Cheryl Ladd – Age 70

An unforgettable diva of the ’70s and the ’80s, Cheryl Ladd is probably most remembered for her work in ‘Charlie’s Angels’. Ladd was a regular on set until the cancellation of the show in 1981. Her other famous roles include her work in ‘Poison Ivy’ and ‘Millennium’ amongst other prominent roles.

Ladd decided to diversify her career and try a hand at singing and writing both of which served her well. Her most recent thriller ‘Unforgettable’ released in 2017 has kept her on the radar of Hollywood recently. With other work taking over her time, she’s decided to slow down with her career.

Ann Margret – 80

The fashion It-Girl from the ’60s, Ann Margret, mastered Hollywood glamour down to a tee. From her smoldering looks down to her iconic strawberry blond volumes, even now past her heydays, she still makes her extravagant spirit such a trendy must-have.

Let’s get you on to Margret’s beyond half-a-century beauty secret because she only has two; three times a week workouts and a group Saturday morning walkathon. At her age, camaraderie is de-stressing, and going to different places relaxes the mind and body. Hence the youthful radiance she so embodies in the glamorous carpet. The classic film star drops the diet, eats whatever she wants, and craves sweet cookies during her downtime.

Jennifer Connelly – 51

A holistic approach to the mind and body is the way to go, at least when it comes to beauty, says the ever-stunning actress Jennifer Connelly. Not only does she know what works on-screen, but the Academy-award-winning star also sees her aesthetic game. So what is she having that’s got her aging backward? Well, she’s ready to spill what we’ve been curious to know.

Connelly’s advice is to stick to what you know, meaning cleansing, toning, and moisturizing. There is no make-up wrangling for the actress, especially when she’s not donning the red carpet. She vouches for nothing too dramatic, just running and meditative yoga to keep the blood flowing. No matter what you do, beauty is not without consistency.

Joyce DeWitt – 72

The ‘Three’s Company’ was “the sitcom” of the ’70s. While it served comic relief, the show chronicles beautiful and confident women, hence our main gal, Janet Wood, played by blonde icon Joyce DeWitt. Decades after, the actress still flashes her lasting radiance in the perfect red-carpet treatment, and we couldn’t help but admire her somewhat juvenile grace.

How does this siren maintain her beauty? First, she confirms that herbs help a lot. Aging is inevitable, but a healthy organic meal like fresh herbs and spices helps confront all the free radicals and harmful chemicals attacking our body. Though DeWitt embraces an active lifestyle, she rewards herself by plating her favorite dish, chicken with olive oil, but of course, it’s organic.

Halle Berry – 55

Halley Berry’s young-looking skin is envy-worthy. Despite the actress’s hectic schedule, she shows no sign of any stress breakouts. Genetics shouldn’t be dismissed, of course, but Ms. Catwoman herself swears that her outer radiance takes effort. Seriously, we want to know the inside scoop of this Hollywood enchantress beauty ritual.

The secret to Berry’s disarming look is a healthy skin-care routine and a fitness program. In fact, the mom of two has become an inspiration to the online community. Aside from her hashtag ‘Fitness Friday’, the actress’s typical morning involves cleansing, exfoliating, a hydrating mask, and a splash of lactic acid. If you want to look your best, Berry believes self-care is essential.

Demi Moore – Age 60

Demi Moore revolutionized the film industry from the core with her investment in equal pay for women in Hollywood. Her invaluable contribution provided for an increased awareness of income disparity between men and women in Hollywood. She’s considered one of the highest-paid actresses of the ’80s and ’90s.

With movies like ‘G.I. Jane’ and ‘Disclosure,’ she’s left an indelible mark in the film industry. Her spotless glamor and beauty pair perfectly with her skills in the industry keeping her fans always interested in her work. She allowed the world a sneak-peek into her life with her recent memoir ‘Inside Out’.

Lisa Bonet | 55

Lisa Bonet has always been daring with her looks, and that’s why the actress was a fashion sensation in her heydays in the ’80s and ’90s. It looked like each decade marked a new fashion era for Lisa, who was famous for coiled bangs and voluminous ringlets in the ’80s, and her waist-length locs and outstanding makeup in the ’90s.

Much more than Lisa’s bold styles, the American star was also popular for starring in films like ‘Angel Heart’ and ‘High Fidelity.’ From sitcoms to action thrillers, the mother of three has perfectly portrayed several characters. No wonder she’s won different awards and nominations.

Salma Hayek | 56

When you hear “brilliant and beautiful,” the first name that should come to your mind is Salma Hayek, and why not? Known for her acting prowess, the Latina actress kickstarted her acting career in Mexico, and it was only a matter of time before the ‘Desperado’ star became a famous name in Hollywood.

At the moment, Salma has earned more than enough awards and nominations to last a lifetime and has even transitioned to movie production, where she’s also shown great skill and expertise. Above all, the gorgeous mother of one is recognized as one of the most influential Latina actresses and one of the most beautiful women in the world – could be the Mexican-American mix in her genes.

Heather Locklear | 62

If there’s one thing we know about Heather Locklear, it’s how she has a history of starring in successful series, such as ‘Melrose Place’ which earned her four ‘Golden Globe’ nominations in succession, and ‘Dynasty.’ But before you think it’s all series for this successful actress, let’s also mention that Heather has also had a fair share of roles in films like ‘Firestarter’ and ‘The Perfect Man.’

It’s definitely been a long time coming for the award-winning actress, who started out as a model while at UCLA. With several awards under her belt and a long list of movies in her archive, who’s to say that the American performer isn’t successful?

Melissa Gilbert | Age 57

Melissa Gilbert has been on the screens since the ’60s, her sensational talents etched in the minds of her fans so much that we could say she lives rent-free in our heads. So much has been said about how the administrator ages backwards but much more has been said about her exploits off the screen.

Her finesse and intellectual prowess propelled her to the top position of the ‘Screen Guilds Awards.’ The actress and author went on to represent Michigan’s 8th Congressional District under the Democratic banner. Even though she dropped out citing health issues, her love for humanity is unquestionable.

Marlo Thomas | Age 84

An award for a lady with many talents should undoubtedly be given to Margaret Julia Marlo Thomas. Known for her outstanding and splendacious characters in different movies, her legend can be also be called ageless.

The University of Southern California alumni, who doubles as a producer, is also an author, activist, and philanthropist and she got her big break from the critically acclaimed ‘Barefoot in the Park’ and since then she swam in a pool of awards—four Emmy awards, a Grammy award, a Golden Globe Award and a Peaboy Award. Her career was crowned with a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2014.

Barbi Benton | 73

Born Barbara Lynn Klein to a Jewish family, Barbi Benton started modeling at the age of 16, where she landed a lucrative deal with ‘Playboy’ after two years and appeared on the cover of their magazine four times.

After enjoying a successful career as a model, Barbi went into acting, where she starred in a few TV series. In addition to that, the American star is also a successful singer with eight albums to her name. In fact, one of her singles charted in the top five on Billboard’s country charts. Yet, with two children, the gorgeous lady in her 70s has retired from the entertainment industry and prefers to spend time with her family in Aspen and Los Angeles.

Molly Ringwald | 54

During the ’80s, Molly Ringwald was the reigning teen queen. She is one of the numerous women in Hollywood who started working and becoming recognized at an early age, and she has maintained her career success. Her work with coming-of-age film director John Hughes brought her the most fame.

Two of her movies, “Sixteen Candles” and “The Breakfast Club,” helped cement her place in film history. After her breakthrough, Ringwald appeared in dozens of TV shows, was a Broadway star, had a successful album release, and authored two books. The star’s work has been influential across decades and fields, making it nearly impossible to forget about her.

Melanie Griffith | 65

Melanie Griffith has one of Hollywood’s most enviable family trees. Born to actor parents, she has been acting since she was a baby when she appeared in a TV commercial. She went on to have a successful career as a child star, appearing in numerous blockbuster films, and is now considered one of the most famous actresses of the 20th century.

She was first recognized for her talents on television, then became a renowned stage performer and made appearances on Broadway. Her marriages to Antonio Banderas and Don Johnson are almost as well-known as her roles in “Something Wild” and “Working Girl.”

Lisa Whelchel | 60

Lisa Whelchel gained immense fame portraying Blair Warner for over nine years on the beloved sitcom, The Facts of Life, making her a household name. However, following her successful run on the show, Whelchel took an unexpected departure from acting. Today, she primarily wears the hat of an author, with a diverse range of books covering topics like motherhood, friendships, and homeschooling.

Like many celebrities, Whelchel maintains her stunning appearance through disciplined eating and exercise routines, even though she openly admits not enjoying it. During an appearance on the television show, The Doctors, she confessed, “I’ve done it just to stay healthy. I don’t enjoy it,” demonstrating her commitment to well-being despite personal preferences.