THATS 50 over there?? She looks 30 at most
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Asian women look like they're always in their 20s......until their 64th birthday. Then their faces melt, and they look forever 90. Happens overnight actually.
Here is the infographic about it
I did recently watch something showing how much older Americans look due to diet. Not like it's necessarily a choice of bad diet, rather the options are awful all the way down to produce. There was no science to it, just interviews of Americans visiting other developed nations in Europe, Asia, and places like Australia. A recurring response of why was people pointed it to the "normal" food of the country they were visiting or moved to was higher quality and healthier.
They revealed their ages and I was quite shocked. They all looked years older. Even the host I thought was around 40 to early 40s but was only 32 and apparently was normal for their age.
I guess if that's the society you live in, you would never realise it until you travelled.
Oh God, the amount of trouble I had when I tried to start cutting sugar out of my diet. Sugar is in EVERYTHING in the US. It's in the butter. it's in the bread. It's in the meat. WHY IS IT IN THE MEAT??
I know that’s a rhetorical question, but it’s purely for addictive purposes. Sugar is an incredible drug and the world is hooked.
Try living without it. The withdrawals are insane. But after that it’s like living for the first time.
I mean no, genuine question. But your answer does make sense
Farmers feed livestock with Skittles and other candy.
Corporations do it by buying expiring candy in bulk, which is really cheap.
I thought that candy was supposed to be kinda rare
Might also be diet, but avoiding too much sun exposure is one of the most reliable ways to keep your skin healthy.
I guess if that's the society you live in, you would never realise it until you travelled.
We know our food is shit. We know our "leaders" are shit, too.
Eat your leaders! It’s shit food anyway but this may solve some problems.
Well, I was referring physical appearances in that context. I'm sure many Americans are well aware of their various climates; what's shit, what's not.
I don't think I buy the diet thing at all.
In the US, it's commonplace for people to "get a tan" and people in general are not as protective over sun with the use of sunscreen or long sleeves/pants.
In many Asian countries, whiter skin is more desirable. People are a lot more diligent in wearing long sleeves and pants when spending time in the sun and etc.
The sun will age you a LOT.
That doesn't really explain why this effect seems to have been observed in europe and australia as well, though. Tanning is definitely a thing there, too
Asian don't raisin
… context? 👉👈
She's gold. Forte is a fool.
She looks good for being 50, would tap.
50 ain't that old.
#####....right?
Not in Japan.
Let her rizz it