How to enlarge font in outgoing emails

How might one enlarge the font in outgoing emails? Use Gmail, and older friends complain it is too small to read.
Thanks!

Thanks Razmee, but though it made it bigger on my phone, my correspondent still saw the tiny tiny text.
Was a good shot though!!!

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