What Causes a Face to Look Old

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Anonymous wrote:Narrow face, pointy nose and thinner/flatter lips always read 'old' to me, even on beautiful women.

eg, Nikki Taylor, Hailey Beiber, Nikki Reed.

Dark shadowed eyes look old/haunted.

eg, Emily Ratahdlakhgeksi and Lily Aldridge

(all beautiful women)

Hailey Bieber is remarkably beautiful. However, she cannot stay 18 forever. She looks beautiful for her age which is 20 something. I think for her, since her beauty was never directly associated with “young” features -ones associated with youth- she will likely age really well. And always remain stunning. I know she’s quite controversial on DC urban moms but if we’re being honest, she is stunning and gorgeous.

Beauty is so subjective. I am neither for nor against HB, but I do not find her attractive at all.

She's attractive with her tall, healthy body and skin. She is the picture of youth, which is attractive. But I wouldn't say conventionally pretty facial features. Her hair is also thin. She'll eventually have the same aging scenario as Sarah Jessica Parker, but with less fashion and femininity to cover it.

Hailey Baldwin Bieber is considered “very beautiful” on pink mirror; a very beautiful rating is rare. She has a 9.1 out of 10 score- this is almost impossible to get on pink mirror. I like pink mirror as a gauge because it’s completely objective not subjective.
https://pinkmirror.com/person/Hailey-Baldwin

I don’t really find Hailey Bieber attractive and most men would likely find her old and masculine looking. Similar to “models” like Gisele. I think most men prefer feminine faces like Candice Swannepol or cute faces like Ana de armas

Hailey Bieber looks like Justin’s twin. That’s why he finds her attractive.

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Anonymous wrote:Narrow face, pointy nose and thinner/flatter lips always read 'old' to me, even on beautiful women.

eg, Nikki Taylor, Hailey Beiber, Nikki Reed.

Dark shadowed eyes look old/haunted.

eg, Emily Ratahdlakhgeksi and Lily Aldridge

(all beautiful women)

Hailey Bieber is remarkably beautiful. However, she cannot stay 18 forever. She looks beautiful for her age which is 20 something. I think for her, since her beauty was never directly associated with “young” features -ones associated with youth- she will likely age really well. And always remain stunning. I know she’s quite controversial on DC urban moms but if we’re being honest, she is stunning and gorgeous.

Beauty is so subjective. I am neither for nor against HB, but I do not find her attractive at all.

She's attractive with her tall, healthy body and skin. She is the picture of youth, which is attractive. But I wouldn't say conventionally pretty facial features. Her hair is also thin. She'll eventually have the same aging scenario as Sarah Jessica Parker, but with less fashion and femininity to cover it.

Hailey Baldwin Bieber is considered “very beautiful” on pink mirror; a very beautiful rating is rare. She has a 9.1 out of 10 score- this is almost impossible to get on pink mirror. I like pink mirror as a gauge because it’s completely objective not subjective.
https://pinkmirror.com/person/Hailey-Baldwin

Clicked your link and ugh. Talk about being anti-Southeast Asian:

Why is a smaller nose width better than a wider one?
A smaller nose width is often considered more attractive among females. Research at the George Eastman Dental Hospital found that a nose width smaller than ¼ of the facial width contributes to the perception of beauty. Another study supported this, with 64.8% of respondents preferring reduced nose proportions in women. Additionally, a study reported that the human nose is sexually diamorphic, with males tending to have larger noses than females, making evolutionary preferences for smaller female noses understandable. Furthermore, a study found that a youthful face often features a small nose, large eyes, and full lips, which can contribute to overall attractiveness. A more recent study investigated the neoclassical cannon theory, which proposes that the ideal female nose width is about one-fifth of the facial width. The findings showed deviations from the theory, but generally, noses closer to the average composite were deemed more attractive.

No wonder young girls are cutting themselves. Websites like Pink Mirror are so gross

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Anonymous wrote:Alexis Bledel at around age 36. Huge forehead and having not even an ounce of fat on her face caused her to look old.

I have to agree. I was shocked when I saw her on the Gilmore Girls sequel mini-series. She is only a couple of years older than me, but looked so much older. Guess my extra 20 lbs is good for something…

Lol. Only on DCUM! Chubby ladies convinced they look better than the Hollywood finest.

AB is 41 and a mother of one. She looks fantastic.

There is a difference between “chubby” and having 0 body fat.

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Anonymous wrote:Um, Mila Kunis looks great...

OP, I'm 30 and was never particularly vigilant about the sun and the pandemic/motherhood aged me a lot, but I still get mistaken for college age regularly. A lot of it staying thin/fit and dressing in a way that isn't aging.

To answer your question: jowls, 100%. And thinning lips. And too much makeup.

A guy I know who went to medical school was often confused as a college aged guy, even though he was 30. For him he says it was because he was at the gym in the middle of the day and doing things that most adults who are 30 don’t do because of their jobs. Also, because he was perpetually in school, he was dressing really “young” ( sweats, etc.) that were conducive to his lifestyle.

I suppose the same can apply to women.

I don't dress super young or do non-adult-ish things but I do have roundish cheeks. Makes the face youthful. I hate them but buccal fat removal that everyone's doing lately is so aging.

I would definitely recommend against doing this. I'm the DCUM trans woman and I'll say this, all the trans women I know want more facial fat distribution, not less. The hormones we take places fat in feminine places, one of which is the cheek area. Removal of the buccal fat deposit will almost certainly make you look more masculine, especially as you age. The procedure is also apparently extremely painful because they can't numb that part of your body.

If anyone here is considering this, please watch this video.

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before big procedures, but possibly with a nose job


after many procedures

So much more attractive before. SMH

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Anonymous wrote:Proportions change due to gravity, skin sagging, muscle and bone loss. Plastic surgery helps very little. Women end up looking like man in drag, if they try to overcompensate.

I was shocked by the change in Vanessa Williams's physical appearance. As a black woman, I think she looks terrible for a black woman of her age. My mother, a decade older, has skin that is far more taut. I believe VW had too much botox. Personally, I prefer the look of untreated skin on older woman of all ethnicities. Many European women refuse to have these procedures done. The result is so much more alluring to me.

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What the heck is buccal fat?

I just turned 50 and there is so much more to life than worrying about an “aging” face. Sure, workout, eat healthy, and take care of yourself, but love yourself from the inside, and you will naturally glow no matter your age.

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For me I aged with:

Children
Menopause
Jowls
Thinning Hair.

I recommend getting stress under control, drinking more water, caring for skin and limiting toxins to help maintain youth. Nothing is wring with aging but it’s the rapid aging that bothers me.

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Rapid weight loss after a certain age. I have a friend that I see a couple of times a year (we don’t live in the same city) and I saw her recently and she looks like she lost 60 lbs. Great for her health but her face has sagged tremendously. Her turkey neck sits on her chest and her cheeks are dropping. I don’t believe her weight loss is due to sickness and she’s lost and gained a great amount of weight a few times over the decades I’ve known her. But being 43 and losing weight rapidly has taken a huge toll on her body and looks. Still beautiful on the inside.

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Anonymous wrote:Everyone says pale blondes age badly, which is mostly true. But look at how incredible Kathryn Winnick looks. Another one who aged well is Kate Beckinsale.

I think getting Botox early can help. But Megan Fox get Botox early and oooks rough.

I think Britney Spears has heavy eyelids and more deep set eyes and she aged poorly

Darker skin ages better in general, such as Salma Hayek, Halle Berry, and Jessica Alba

I love Kate and think she’s gorg, but if you held her face next to a radiator, it would melt. She has had sooo much done.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapid weight loss after a certain age. I have a friend that I see a couple of times a year (we don’t live in the same city) and I saw her recently and she looks like she lost 60 lbs. Great for her health but her face has sagged tremendously. Her turkey neck sits on her chest and her cheeks are dropping. I don’t believe her weight loss is due to sickness and she’s lost and gained a great amount of weight a few times over the decades I’ve known her. But being 43 and losing weight rapidly has taken a huge toll on her body and looks. Still beautiful on the inside.

It's probably more than 60. Rapid weight loss will cause sag at any age.