Series 1
8 episodes · Apr 28, 2004
Everyone wants to look younger, but is it possible to look 10 years younger in just 10 days? Presenter and stylist Nicky Hambleton-Jones uses every trick in the book to make someone look dramatically younger. With the help of a different team of experts each episode, Nicky has just 10 days to tackle everything the ageing process has to offer, from crow's feet, dark circles under the eyes and a lacklustre grey looking complexion to bad teeth, lifeless hair and often a less than flattering wardrobe.
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- S1E1
Bernie Sharp
Apr 28, 200460mPresenter and stylist Nicky Hambleton-Jones transforms the bedraggled and drawn features of prison officer Bernie Sharp.
- S1E2
Ronnie Donno
May 5, 200460mTeaching assistant Ronnie Donno already feels bad about the way she looks, but it's made worse when a poll of 100 people suggest she looks 49.
- S1E3
Wendy Grace
May 12, 200460mFormer glamour model and air hostess Wendy Grace lost her good looks when she gave up the high life for a market stall in Christchurch.
- S1E4
Richard Power
May 19, 200460mSerial socialiser and budding nightclub entrepreneur Richard Power knows he looks old for his age. Will the team stop him drinking 35 pints a week and smoking 40 cigarettes a day?
- S1E5
Emma Singh
May 26, 200460mBusy mum and part-time student Emma Singh has a taste for the bad things in life and it shows. Can she be transformed?
- S1E6
Sue Tomkins
Jun 2, 200460mNight shift worker Sue Tomkins has lost her sparkle. Lank hair and sunken eyes are just the starting point for Nicky Hambleton-Jones and her team.
- S1E7
Kerry Fender
Jun 9, 200460mFrom a distance Kerry Fender seems frumpy, defeated and definitely middle-aged. But close up there are no wrinkles, thick hair and bright eyes.
- S1E8
Sue Chamberlain
Jun 16, 200460mIs it possible to look 10 years younger in just 10 days? Presenter and stylist Nicky Hambleton-Jones uses every trick in the book to achieve just that with Sue Chamberlain.