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When did you start to notice that you'd aged?

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pinklite · 26/05/2024 21:02

I'm turning 27 next week, which obviously I know is not old but I've just looked at myself in the mirror whilst I was doing my skin care and I'm already noticing more lines and creases! Especially around the eye area 😬

I'm dreading aging more and am starting to think about getting some Botox.

At what age did you start to notice?

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seaweedhead · 27/05/2024 15:28

Mid 30s. Not that I looked particularly old but I realised those lines on my forehead were there to stay and a few grey hairs were creeping in.

pensterino · 14/07/2024 09:24

I'm nearly 68, never had any "work" of any kind done, and I think I look pretty good for my age. Lines and wrinkles of course, but I haven't sagged round my face or developed jowls or a turkey neck. Good genes from my dad help, also No7 serum and cream, not sunbathing, lots of tea!

But the best facelift of all is a smile, and with years of practice I can now keep one plastered on my face, even when I'm not thinking about it.

ViciousCurrentBun · 14/07/2024 09:36

Around menopause so about 50. My secret weapon is I’m mixed race. The massive diverse gene pool plus a Father who had amazing skin and culturally being raised to avoid exposing myself to the sun. I also inherited Mothers very high cheekbones.

Until then I looked really much younger I do still look younger but not the huge amount I used to. My favourite was when I was 40 and a student asked me what A levels I got as assumed I was another first year undergraduate, I was a member of staff.

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