Another word for age-old

The professional performer in any field should always go by the age-old adage: "The show must go on."
Even conventional medicine has adopted this age-old concept of bringing healing to the sick via feeding the mucous membranes in the epidermis, in the respiratory track, in the digestive track and in the genitourinary system.
However, following the age-old beauty advice that green eyes benefit from browns and lavenders, I selected Expert Wear Eye Shadow Trio in the shade Crown Jewels for my review.
In truth potty training advice is one of the most researched elements of parenting, and wondering whether or not your child is old enough to potty train is an age-old dilemma.
Of course, while it may feel great to carry a designer-like bag on your arm, there's also that age-old question to grapple with: Is it a good idea to invest in a fake?

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