Julia Roberts may be asked all the time what her secret to aging beautifully is, but she seems a little fed up with the tongue-in-cheek answers she has been giving to this question lately.

For British Vogue, Notting Hill writer Richard Curtis asked Roberts about the secret to staying "glossy and young."

"It's a pickle," the "Pretty Woman" star replied deadpan. 'I put my head in a jar for 18 hours every other Saturday. It works great. It smells awful."

When pressed further, she gave a more honest answer: "I'm not serious. I believe in having good genes and living a fulfilling life, which is something I usually joke about, but I believe in the love of a good man. I believe that my husband loving me and caring for me makes me deeply, deeply happy. And whenever I see a happy person, it doesn't matter how old that person is."

Once again I ask the celebs to stop making me cry before lunch time. Am I asking too much? [Anyway, I really like Roberts' answer. She strikes a difficult balance by defining healthy aging by the quality of one's life.

Curtis, on the other hand, is less kind about herself, telling a longtime friend and colleague What do you see in the mirror? It looks like bread to me."

Roberts, however, assured him, "It doesn't look like bread."

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