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You wouldn’t believe how old Pamela Jacobs really is. With her fine skin, fit figure, and luscious dark hair, Pamela is easily the envy of everyone in her age group.
Some say she’s in her late twenties or early thirties, but actually, Pamela is already 52 years old. She also has a 21-year-old son, Marly.
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Because of her young looks, she was once mistaken as a student and has been offered discount.
“I was buying ticket to London and the cashier asked if I had my student rail card so I said I didn’t have one. He then asked if I wanted to apply for one, so I had to tell him that I wasn’t a student and what my real age is. He went a bit red,” Pamela shared.
The same thing happened two years ago during a health screening, the nurse didn’t believe Pamela’s age was 50 until she saw the medical records.
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Fifty-eight-year-old Stephanie Arnott headlined the Internet for the same reason before. She claims that she looks 35 and that her beauty “reduces men to tears.” Stephanie also says that she would wash car in a bikini.
Pamela, however, said that she wouldn’t do that (clean car in a bikini).
“There are some limits when you have a 21-year-old son,” Pamela Jacobs says. But she admits she still wears short shorts when in the garden.
Men don’t believe her when she tells them her age. Their usual reaction is, “I don’t believe you” or “You must be lying.”
Even younger men take notice on her. One time, a friend of her son saw them together and embarrassingly thought she was his girlfriend.
Although currently single, sorry, boys, Marly’s mom prefers men her age.
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Despite the odd embarrassing situation, looking younger has no real negative impact.
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According to Pamela, her youthful appearance is courtesy of her good genes (she claims her mother and siblings also look younger than their age), regular exercise, healthy diet, and coconut oil—plenty of it.
Pamela’s beauty regimen includes weekly sauna and steam, exfoliating her face every other day, and wearing her favorite sunscreen brand Korres. She chose the Greek brand because of its natural ingredients.
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Healthy diet for her means leafy greens and coconut oil. She said the latter is responsible for her glowing complexion.
Her mother used to rub their skin and hair with oil when they were young and she kind of carried it on.
“I use Biona Organic Coconut Oil for cooking, in coffee, for removing makeup, for hair treatments, and on my body twice a day as a moisturizer.”
Wheat products are a no-no to her because they cause bloating. She also doesn’t eat fruits because of its sugar content.
“I follow the 80/20 rule,” she reveals. “80 per cent eating well and 20 per cent sneaking in the odd pudding, a little alcohol or organic dark chocolate.”
She suggests using organic products only if possible, such as pink Himalayan salt which, she uses in bath to help detox.
Overnight mask, regular body scrub, and generous application of coconut oil are a must for her as it softens her skin.
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Lately, she has started investing in high-quality beauty products for they work better and last longer.
But according to Pamela Jacobs, to look young really is all about positive attitude and always wearing a big smile as it will never fail to give you a decade-younger look.
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“I think the secret of eternal youth is to smile every day,” she says. “The best thing about looking young is that it makes me feel good and gives me confidence.
“I’m not perfect and have flaws like everyone else but I am grateful for what I do have,” Pamela remarked.
