3 Women Stand Up To Myths About Aging In One Empowering Video

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Allure asked women in their 50s, 60s and 70s how they feel now in their “golden years” versus how they felt when they were younger.

“The irony is, I feel more beautiful today than I did then,” 71-year-old fashion designer Norma Kamali said, reflecting on photos of her youthful, 21-year-old self.

Sixty-two-year-old Jo-Ani Johnson said she panicked about getting grays in her 20s and 30s but now she’s embraced a head of white hair. “I wouldn’t change a thing,” she said.

Women of all ages over 50 said they felt less inhibited now than they did when they were young, at the so-called peak of their beauty. “There’s nothing I couldn’t do,” Kamali said. “I never would have said that when I was younger.”

Wisdom, comfort and peace of mind are what make 52-year-old activist and writer Michaela Angela Davis feel sexy.

“I’d like to dispel the myth you have to be young to have a voice,” Davis said.

Check out the video above to see exactly why these women are embracing aging.

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