Zeenat Aman at 74 Shares Her Secrets for a Youthful Mind, Flexible Body, and Healthy Grey Hair

Zeenat Aman at 74 Shares Her Secrets for a Youthful Mind, Flexible Body, and Healthy Grey Hair

Post by : Saif Khan

Nov. 19, 2025 6:19 p.m. 37

Veteran Bollywood actor Zeenat Aman, one of the most graceful and stylish stars from the 1970s, has turned 74. Known for her timeless presence, confidence, and natural beauty, she continues to inspire fans across generations. From her classic film roles to her thoughtful and honest posts on Instagram, Zeenat Aman remains a strong example of healthy and positive ageing.

In a recent interview, she shared the simple but effective habits that keep her active, positive, and comfortable in her own skin. She explained that her lifestyle focuses on both physical and mental wellness, which she believes is the real reason behind her youthful energy.

A Focus on Holistic Wellness

Zeenat Aman said that she believes true wellness is not only about the body. It is a mix of good habits for physical, emotional, and mental health. She shared that she stays active with light exercise and yoga, which help her remain flexible and energetic even at 74. She also eats mindfully, sleeps well, and tries to keep her stress low.

However, she feels that having a positive mind is even more important. Staying curious, surrounding oneself with good people, and keeping a happy environment are essential, according to Zeenat. She said that these habits make her feel youthful from the inside.

Embracing Natural Ageing With Confidence

Zeenat Aman famously stopped dyeing her hair years ago, choosing to wear her natural grey proudly. She said that she did not want to follow society’s pressure to look young forever. Instead, she believes that a woman’s worth is not based on age or appearance.

Her natural grey hair has now become a statement of confidence and maturity. Many women have been inspired to accept their natural beauty after seeing her walk in public and in media with honesty and grace.

Simple and Consistent Hair Care Routine

Talking about how she maintains her healthy hair, Zeenat explained that she does not follow complicated treatments. She believes that consistency is the most important part of hair care. Her routine includes regular cleansing, light conditioning, and avoiding too much heat or harsh chemicals.

She shared that over the years she has learned an important lesson—“less is often more.” For her, healthy habits matter more than expensive or quick solutions.

A Balance of Traditional and Modern Beauty Wisdom

Zeenat Aman grew up around natural home remedies such as warm oil massages and herbal rinses. She still enjoys them because they make her feel relaxed and nourished. However, she also believes that modern scientific products have their benefits. The key, she said, is balance—respecting natural methods while staying open to effective new solutions.

Healthy Diet and Good Sleep

In earlier interviews, Zeenat has also spoken about eating balanced meals and getting enough rest. She believes that nutrition and sleep are major contributors to healthy ageing. Because of this, she prefers simple routines that support strong health in the long term.

An Icon Who Continues to Inspire

Even decades after her film career peaked, Zeenat Aman continues to connect with young and older fans alike. Her honesty about ageing, especially in an industry known for strict beauty standards, has made her a strong and relatable role model.

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