Are you ageing like bread or wine, baby ?? Me personally I'd love to take 10 years off but eh not so bad don't have much of a choice in the matter But getting id'ed less and less

yes, i look like my mom’s side of the family and i have a pretty eye shape and (relatively) full lips. i used to hate my nose but my face has grown into looking good with it! i still get IDed everytime i go out unless i have a beard

 

my only issue is my hair, which is insanely unmanageable lol

Overall, no (they are mistaking me for still being in school)

but i've been paranoid in recent times because I feel like I am having my first wrinkle

(started using oil and aloe vera on my face )

 

I prolly shouldn't be worried since everyone in my family is super young looking so by genes I should have that but still, I have to do betta!

I just gotta get more active and head back to the gym but overall yes I do like how I am aging 

I'm cracking a bit  

 

I've never taken care of my skin + during my whole life I never used sunscreen, etc.

 

Pray for me.

It's interesting but I don't enjoy aging in general, a nightmare methinks

Aging scares me. I know its apart of life but the thought that I wont look how i look now forever..but right now im happy with my face but i need to start going to the gym because my body isn't where i'd like it to be 

10 minutes ago, Outlaws said:

I'm cracking a bit  

 

I've never taken care of my skin + during my whole life I never used sunscreen, etc.

 

Pray for me.

 

There is still time. However, your genes play the most important role.

I look the same as I did ten years ago so yass queen

yes, i've never looked and felt better! 

 

i do use sunscreen but i'm kinda looking forward to being an old hag, the gay auntie that comes to family functions to show off and talk trash with her gay niblings 

Edited May 13, 20224 yr by John Slayne

idk i kinda look same as I did when i was like 15 and my family ages quite well

 

im terrified of ageing tho

Edited May 13, 20224 yr by TheCal

44 minutes ago, cashmoneybabygrande said:

Aging scares me. I know its apart of life but the thought that I wont look how i look now forever..but right now im happy with my face but i need to start going to the gym because my body isn't where i'd like it to be 

5 minutes ago, Saddy said:

I think so. When I look at other people my age..I look so young lol

When I turned 30 I started doing a full skin care routine and going to the gym, and I'm looking more youthful than I did in most of my 20s tbh

 

I'm blessed with a youthful yet stereotypically masculine face to begin with so that got me by, but now it's really glowing

Edited May 13, 20224 yr by scenekiller

Yes. I’m still IDed at bars and liquor stores and I’m 28. And in Canada drinking age is 19, so they think I look 18  And I’m buff af so its not that I look like a twink, I just have a baby face. 

Edited May 13, 20224 yr by Raphy23

17 minutes ago, WitnessOblivia said:

I think so. When I look at other people my age..I look so young lol

Ikr. I see a guy and think yea that 40 year old man. Then I see their age and it’s 25

No, I don't like aging by default

 

I think I'm doing well so far though but we'll see

Do not really care at this point.

I love it but don’t mind a little of enhancement here and there. 

I’m black so, we’re good. Must suck for others though. 

It’s been going alright. A good skincare routine certainly helps, I saw some pictures from a couple years ago when I stopped doing it because I was depressed as hell and I looked a lot older than today. 

2 hours ago, Outlaws said:

I'm cracking a bit  

 

I've never taken care of my skin + during my whole life I never used sunscreen, etc.

 

Pray for me.

Start on a nighttime retinol to help reverse some of the damage henny 

1 hour ago, Sesame said:

Start on a nighttime retinol to help reverse some of the damage henny 

Amazon link to exact brand would be nice

I think so. I got told today that I look good for my age. My dad has always been mistaken for 10 years younger so I think I’ve inherited those genes, thankfully.