Kyle Richards' Closet Confession With Bluefly

Before Bluefly got to Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards' house, they were warned the dining hall would be under construction - which was true. But what they didn't tell them was the kitchen, all of the bedrooms, and all of the bathrooms were being renovated too. 

In fact, every single inch of her new home was being worked on with the exception of Kyle's Closet for which the awesome Lisa Adams deserves a special shout-out. Bluefly stresses how incredibly sweet and gracious Kyle was. She's a nice (converted) Jewish girl. 

Not only did she let them into her new home while she was in the midst of moving, but she let them film in her old home as well, and even opened taped-up and ready-to-be moved boxes to show them old pictures and share anecdotes from her days as a child actress.

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Kyle Richards' Secret To Looking Young

Fresh-faced Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards hasn't resorted to extensive plastic surgery like many Hollywood reality stars and has instead kept her looks the natural way.

Richards, 42, revealed one of the secrets to keeping her gorgeous skin when she was photographed reading The Fine Art of Looking Younger, by cosmetic surgeon Dr. Amiya Prasad during a recent photo shoot for Blue Fly Closet Confessions.

Clearly a fan of his book, Kyle is the perfect example of how a woman her age should be, says Dr Prassad.

"She looks really great so I wouldn’t recommend a surgical procedure," he revealed in an exclusive interview with Radar Online. "Just like anyone is their 40s, I'd tell Kyle to use sun block and to protect her skin from the sun, and eat a healthy diet and workout."

One of New York's most innovative cosmetic surgeons, Dr Prasad focuses on procedures that are completely natural-looking.

"The greatest compliment after having a procedure is no one knowing that you've had a procedure," explains Dr Prasad. Unlike many surgeons who encourage their patients to bulk-buy surgeries, Prasad believes that less is more and encourages options that are natural, safe, less invasive, and long lasting.

"We have a lot of clients that are baby boomers who are staying fit and healthy and seeing age-related changes but not wanting to do anything drastic.

"My focus in the book is to make readers aware of the tiny things that make you look older, such as tired eyes, and how to prevent them," he explains. Instead of an eye lift, there are lots of simple non-surgical solutions to consider such as getting more sleep and drinking a lot of water.

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