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[VidX]

Good lord.. I'd be more then happy to see that face in the morning next to me.

[Forever21]

I would give up my left nut to have her.

[chris w]

I would give up my left nut to have her.

I'm affraid she only does men with a full set of nuts, so counterproductive.

Edited by chris w, 04 July 2010 - 12:14 PM.

[chris w]

And models don't count, it was proven scientifically they're not humans .

Edited by chris w, 04 July 2010 - 12:35 PM.

[Luna]

How does she look so young????

[Stefanovic]

Patrick Dempsey
Tom Cruise
Kylie Minogue ( says it's because she's using pond's cold cream, could be another great discussion)
Susan Sarandon

all look younger to me

[chris w]

How does she look so young????

Haha, A LOT of various stuff injected is my bet

[Luna]

Blah.. can I just not get old? please? Mimi too.

[Matt]

doesn't look like shes had any major surgery done, or botox. I read that she maintains a very healthy lifestyle, she does yoga, exercises etc etc.. She's also maintained a low weight all her life.

[VidX]

Regardless of what she has done/hasn't done (what would be even more astouning) Imho plastic surgery is very very advanced now, even compared to 5-10 years ago. Just look all these stem cell face lifts, different fillers and stuff. With a right surgeon and money a close to perfect result is possible these days.. 10 more years and basically anyone will b able to look 25 @ 45-50 just with non invasive PS alone.

[Luna]

I am not so sure VidX.. Can you back it up?

[TheFountain]

Regardless of what she has done/hasn't done (what would be even more astouning) Imho plastic surgery is very very advanced now, even compared to 5-10 years ago. Just look all these stem cell face lifts, different fillers and stuff. With a right surgeon and money a close to perfect result is possible these days.. 10 more years and basically anyone will b able to look 25 @ 45-50 just with non invasive PS alone.

How much 'younger' does this recipient of stem cell therapy look?

Notice how the lower jaw area always looks a bit off with these recipients.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kNYcjAi9Ew


I am glad this woman looks 'better' than she might have if she did not receive the stem cell therapy, but they have to find a way to narrow the lower jaw, that is the real issue with her not looking as young as she otherwise might.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwDdp_1sDDQ&feature=related

[VidX]

I am not so sure VidX.. Can you back it up?

Well it's just personal observations of how more and more celebrities start to look "eternally" young and NATURAL at the same. For ex. look at J.Lopez, she's in her 20s again haha:



I've stumbled upon newest techniques of PS some days ago, and there were various fillers, various techniques to "polish skin", etc.. it's mind boggling. And 10 years is a reasonable time for a lot more improved treatments. I'd make my bet on some kind of peptides/signaling that forces skin to renegerate.

[VidX]

TheFountain>I'm mostly impressed by the radiance and smoothness/plumpness of their skin, like one of a teenagers.

[TheFountain]

But they still kind of look old, which I would attribute to structural issues with the lower jaw area and neck sagging.

[TheFountain]

I haven't read this entire thread so apologies if this has been posted already:

Arthur De Vany (Grandfather of Evolutionary approach to Fitness and Lifestyle/Diet) at 74 years of age:








Looks fantastic! Especially considering he looks to have a decent tan and most likely has nothing resembling a skin care regimen.

his head looks 74 and what does a tan have to do with it? doesn't make him look younger.

[Ben]

I am not so sure VidX.. Can you back it up?

Well it's just personal observations of how more and more celebrities start to look "eternally" young and NATURAL at the same. For ex. look at J.Lopez, she's in her 20s again haha:


I've stumbled upon newest techniques of PS some days ago, and there were various fillers, various techniques to "polish skin", etc.. it's mind boggling. And 10 years is a reasonable time for a lot more improved treatments. I'd make my bet on some kind of peptides/signaling that forces skin to renegerate.

Be great in 15 years when I'm 40. Wonder what kind of intervention there will be then!

[Luna]

Vidx, in that photo she doesn't look 20.. her skin looks good but something in the bones, the forehead.. just seems to look older.

Ben - what ever there will be, will you be able to afford it?

[chris w]

doesn't look like shes had any major surgery done, or botox. I read that she maintains a very healthy lifestyle, she does yoga, exercises etc etc.. She's also maintained a low weight all her life.

I noticed that they all say that ( healthy lifestyle ), because in terms of publicity it's always better to maintain that you own your looks to your own effort, than to aesthetic surgery, so a kind of "shortcut" and "unnatural", it just sounds better.

I don't really know, but aren't the hay days of botox behind us and giving way to dermal fillers ? I guess it wasn't convincingly resolved in the end if botulin can or cannot travel from the place of application to the brain for example. And the obvious long term adverse effect of "bat face" isn't pretty either. I think I heard that Nicole Kidman complained that she cannot get movie parts, as her acting was becoming sort of a joke because her mimics was more and more... symbolic.

Edited by chris w, 05 July 2010 - 01:16 PM.

[Luna]

I think she had fillers or at least laser. Or both.

[chris w]

Actually I think she looks pretty much the same as I always remembered her, since what ? 1998/9 I guess, anything earlier than that fades away lol. I think like Vidx - a decade in cosmetics is really a lot of time, not to mention that in this one it should go even faster, with stem cells and all, so as far as the "face management" technology, I'm optimistic.

Sure, price is another subject but I guess these are the kinds of things that tend to trickle down pretty fast, as the demand is so huge obviously.

Edited by chris w, 05 July 2010 - 04:06 PM.

[Dagon]

Thanks for the comments guys. You were all pretty close - I'm 30.

I actually think I look my age tbh, but in the past year I've constantly been getting funny looks when I say I'm 30! It seems on average people think I'm about 23, and I think I must come across younger in person than on camera lol.. one girl who I was talking to thought I was trying to impress her by saying I was 30, and she asked for proof cos she wouldn't believe I was any more than 23 or 24 (she was 29, and very good looking). I also recently met a wonderful girl from Canada who I thought was a little young for me at first. We got talking and after I told her my age, she seemed a lot more interested in me. As it happens, she was 32 and thought I was early 20s and much too young. And I thought she was early 20s, and (possiby) a little young hahah...

So I guess mild cron, lots of green smoothies packed with all sorts of raw goodies, good sleep and rets/high spf really do work pretty well to give your skin a glow I look my age but I guess by Irish standards, I look relatively super-young for my age.

[Matt]

i look older on camera i think. but so do many other people =)

[Logan]

I always looked younger on camera, especially in my driver's license photos.

I think the real test of aging well outwardly is when you hit your mid to late 30s. This is when things like nasal labial folds begin to develop. At least they did for me.

When I was 30 I easily looked 23 or 24. Now I'm 37 and starting to look closer and closer to my actual age, though I still look much younger to most people. I think stress, lack of sleep, and not working out for a year has taken a toll.

[Ben]

but I guess by Irish standards, I look relatively super-young for my age.

Wouldn't the Irish look young by default considering the low UV?

[chris w]

but I guess by Irish standards, I look relatively super-young for my age.

Wouldn't the Irish look young by default considering the low UV?

But you need to factor rivers of booze in the equation.

Sorry Dagon buddy, I just couldn't resist, Poles are no better, as you may know

Edited by chris w, 08 July 2010 - 11:34 AM.

[Luna]

My webcam photos just make me look blurry :(

[Logan]

My webcam photos just make me look blurry :(

I think that's a great pic. Yes it is a bit blurry though.

[Ghostrider]

This thread is a bit pointless...

http://picdit.wordpr...d-60-years-old/

I did read through parts of it though...and to add to my previous comments, I will say from personal experience that most women (~99.8%) are not attracted to boyish looking men in their 20s. It may have benefits for longevity (although that's still unproven), but women find it a real turn-off (probably because it makes them feel heavier by comparison, less safe, etc.). If I was given the option to be 6'1" and 160 lbs...well, I'd probably be doing something better with my time right now. ;-)

Edited by Ghostrider, 11 July 2010 - 06:45 AM.

[Forever21]

This thread is a bit pointless...

http://picdit.wordpr...d-60-years-old/

I did read through parts of it though...and to add to my previous comments, I will say from personal experience that most women (~99.8%) are not attracted to boyish looking men in their 20s. It may have benefits for longevity (although that's still unproven), but women find it a real turn-off (probably because it makes them feel heavier by comparison, less safe, etc.). If I was given the option to be 6'1" and 160 lbs...well, I'd probably be doing something better with my time right now. ;-)

What women? What 99.8% Women in their 90s? 50s? 30s?

Does an 18 year old woman really find it safer to be with a 35 year old looking man or a 22 year old man?