Tips and Routines Featured in National Media

By: Linda Robison — Certified Facial Fitness Specialist

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By: Linda Robison — Certified Facial Fitness Specialist

Disclosure: As an affiliate partner and Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

If you’ve been curious about simple, natural ways to keep skin looking fresh and energized over time, you might have seen some of my tips in The Beauty Box Magazine or GB News.

I love sharing healthy aging routines that actually work — from lifting and firming techniques to easy ways to refresh your skin at home.

Below are two of my favorite national media features, starting with the most recent, so you can explore the ideas for yourself.

Featured in The Beauty Box Magazine (August 2025)

My grandmother always said a healthy glow doesn’t come from a jar — it comes from how you live and the little things you do for yourself...

In this beautifully photographed spread, I shared my full morning ritual — from a gentle face wash and vitamin C serum, to organic moisturizers, PA+++ sunscreen, and weekly sugar scrubs.

I also talked about my go-to AHA and lactic peels for seasonal skin renewal, skin-nourishing foods, and how movement like boxing and rebounding keeps my skin fresh from the inside out.

The piece also includes my favorite facial massage, facial exercises, and lymphatic double chin massage techniques for lifting, firming, and boosting circulation.

Read the full article in The Beauty Box Magazine: (Free subscription required: email + phone number)

Featured in Great Britian News

When GB News profiled women over 60 who look younger than their age, I shared the muscle-focused facial fitness techniques that have helped me keep natural lift and volume over time.

This feature focused on:

• Cheek-lifting facial exercises for volume and firmness
• Facial massage techniques that boost circulation and elasticity
• Gentle retinol routine for collagen support
• Weekly exfoliation to keep skin fresh and bright
• Smoothies for collagen health and detox support
• Avoiding sugar and processed carbs to reduce glycation damage

Read the GB News feature. Note: After you click on the GB News link, scroll past the video to see my article.

Wrapping it up

Whether it’s a full morning ritual or a single cheek-lifting move, I hope these features inspire you to try something new that feels good for your skin and your confidence.

Healthy aging isn’t about chasing perfection — it’s about finding little habits that fit your life and make you feel your best.

So, if one tip here sparks your interest, give it a try this week. Your routine doesn’t have to be complicated — sometimes the smallest changes are the ones you’ll stick with and love the most.

About the Author:

Linda Robison is a Certified Facial Fitness Specialist and founder of Anti-Aging Beauty Zone, where she shares practical tips, products, techniques, and at-home options for women over 40. She personally tests many of the methods she writes about.

Experience: Linda spent nearly 15 years as an Anti-Aging Health Advisor at the Life Extension Foundation and has over 30 years of experience testing facial anti-aging techniques, including training in Carolyn’s Facial Fitness. Her work has been featured in GB News and Beauty Box Magazine. You can view her background on LinkedIn and follow her on Pinterest.

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