Cher looks ageless and GREAT.

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Born in 1940, and not a silver hair to be seen. Still got the look though.

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Look who turns 88 on May 23rd. I must find out where they get their youth pills.

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Here we see Ringo (80) with his son, Jason, (56) obviously Jason has the hirsute genes of his mother. His father hasn't got a single silver thread.
 

MarciKS said:
my mom used to dye her hair and i don't care for it so i ended up looking older. i didn't care. i'm going natural. i'm ok with that too. :)
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I think I'll go back to dying my hair, just a little. I'm tired of natural, it's not doing me any favors.
 

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Cher's mother Georgia, shows youthful looks run in the family. But it seems Cher's ever-youthful good looks may owe as much to her genes as they do to the surgeon's knife ~ according to the critics.​

 
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Cher has undergone plastic surgery. Although some celebs remain tight-lipped regarding any cosmetic operations, the Moonstruck actress has been open and honest about going under the knife. In fact, the star often spoke about getting some work done in the past, including the time she got a boob job. Unfortunately, Cher revealed she wasn’t too thrilled with the operation.
“I’ve had my breasts done. But my breast operations were a nightmare,” she said. “They were really botched in every way. If anything, they were worse after than before. Despite her negative experience, the Academy Award winner still went on to get more procedures done — including a nose job, a facelift and dental surgery.
Whether or not others agreed with her choice to undergo the surgeries, Cher defended her decision. “It makes me happy,” she shared. “You know, if I want to put my tits on my back, they’re mine.”
https://www.closerweekly.com/posts/cher-plastic-surgery-133175/

My guess is that if you told Cher that her appearance is no more than a mirage, it would wipe the smile off the back of her neck.
 
horseless carriage said:
Cher has undergone plastic surgery. Although some celebs remain tight-lipped regarding any cosmetic operations, the Moonstruck actress has been open and honest about going under the knife. In fact, the star often spoke about getting some work done in the past, including the time she got a boob job. Unfortunately, Cher revealed she wasn’t too thrilled with the operation.
“I’ve had my breasts done. But my breast operations were a nightmare,” she said. “They were really botched in every way. If anything, they were worse after than before. Despite her negative experience, the Academy Award winner still went on to get more procedures done — including a nose job, a facelift and dental surgery.
Whether or not others agreed with her choice to undergo the surgeries, Cher defended her decision. “It makes me happy,” she shared. “You know, if I want to put my tits on my back, they’re mine.”
https://www.closerweekly.com/posts/cher-plastic-surgery-133175/

My guess is that if you told Cher that her appearance is no more than a mirage, it would wipe the smile off the back of her neck.
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How interesting you keep up with the gossip rags... may I point out those who discredit Cher, a lovely personality and a fit woman are no oil painting themselves.

Blessed are those who can laugh at themselves;
they will have no end of fun.
 
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Matthew Dillion (James Arness) face looked like a washboard in the westerns he made in his 70's-wow, look at them wrinkles Maw...
'Botox ain't manly Chester'
 
jerry old said:
Matthew Dillion (James Arness) face looked like a washboard in the westerns he made in his 70's-wow, look at them wrinkles Maw...
'Botox ain't manly Chester'
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Men are allowed to wrinkle & gray; it's called "Character."
In women, it's called "Old."
I've never understood that.
 
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Cher and her 94-year-old mother.

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Cher's mom looks beautiful. I don't think I looked that good at 20yrs old.
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