Marie Claire The Age Issue

unimpressed, and feeling a little bit like ENOUGH!!!! after reading yet another 30 under 30 list. Maybe it was because we weren’t on it, or maybe it was yet another example of society’s unhealthy obsession with youth, but we got that silly blog off and moved on to the next 10 stories of the day. I think about that piece often though, especially while concepting this Age Issue, because though it’s dripping with sarcasm, we wrote it because we were tired of the way 20-somethings were forced to contend with aging. And now, as an older millennial, it’s a little more serious—from making more money (Are Millennials Secretly Rich?) to grappling with taboos around appearance (Forget the Grays—Hair Loss Is the Most Significant Change After 40) to what happens after achieving success at a young age (They Got Everything They Wanted By 30. Then What?). Reading our cover star Eva Longoria’s thoughts brings me solace. “For me, age is just a number, but I’m excited,” Longoria says. “I refuse to believe my greatest success is behind me.” Do you agree? Disagree? Shoot me a note at @nikkiogun on Instagram—I’d love to discuss.

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So why does talking about it still feel taboo?

Forget the Grays—Hair Loss Is the Most Significant Change After 40

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n 2017, Starface co-founder Julie Schott and I worked together at ELLE.com and wrote one of the silliest stories I’ve ever blogged in my career: ELLE’s 5 Under 5 list. We were both in our 20s, and frankly, kind of annoyed,

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