Beauty

[JBKO]

In your opinion? I would have to say nasolabial folds. Once a woman has these, I feel like she really does not have a youthful look.

[SeaMaiden]

An ugly saggy wrinkled neck.

[Jacie]

Smoker's lines around the lips. Telltale.

[nyc1]

I definitely vote for the eye area.  You can look tired, even if you're not.  Put on sunglasses and you're 15 years younger!!!!!!!

[SahmIam]

Lack of jawline (big one) , jowls, bags under the eyes, deep lines around the eyes.

[PhilaLady1]

I think we all age differently and start showing it in different ways. My good friend, same age as me, almost 58, has a lovely clear complection - not one age spot, brown dot or patch. I do and hate them. On the other hand, my mouth / lip area is not lined, yet hers is the first place I've noticed the age on her face - smoker's lips, but she has never smoked.

[SahmIam]

Ack, I forgot to add something regarding "smokers lips":

I have them; faintly, but I see them. Thing is, I have NEVER smoked. When I mentioned this to my doc, he replied "You have asthma. The same puckering on inhalers will cause them in non-smokers". It may happen later rather than sooner, but he was right. I consulted with a PS regarding botox or something for that area and she said that it's difficult when you have asthma because you MUST use an inhaler multiple times a day and they can become just as deep as someone who smokes multiple times a day.

Great... just great.

[maestra]

smokers lips are also due to loss of collagen and hormonal changes.

[ECBG]

To me around the eyes.  I've seen people in their early twenties who have had nasalobal folds because that area of the face was more full.

I will say that my students were shocked that I had enough years to retire and my medical doctor read into my folder this year that I really "appeared to be forty"!   (I'm sixty-four). I've always worn a hat in the sun and I am never without sunscreen since around age 25 and I'm the right weight for my height.

[sarahpanda]

Dry , wrinkled under the eyes...