What years are the "aging years" ( for women)

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Anonymous wrote:I'm 31 and I look great so I couldn't tell you.

Take lots of selfies now. It'll come.

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depends on life. whenever there is most stress.

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My complexion (other than a few forehead lines), teeth, and hair still look great. It's my body that's falling apart. I have got to get it together with exercise and diet before it's too late. I turned 44 in February.

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Anonymous wrote:It hit me the second I gave birth. Seriously. I was 40 and didn't have a wrinkle on my face. No forehead lines, no crows feet, nothing. By 41, lack of sleep, poor diet, not enough time for exercising, left me with crows feet, dry skin, and the first signs of wrinkles on my forehead. Unbelievable that all this happened in one year.

Huh? Do you mean when you gave birth in you 30s and then you aged when you hit 40?

I was 40 when I gave birth.

Oh ok, I think that births later in life tend to wear you down more than those earlier on.

[Anonymous]

I'm 39. When I look back on photos of myself just 4 years ago, I look 10 years younger. I'd say 35-40 are really aging.

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Anonymous wrote:It hit me the second I gave birth. Seriously. I was 40 and didn't have a wrinkle on my face. No forehead lines, no crows feet, nothing. By 41, lack of sleep, poor diet, not enough time for exercising, left me with crows feet, dry skin, and the first signs of wrinkles on my forehead. Unbelievable that all this happened in one year.

Huh? Do you mean when you gave birth in you 30s and then you aged when you hit 40?

I was 40 when I gave birth.

Oh ok, I think that births later in life tend to wear you down more than those earlier on.

I agree!

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Anonymous wrote:It hit me the second I gave birth. Seriously. I was 40 and didn't have a wrinkle on my face. No forehead lines, no crows feet, nothing. By 41, lack of sleep, poor diet, not enough time for exercising, left me with crows feet, dry skin, and the first signs of wrinkles on my forehead. Unbelievable that all this happened in one year.

Huh? Do you mean when you gave birth in you 30s and then you aged when you hit 40?

I was 40 when I gave birth.

Oh ok, I think that births later in life tend to wear you down more than those earlier on.

I agree!

This happened to me (birth at 39, big changes 40+).. now those of you talking about 50-55 are scarring me!

[Anonymous]

For me, I started going downhill at 36 as I underwent fertility treatments. I am in peri menopause now in my early 40s and I look terrible.

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I think it happens much more gradually and continuously with women than with men.

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Any tips to help the process be kinder? For ex, drinking more water?

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Anonymous wrote:I'm 31 and I look great so I couldn't tell you.

Like it won't happen to you. Just you wait.

LOL. Everyone looks great at 31. Thanks for the laugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any tips to help the process be kinder? For ex, drinking more water?

Unfortunately, the only tips I have are retinoids, and a little Botox and fillers- just don't go overboard.

[Anonymous]

I'm 39 and I have aged tremendously in the last 4 years but I've had two kids in that time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any tips to help the process be kinder? For ex, drinking more water?

Sunscreen

Exercise

I've done neither and it's hell trying to reverse the damage.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Any tips to help the process be kinder? For ex, drinking more water?

Unfortunately, the only tips I have are retinoids, and a little Botox and fillers- just don't go overboard.

Stay out of the sun. Sunscreen daily.