Susannah Jowitt
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- Aug 19, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Where do YOU stand on the divisive debate on how women should age? (opens the original)
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In every woman’s life, there comes a fork in the road when they look in the mirror and have a choice. Do they accept the hand dealt them by fate and genetics or tackle ‘the problem’ with intervention? In other words, how far will they go for vanity? In many ways I am as vain as the next nearly-60-year-old. I squint closely at the lines on my face and slap on peptide serums when I remember. I counteract my natural tendency to put on weight with exercise and sporadic bouts of curbing my enthusiasm
Simple contact lense mistake that almost left SUSANNAH JOWITT blind (opens the original)
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A ferociously busy, sunny day earlier this summer, and after a few weeks of travelling and living out of a suitcase, I was still not fully unpacked. That morning I pulled a contact lens case out of my sponge bag, swiped out each lens – the reusable kind, which I change every fortnight – and bunged them into each eye as casually as I had done since I first got contacts aged 16. No cleaning, no mirror. I may not even have washed my hands. For those of us who use contacts, it’s a familiar scene. Bu
I lost 10lb in five weeks on the £1 a meal diet (opens the original)
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I’m always ashamed to admit how long I’ve been struggling with my weight. My mother put me on the Beverly Hills diet (which involved eating only fruit for the first ten days) when I was 11 and I’m now 57, so that’s nearly half a century. Having tried every diet available, and still ending up a size 20, I gave up pointless regimes in my late 30s, when I wrote a book called ‘Fat, So?’, about how dieting actually makes us fat. Since then, I’ve just tried to eat healthily. That means eschewing ultra
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