Veteran actress Joan Collins has revealed that s-x is the secret to looking young, according to an extract from her book, “The World According to Joan”, serialized by the Daily Mail newspaper.

Collins, who is 78 years old, claims that staying active in the bedroom is vital for women’s happiness and appearance as they age.

“Let’s not forget the importance of s-x when it comes to looking and feeling good,” she wrote.

She also cited the example of famous women such as Sarah Bernhardt and Coco Chanel, who both had lovers well into their later lives.

Collins, who is famous for her youthful looks, is married to Percy Gibson, who is 32 years her junior.

She believes that s^xual activity is something that all adults should enjoy.

“It delights me to read about a couple marrying in their 80s, or discovering a lost love from 50 years ago.

Romance never dies – if you believe in it,” she said.

In addition to her views on s^x, Collins also criticized the Hollywood trend for cosmetic surgery in order to stay looking young.

She believes that older women can be just as s^xy without going under the knife.

“The idea that older women should not – or cannot – be s^xy without surgical assistance is absurd,” she said.

She also expressed her concern about the increasing number of actresses with “ghastly” Botoxed and artificially-filled faces, saying that they look “so strange with their pillow lips, puffed-up cheeks and fake cheekbones, which make their eyes look like tiny pits in a marshmallow cloud.”

Collins further argues that having skill with a make-up brush is just as effective as having surgery. “I believe that a woman should do whatever she feels is right for her, but for those of us who do not want to go under the knife, there are other ways to stay looking good,” she said.

Collins herself has never had cosmetic surgery and credits her looks to a healthy lifestyle, exercise, and skincare.

The actress has been open about her views on aging and has previously spoken about how she embraces getting older. “Aging is not for sissies,” she once said.

“You have to embrace it, you have to enjoy it, you have to celebrate it.”

She also revealed that she is not a fan of the phrase “anti-aging,” arguing that it creates unnecessary pressure for women to stay looking young.

Collins’ book, “The World According to Joan,” is a collection of her thoughts and musings on a wide range of topics.

In addition to s^x and aging, she also shares her views on topics such as relationships, fashion, and politics.

The book has received mixed reviews, with some critics praising Collins’ wit and wisdom, while others have criticized it as being shallow and self-indulgent.

Despite the criticism, Collins remains an iconic figure in Hollywood and continues to inspire women around the world with her views on aging and beauty.

Her message is clear: aging is a natural part of life, and women should embrace it with confidence and grace.