase. Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach, but rather try to rest on your back.

Even if you only practice a few of these tips, you should look brighter and refreshed!

12 Ways to Delay the Aging Process

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 17:01:21 +0000

Hello moms, how about “delaying” aging and looking as younger as possible?

12 Ways to Delay Aging

1. Wear sunscreen every day.
2. Apply sunscreen liberally.
3. Don’t forget your legs.
4. Don’t rely on SPF-enhanced makeup.
5. Choose sunglasses with UV protection. Good sunglasses help prevent cataracts and they also keep you from squinting
6. Avoid smoky situations. If you smoke, quit. And nonsmokers should be aware that chronic exposure to secondhand smoke can damage skin.
7. Be conscious of repetitive movements. Between smiling, frowning, and talking, your face makes thousands of movements a day.
8. Stop picking! As you age, acne scars often end up looking more like wrinkles.
9. Cleanse with alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs).
10. Use an anti-aging cream at night.
11. Try a weekly exfoliation treatment.
12. Remember the rest of your body.

Mommy Sites

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 07:05:51 +0000

Product Spotlight: Ageless Anti-Age Fragrance

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 03:08:14 +0000

Did you know there is actually a fragrance available that is designed to make you smell younger? Well, there is! Don’t worry; it was news to us as well. And boy, were we skeptical. That is, until we had the opportunity to try it for ourselves and immediately became enchanted by it. This fragrance is conveniently named Ageless and it is taking the Mommy world by storm.

The compliments you will get from wearing this fragrance — laced with notes of pink grapefruit, mango, pomegranate, jasmine, and musk — will be endless. Our husbands love it, and our friends beg to know what we’re wearing lately! The secret is in the aromatherapy of this fragrance, engineered to make one feel exuberant and lively, light-hearted, even youthful – up to 8 years younger, Ageless purports.

The verdict: The notes in this fragrance seemed to keep as going all day. Perfect for busy moms like us. The compliments that we receive while wearing this on a regular basis make us feel grand, much like we did in our youth, even now. Appropriately named, Ageless fragrance is perfect for Ageless Moms like us.

Binaca Breath Freshener for Moms On the Go

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 00:11:58 +0000

These are not your Mom’s Binaca drops – the ones that were shaken onto the tongue to handily counteract stale breath. Instead, a new generation of spritzables make sure kissability is always a possibility. Delivering Binaca quality, great taste and fresh breath in one swift and stealthy spritz, spray is the way to go when you’re on the go.

Offered in a lipstick-sized tube, Binaca Breath Freshener Aerosol Sprays come in bright Peppermint or Spearmint flavors. Binaca FastBlast is a small non-aerosol pump bottle that fits just as easily into a pocket as an impossibly small purse, in Peppermint and brand new Cinnamint. And with more spritzes or sprays per bottle than comparable products from Listerine, you won’t have to worry about bad breath or budgets.

Binaca FastBlast and Binaca Breath Freshener Aerosol Spray are available at most major food, drug and mass market retailers nationwide. The line is distributed by Buena Park, California-based Dr. Fresh, Inc., the manufacturer of a host of popular and affordable oral care and personal health products (www.drfresh.com).

Luxe Living: Jeunesse Spas in New York City

Ageless Moms — Fri, 29 May 2009 00:09:03 +0000

This intimate spa in the basement of the Empire Hotel offers a full menu of body treatments, massages, facials, and acupuncture. Opened by former architect Vivek Hans in April 2008, the spot touts a capable staff of twenty masseuses, aestheticians, and yogis. Read More »

Butterflies Take Flight

Ageless Moms — Thu, 28 May 2009 23:47:26 +0000

Moms mentor moms back into the workforce

Are you a “butterfly?” You are, says Bradi Nathan, if you’re a mother who is seeking to return to the workforce or simply striving to achieve work-life balance. A mother of two young boys, Nathan, originally from Harrington Park, is co-founder of MyWorkButterfly, a ground-breaking social-networking site she launched with new friend and co-founder Terry Starr, also a mother of two. Dubbed “Facebook for Moms,” the first online community built exclusively for moms is spreading its wings.

The women were introduced by a mutual friend at a Border’s bookstore last August. Nathan was in the store researching an idea for an online community where women could network with one another; Starr, an HR. advertising and Internet-marketing executive, was in search of a French- English dictionary for a friend’s daughter.

“Terry saw the book I was holding, called Internet Riches, and handed me her business card,” Nathan recalls.

As they chatted, they discovered they had sons the same age, in the same grade at the same school. The realization further fueled Nathan’s belief that mothers needed an online community in which to connect and empower one another.

“I devoured the pages of that book and called Terry in the morning to share an idea. I told her 1 have an idea that I haven’t even told my husband. I haven’t even said it out loud.’ We met again the next day and the rest, as they say, is history,” Nathan says.

Both brought significant strengths to the table. Eight years ago, Nathan, a former advertising executive, launched For You Two, a mommy-and-me class where she met “lots of moms, many still on maternity leave, just trying to figure out what they wanted to do next.” she says.
Starr had spent nearly three decades working full time. Since having her children, she’s maintained a “do-it-all” philosophy that has seen her through with boundless energy and enthusiasm. Armed with business acumen and intuitive mothering instincts, they set out to build MyWorkButterfly.

“The timing could not have been better,” says Starr. “My agency, Success Communications, was already building social-networking sites for its clients. Bradi’s idea, combined with the agency’s expertise, was a perfect fit. I jumped right in.”

Incredibly, there are more than 100 million social-networking Internet sites.

“The world of social networking is so vast, it would be almost impossible to follow it fully,” says Starr. “But ours is truly a niche site. It’s been called ‘Facebook for Moms.” Interestingly, though, MyWorkButterfly takes the Facebook formula many steps further. The main difference? Three hundred pages of content on topics ranging from health and nutrition to fashion, finance and fitness. There’s also editorial on parenting, volunteerism, travel and beauty, plus vast resources on everything from adult education to child and elder care. And, of’ course, as the site’s content revolves around mothers and work, there’s also a comprehensive job board, networked with more than 1,000 other career sites, listing upwards of 3,000 job opportunities on any given day.

WINGED VICTORY

MyWorkButterfly quickly gained ground, Since its January 2009 launch, the site has signed up more than 1,500 members throughout the U.S. and Canada and as far away as England, Australia, Italy and India. Credit goes to the pair’s knack for courting celebrity moms to provide inspiration and content, cultivating corporate and association partnerships, and forging real friendships with its members.

“When a woman joins MyWorkButterfly, she receives a welcome email from one of us. It’s not auto-generated. It’s a personal message that encourages them to delve right into the site and, if they’ve told us a little bit about themselves, we even direct them to things on the site that we think will be of interest,” says Starr.

Among the site’s enthusiastic celebrity partners and contributors is Malaak Compton-Rock, a passionate philanthropist and wife of comedian Chris Rock.
POWER MOMS Lisa Monfried: Terry Starr, co-founder, MyWorkButterfly; Helaine Kay; and Bradi Nathan, co-founder, MyWorkButterfly revel in being able to help women re-enter the workforce after childbirth.