Celebrities Who Look Better With Age

The stars in our gallery aren't just aging gracefully, they appear to be aging backwards too! Don't believe us? The proof is in the photos.

The former Friends star (in 2002, left, and 2011, right) told Marie Claire that yoga is a vital part of her anti-aging efforts.

The secret to Berry’s youthful look? The actress (in 2001, left, and 2011, right) has said in Marie Claire that, in addition to exfoliating her skin, she rubs pure Vitamin C on her face before putting on moisturizer.

Williams (in 2002, left, and 2011, right) is candid about her occasional use of botox to maintain her youthful look. Another — more natural — tip? The Desperate Housewives star has said in Marie Claire that she regularly practices Pilates and takes dance classes too!

The Contagion star (in 2001, left, and 2011, right) is famous for her anti-plastic surgery stance. Instead, Winslet has said in The Huffington Post that she follows a different approach to beauty: a look that’s au natural.

According to People, Oprah (in 2002, left, and 2011, right) has healthy hair thanks to her stylist Andre Walker, who stays away from styling tools like blow dryers and flat irons at least three days a week. “Lately, I’ve been doing ponytails to stretch the time between blow dries,” he said in a recent interview with O, The Oprah Magazine. “With a little height on the top, a pony can look very polished!”

To maintain her youthful glow, Paltrow (in 2001, left, and 2011, right) told Us that she doesn’t hesitate when it comes to investing in both her skin and hair. Another tip? In The Boston Herald, she admitted that she always looks her best after a good night’s sleep!

Huffman’s anti-aging advice? The Desperate Housewives star (in 2001, left, and 2011, right) recommends taking advantage of the days when you don’t have to wear makeup. “Just let your skin breathe,” she said in a recent interview with Style Goes Strong.

Parker’s anti-aging secret? The former Sex and the City star (in 2001, left, and 2011, right) has said that she applies sunscreen daily to protect her skin. She’s also committed to staying fit and healthy. She told Good Housekeeping: “I do yoga whenever I can.”

Moore (in 2001, left, and 2011, right) has said that the secret to her youthful look is simple: she moisturizes regularly and often. “No matter how late it is, when I get home, I take the time to clean and moisturize my face. I’m a big believer in that if you focus on good skin care, you really won’t need a lot of makeup,” she said in a recent interview with Marie Claire.

Crawford (in 2001, left, and 2011, right) maintains her youthful look by focusing attention on her hair. “You can get any plastic surgery in the world, but hair color is what enables women to look younger longer,” she said in a recent interview with Allure.