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[Raptor87]

Beautiful girl takes a pic everyday and has done so for a few years now. Link

2006

2012

Edited by Brainfogged, 24 April 2013 - 01:34 AM.

[Mind]

In six years, the thing I noticed most was the development of wrinkles under her eyes.

[Raptor87]

In six years, the thing I noticed most was the development of wrinkles under her eyes.

It seems that her scullstrucuture changed (If it's not the cameraangle). I don't know what age she is but our bones keep growing until we turn 23 so if she took those pictures in between that agerate it would explain it. I also recognised getting wrinkles around my eyes after hitting 25. After 27 my bags under my eyes developed and the lines from the nose and eyes (where the facial skin fold e.g when laughing) got more prominent. Also after 29 my wrinkles between my eyebrowns got bigger (think it's stress and depression). Also the color of my skin changed with some yellowish markers and the pigmentation got more uneven.

It would be awesome if we could do a twinsstudy like this, testing different products and it's effect. I wonder what a simple moisturizer would do to youthfullness with 20 years of usage.

[nupi]

Time was not kind to her... That or the overexposure was very kind in the first pic...

Edited by nupi, 27 April 2013 - 02:42 PM.

[Godot]

What? She still looks good to me. A couple little wrinkles but nothing major.

[nupi]

Not saying she is not attractive, but she definitely declined from 06 to 12

[Raptor87]

Not saying she is not attractive, but she definitely declined from 06 to 12

You need to check some more pics and compare. One comparisonphoto isn't enough! Camerangle and lighting, fatigue, makeup, current weatherconditions all affect how she looks. Personally, I think she looks good.

[nupi]

Did you actually read what you quoted?

[Raptor87]

Did you actually read what you quoted?

Apparently not! I blame it on pulling an allnighter. I guess declined has a negative connotation so I misinterpreted the sentence.

[Gerald W. Gaston]

watch the time-lapsed video:

[JohnD60]

I agree with godot, she looks good to me. It was only 6 years of photos, a fraction of that of guy in that other post.
One can point to pictures near the end where she has bags under her eyes, but the bags seem to come and go, week to week, which leads me to think they are less related to age then just periods when she did not get enough sleep.
eta: somewhat surprising there are not more of these daily photo journals posted on the web. Is there a name for this type of 'art'?

Edited by JohnD60, 28 April 2013 - 02:08 AM.

[Raptor87]

It's kind of interesting when we talk about cosmetic aging the problem seems to be hair and skin health and skin structure only. If we can slow down cellular brakedown and increase collagen and elastase then we would probably solve most of the crisis revolving the aging process.

[JohnD60]

It's kind of interesting when we talk about cosmetic aging the problem seems to be hair and skin health and skin structure only. If we can slow down cellular brakedown and increase collagen and elastase then we would probably solve most of the crisis revolving the aging process.

a lot of what are superficially skin problems (sagging neck, hollows around the eyes, jowls) are really due to bone volume loose

[Raptor87]

It's kind of interesting when we talk about cosmetic aging the problem seems to be hair and skin health and skin structure only. If we can slow down cellular brakedown and increase collagen and elastase then we would probably solve most of the crisis revolving the aging process.

a lot of what are superficially skin problems (sagging neck, hollows around the eyes, jowls) are really due to bone volume loose

Are you sure? I was checking Angeline Jolies pics and it seems as if her head is getting bigger!?

Although HGH would counteract the boneloss problem or would it?

[JohnD60]

It's kind of interesting when we talk about cosmetic aging the problem seems to be hair and skin health and skin structure only. If we can slow down cellular brakedown and increase collagen and elastase then we would probably solve most of the crisis revolving the aging process.

a lot of what are superficially skin problems (sagging neck, hollows around the eyes, jowls) are really due to bone volume loose

Are you sure? I was checking Angeline Jolies pics and it seems as if her head is getting bigger!?

Although HGH would counteract the boneloss problem or would it?

not sure how much effect HGH would have in mitagating bone loss.
Yes, I am sure people loss bone volume as they age.
It is widely beleived by people that follow such things, that AJ has had numerous facial cosmetic procedures, including a chin implant and fillers, so her head probably is getting bigger . Not the best person to use as an example.

[Raptor87]

Why does the skin change color? I mean I have barely been in the sun but still I can see that the skin is uneven. This has happened to almost all of my friends who are above 25-30.

[anonymousplease1]

her face lost volume (collagen), this results in the facial structure being more pronounced, the bones become more visible hence her eyes become darker because less tissue means the blood vessels become more visible. if she restored the volume that had been lost her face would look exactly the same. The volume that is lost results in darker shadows around parts of the face making it appear less supple (which it is) and as a result older. though she is still pretty it is just what age does to people and is expected. if she put on weight it would help make her look younger but eventually that effect would wear off too. best way to reverse appearance of ageing is to restore collagen.