I'm a 32 year old man and people guess my age as being about 25-27 which is a nice compliment I suppose.
I do look after my skin quite well but don't think that my moisturiser is performing miracles (I use Olay Complete SPF15 during the day, and the basic Olay fluid at night), I think it is down to a combination of luck, good genes, and because I look after my skin by exfoliating and using a moisturiser with sun protection all year round so it doesn't dry out or get too much sun damage I happen to look more "youthful" than I actually am - I'm not complaining of course!
I'm a 32 year old man and people guess my age as being about 25-27 which is a nice compliment I suppose.
I do look after my skin quite well but don't think that my moisturiser is performing miracles (I use Olay Complete SPF15 during the day, and the basic Olay fluid at night), I think it is down to a combination of luck, good genes, and because I look after my skin by exfoliating and using a moisturiser with sun protection all year round so it doesn't dry out or get too much sun damage I happen to look more "youthful" than I actually am - I'm not complaining of course!
Olay fluid is amazing.
My aunt uses Oil of Ulay twice a day from about 18. She looks in her late 40's. She is 60
My mum (2 years older) always looked her age.
My aunt drinks (high strength lager) and smoked (weed, hash, anything she can get her hands on) and she still looks 10/12 years younger than she is
People usually say I look somewhere in my early/mid thirties but I am 43. I had very greasy skin with plenty of plooks in my teens. I wonder if that helped. I kept Clearasil in business that's for sure.
My aunt uses Oil of Ulay twice a day from about 18. She looks in her late 40's. She is 60
My mum (2 years older) always looked her age.
My aunt drinks (high strength lager) and smoked (weed, hash, anything she can get her hands on) and she still looks 10/12 years younger than she is
Olay is the only stuff I don't break out with, or have a reaction to - It wasn't based on any family members' experiences, although I had of course heard of other people having great results with it.
I can't use any men's ranges because they're almost all too harsh with fragrances. My skin even itches using Simple :eek:
I'm 43 and look about 35. I quite enjoy the backpeddling from people when I tell them I have a (nearly) 20 year old son as they make a comment about me being a young mum then realise that I must have been about 15 or so when I had him (I was 23) and get all flustered.
I'm 18, some people have mistaken me for a 16 year old and some stopped me and asked if I was interested to work in a 21+ pub (earlier this year when I was 17)
My Dad is 47 but cna pass for like a 38 year old. My friends seem to think he is looking like Gerard Butler... and one of my friends called him a DILF.... urghhh
Seemingly I must look 17, as I never get away with being charged child fares, but at the same time nearly always get ID'd for alcohol/cigs, and the rare occasion that I don't is a joyous moment. I am 20 at the moment, so severely hope my boyish looks remain throughout my adulthood!
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Well, IMHO anyway.:o
I last got "carded" when buying alcohol at 39, so yep, guess I look young.
I am mean and old inside, though grrrrrrrrrrr
i`m about three feet from the mirror youthful.
When I tell people that I have a 13 year old they always say I must have been 13 when I had her.
I get asked for ID for alcohol a lot as well and when I was 25/26, I was asked for ID when I was trying to buy a lottery ticket.
I have a picture in my profile so have a look and judge for yourself
My husband is 33 and he also looks a lot younger than he is, especially when he is clean shaven
I can still get on a bus for as a child, they don't even ask.
My wife is nearly 10 years younger too - back of the net!
I do look after my skin quite well but don't think that my moisturiser is performing miracles (I use Olay Complete SPF15 during the day, and the basic Olay fluid at night), I think it is down to a combination of luck, good genes, and because I look after my skin by exfoliating and using a moisturiser with sun protection all year round so it doesn't dry out or get too much sun damage I happen to look more "youthful" than I actually am - I'm not complaining of course!
Nope, 'tis all flattery!
Asked at the bar is a compliment, but don't believe the flannel of friends!:D
Olay fluid is amazing.
My aunt uses Oil of Ulay twice a day from about 18. She looks in her late 40's. She is 60
My mum (2 years older) always looked her age.
My aunt drinks (high strength lager) and smoked (weed, hash, anything she can get her hands on) and she still looks 10/12 years younger than she is
'Zackerly
If anyone asks you to guess their age, you always estimate, then knock a few years off just in case
Olay is the only stuff I don't break out with, or have a reaction to - It wasn't based on any family members' experiences, although I had of course heard of other people having great results with it.
I can't use any men's ranges because they're almost all too harsh with fragrances. My skin even itches using Simple :eek:
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My Dad is 47 but cna pass for like a 38 year old. My friends seem to think he is looking like Gerard Butler... and one of my friends called him a DILF.... urghhh
5yrs of nights will do that to you