Derm explains WHY GEN Z look OLDER then millennials Part 1 | Dr Adel
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I’m 37 and I look like I’m 37. It’s ok to look your age. We will all be wrinkly some day, it’s not a contest.
I agree
All of this obsession over appearances is what’s truly detrimental
I just turned 38 last week, never had any sort of cosmetic procedure, and have only looked my age for the last 3-4 years, before that everyone thought I was a teenager (which always embarrassed me more than anything, it felt like too young of a mistake to feel “flattering”) but the jump from looking 17 to looking in my mid-thirties was a harsh reality, but it’s humbled me.
I also saw some beautiful images recently of an artists rendition of characters in old age and their skin was all wrinkled and slightly loose and it was so incredibly beautiful, it made me excited to age like that. Don’t get me wrong, I get the appeal of cosmetic procedures and wanting to look as perfect as possible, but I’m kinda thankful I was too broke to get anything done when I was younger and more insecure, I have found that age has made me care less about my appearance and I think that’s pretty lucky because I know that’s not necessarily the case for everyone.
I also have this philosophy - I embrace my gray hair (although, it helps that I just like it, it's coming in right at my temples, and looks cool) and my fine lines.
I'm 41, I'm allowed to look 41. 🤷🏻♀️
Yes!!! You can look your age and still be beautiful at the same time!!!
You’re also mainly talking about, like, influencers and wannabe influencers, which is something that I’m not seeing transparency on. Like, that’s really not the bulk of Gen Z. Y’all are mostly commenting on people you see online. But I’m 26, so I’m about as old as Gen Z gets, and I have not met a single person in my real life with this problem. The only person in my demographic who even has had Botox is my high school friend whose wealthy and out-of-touch mother forced them to get it. The average Gen Z person can’t afford these, isn’t doing this, and looks exceptionally normal. I will say that stress is definitely fucking aging us though.
I'm in the UK and a lot of gen z here have fillers tbh. Not many millenials like me though. I know one person from high school with it but she has a rich husband I think.
Hmmm....well its certainly not the case that its only influencers.
@@stephtastropheI'm gen z from the UK and I don't know a single person who's done it.
@@eloracampbell2087 well considering the amount I see with it, I'm not sure how. Even in poor areas I see tons of 20 something gen z girls with it. Maybe your friends etc are just more secure in themselves then which is good.
I’m 24 and don’t know anyone personally in my life at my age with fillers and Botox in the US. Majority of people around me at my age don’t have that kind of money
As a 30 year old millennial, I stopped wearing heavy makeup in my early-mid twenties and started to focus more on skin health/care. I also wear sunscreen every day and stay as hydrated as possible. I think those factors made a big difference with how my skin looks today.
Heavy makeup makes everyone look older!
Same on the makeup and sunscreen! Though my reason for giving up makeup was it was taking too much time that I could be spending getting an extra 20 minutes sleep. I only wear makeup on occasion now. And I'm diligent with sunscreen because I'm so fair skinned lol
I could definitely relate im 26 i stopped using makeup for the last 4 years and i wear sunscreen and lip gloss maybe a tent or brow gel once a month and i do care abot skin care but not more than 4/5 products maximum alhmdullah I’m living my best life and i wish you all the same 🤍🙏🏻
Also ✨️stress✨️ ages a lot of people very quickly
I was going to say this! And poor diet.
yeah, 30-40 gave up and we're chilling now. gen z still stressing and having hope
Poor Gen Z, we need to do better for the upcoming generations
stress and abuse makes ppl look drained and ill, because they are being drained and abused, constantly!!
@blah914 gave up ?😂 i am still at the uni😂 i will work maybe till 70s like we all do sadly
I started botox at 20 for medical reasons (blepharospasms). When I tell my friends I get it partially covered by health insurance, they call me so lucky. I wish I didn't need Botox, but if I didn't get it, my eyes would constantly be in a blinking state that is extremely physically and mentally painful. Botox is a medical procedure with side effects and should be treated as such, not a quick beauty treatment that only has good effects.
yappin, plastic blow up doll
Is that you on your profile picture? If so you are so beautiful. You look like a doll.
Botox injections is also a treatment for those that suffer from chronic migraines. I 100% agree with you botox should be used for medical reasons/treatment
Millennial here in my early 30s. We have to stop perpetuating this delusion. We don’t look younger. We look exactly our age. We just don’t look like the older generations who aged prematurely due to bad habits and sun abuse. 30 is not old, but it’s not a teenager anymore, and I don’t want to look like a teenager. And those of you who smoke and drink and say you still look young? Thank your lucky genetics for resisting that damage, but it will catch up with you. Whatever age you will be when your genetics can’t keep up with your damage, that’s when premature aging will catch up with you hard. Just remember, we’re in our 30s-40s now. We’ve still got 40 to 60 years of life left. Premature aging is not just about looks, it’s about how well you’re taking care of your insides. We grew up watching illnesses hit our elders due to their bad habits. Ask your self how many decades you want to suffer from illnesses due to your own choices. Thankfully, most of my Millennial peers got on the health bandwagon.
I’m also speaking to you Gen Z who I see vaping everywhere. Don’t make the same mistake as my smoking and drinking Millennial peers and the generations before us. There’s a reason the majority of Millennials looked at our ailing elders and said, “That won’t be me. I’ll do better than they did.”
I know the world looks bleak right now, but I promise you that bad health will make your situation a hundred times worse. If you think you’re miserable now, it will get so much worse. So find a new coping mechanism to deal with your stress. The economy is only going to get worse.
I agree with you that we don't look younger, we just appear younger in comparison to previous generations. It's not just features and skin, it's the overall appearance with clothes, hairstyles, makeup. People give the impression of being younger due to this as well.
Tell that to the cashier refusing me cigarettes! He doesn't believe I'm 30!!! IM 30 NOT 17!!!
@@ANFMC-LSRMC
Majority 30yrs old people do look as 30yrs old people. It's more about perception of the other than that we would look younger.
I had a tmobile guy trying to set a tariff for students, and I had a regular courier of my groceries asking me If I'm okay that I look tired. I have encounters where people act like I look very young and encounters where people politely ask if I'm fine. It depends on what we wear, hairstyle, if we had enough sleep, makeup that even tone of skin and of course the perception of the other and what they consider young.
I am 35 btw. I don't consider it old to have to emphasize it. I expect that things start to change more after 40 when also more significant hormonal changes start.
I remember when articles used to come out every day scapegoating Millennials for everything (e.g. killing certain industries like jewelry by not consuming as much). I saw one article that said “are Millennials going out and drinking less than previous generations?” as if it was a bad thing and I was just like, jesus now it’s a bad thing to be health-conscious?
I disagree .. completely
As a millennial i know one smoker in my age group, most Gen z i know smoke.
As a gen z no one smokes in my friend groups and my sister's friend do so ig i doesn't really mean anything
I thought they all vape!😂
It’s the vapes 😂
I am a chainsmoker yet I look like 20😂
Gen z vapes, gen x is on their 5th time quitting smoking 🎉 & millennials are in the middle.
Life is not social media go outside i beg you
Honestly, you shouldn't be allowed to have filler, botox or implants ( unless its to help a deformity or injury that you've had ) until you're like 30.
Exactly, I'm like why are they getting fillers at 21
@@Zorian14 i know girls that have been getting Botox since they were 19! It's insane
Why ? How does it affect you ?
It's their choice if they want to spend money to look older
You shouldn’t be allowed to tell anyone what they shouldn’t be allowed to do. Crazy
The woman in this video is 30 and neither her eyebrows nor her forehead move. They're just glued on to her face.
That buckle fat trend probably isn’t helping things either
Exactly.
Yeah, they're gonna wish they still had that after 30.
So as a millennial who is 35, people say I look 28/29. And I am OK with that. I rarely wear make-up, and I have never even for once considered botox, fillers, face-lift. And I am 100% sure its because in my youth I wasn't bombarded with the rubbish of Tick Tock, Influencers and all that shebang. We are generally just too mopey, broke and empathetic, whilst trying to live our own lives 😂
We drank from the fountain of youth, side effect includes forgetting where it is. Also, anime.
Anime? Speak for yourself. I don't watch cartoons.
@@VendieSolde ok? 😭
I can tell you, internet came around when i was 16, since then havent seen the sunlight until I was around mid 30, took 15 years off my skin
Same heeeere! But in my case, I havent seen the sunlight for 20 years. Not sure if it's good or bad though. I miss some vitamin d :((
I am 49 (Gen X) and I look 30. Here a re a few reasons:
We were the first gen that got good suncreen, and we came just before the tanning craze.
We were the prudish generation. Our sex, drugs, and rock and roll parents actually complained that we werent into the first two like they were. We didnt drink much, either.
Edit: Almost forgot: We just werent that into makeup. Makeup ages you. I still cant do a cats eye.
47 Year old Gen X here. Never wore sunscreen or make-up. And we used to use baby oil to tan back in the day but it also depends on your genes for most part. I can say I come from good genes as I get mistaken for being in my later twenties, early thirties most of the time. I too cannot do a cat's eye or any contouring to save my life. lmao.
I’m also Gen X but definitely don’t look 30. The highest sunscreen SPF available when I was a kid was 6, a total joke, and everyone wanted to be super dark tan. Most girls wore TONS of makeup (electric blue eyeliner, anyone?) and crazy hairspray, and ate junk food since we were latchkey kids left to our own devices. Oh and we started smoking and drinking and partying young too. Not sure where you’re from but sounds very different from where I was. Most other Gen X I know look their age, maybe a little younger but definitely not 20 years younger. Sounds like you have good genetics.
Same but 54 yo 😂😂
Gen X looks exactly their age. You don’t look 30, stop deluding yourself into thinking you will ever look like a millennial.
Sick of you Gen Xers thinking you look the same as us. You don’t.
@@sabrinae.6361 Some people actually look younger for their age because of genetics. My sister teaches and the kids often tell her she looks very young. She's in her fifties and this one girl told her she looks younger than her mum who is in her late thirties. And we know how honest children can be. I've also been told I look like I'm in my early thirties even though I'm 47. Don't hate on people because they look after themselves so don't look their actual age.
If you think about it,
It’s most likely several factors.
Environmental factors like air quality, vaping, fillers, excessive drinking, staying up late, ignoring allergies, not wearing sunscreen, food choices and not taking vitamins.
Also taking off your makeup before you sleep is really important.
These are just things that I have noticed as a gen z.
The filler never goes. My lips still have all the filler. My Dr will not put in anymore and my 54 yr old lips are not big she just said theres no more room left to fill. What a good dr. ❤
how could she tell?
I think a lot of The reason why Gen z is aging so badly is 1. Their obsession with having every skin care product that some influencer pushes at a young age. My flawlessly skinned 13-year-old niece begged me to buy her drunk elephant vitamin c firma, because she saw some influencer pushing it, without knowing that you can only use so many exfoliants before you ruin your skin. The other factor is that gen z is constantly glued to their phones and other devices and the UV rays that come with using it. I'm an elder millennial, and yes I use my phone, but it's not my entire life. I do take care of my skin, but I don't overdo it. I don't wear foundation, but when i was ahopping for some for an event I was going to, I had to explain to the shocked Gen. Z girl at Sephora that I wasn't wearing any when she asked me what shade I had on at the time. As is the case with everything, less is more.
fyi what's the exfoliant limit? curious
@@seabreeze4559 not really a limit, per se; every person has different skin. The problems, I think come when people put different kinds of products on that shouldn't go together. No one needs a retinoid, vitamin c, glycolic acid, etc in a short period of time (if at all), and I think people seeing these influencers don't realize this. I always wash my face, use an exfoliating serum (sometimes vitamin c serum, or a retinoid once a week, tops) and moisturize, and the esthetician that does my occasional facial always remarks about my lack of wrinkles, dark spots or sagging. Every person has different skin needs, but usually, less is more.
31 year old millennial here. Honestly I don’t think the majority of Gen Z look older than their age. Sure if you look at online personalities they appear older but going to any college or coffee shop would prove that the LARGE majority of zoomers just look young. Most people in their late teens and twenties look exactly their age if not younger.
This conversation is silly and will do nothing but needlessly stress out people at an age when they really shouldn’t be thinking about this at all.
Let us all age gracefully, ❤
I just turned 50 and most people make the mistake of thinking I’m in my mid 30’s. I have no fillers, procedures, botox, etc. I began a skincare routine at 12 because of my sensitive skin. I wore sunscreen and stayed out of direct sunlight as much as possible. Now, I am reaping the benefits of plump collagen, smooth skin, faint signs of wrinkles and mostly even skin tone. My mother at 73 did not have many wrinkles and still had volume, glow and laxity in her skin. Genetics and skincare and diet contribute to healthy skin as we age. All these procedures done too early are causing women to age prematurely.
I am 37 and I look my age with few grey hair too!
And I think kids in 20’s look their age too 😅
Only celebs and influencers don’t look their age
How is men who don't do any beauty treatments look older. Met one that was my tennis instructor who I thought was 45 years with 3 kids but he was 24.
nobody says it but they are the ones that look older
sun damage and STDs age the face
Gen z also have a lot of economic pressures and responsibilities. This group been the most stressful since childhood.
I am 32 years old and If I do not put my Makeup on , nobody want to sale me beer 😂😂😂
🤣 I bought myself fake glasses in my 20s to look more mature when I did negotiations with other companies. 🤣
And few months after my 30th birthday when I felt old one guy asked me for ID and I asked him is he asking for real or to make me happy, and he said it was for real and since then I feel young
I'm 34 and never wear makeup and I recently got carded when I bought my aunt a vape.
Oh dear.
I have to show my ID everywhere, otherwise no one believes how old I am. The problem is, at work no one takes you seriously and everyone thinks you are an intern😂. But , I'm definitely happy because of the good genes from my mom. 😺😺😺
Being allowed to live your childhood and early adulthood and stay in touch with your inner child makes a big difference.
Those of us who grew up without addiction to electronic devices were allowed to develop more naturally.
Maybe the frequencies from devices and the burden of information overload is aging the younger generations.
Gen X here, and I agree.
Me, being a gen z and looking 15 at 21: Am I a joke to you?
this is the first Im hearing of anyone in my generation being able to afford botox but go off
I’m 24 and grew up in poverty. I don’t have the money for good skin products and have been stressed my entire life. I also live in a very sunny place and very unfortunately have a sun allergy. Not matter how much sunblock I put on I still burn. I know I’m going to look like shit soon but honestly it’s the least of my problems
May God bless you with ease & blessings
If it makes you feel better, simple skincare is much better for you than a lot of the expensive stuff which can cause irritation leading to acne and wrinkles overtime. I use jojoba oil as makeup remover/moisturizer and oat flour as cleanser, and my skin has never been better. You can always wear a hat for the sun which works better than sunscreen. :)
Cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen & a hat due to sun allergy. The easiest routine is the best & a little product goes a long way.
Poverty and lack of skincare is not a factor of aging. I am example of it. 32 look 24 based on few people commenting and IDing in stores. Grew up dirt poor, didn't use skincare till mid20s. What made difference is genetics, little to no makeup use,no smoking at all, drinks in moderation, mostly cooking at home.
its probably because you don't reapply the suncreen. you have to reapply it every 2 hours or so. Im a ginger and i don't burn if i wear sunscreen, but I did a job where I had to be outside all day and I couldn't reapply it as often as I wanted so I ended up burning sometimes.
Most millennials look their age, Gen Z looks their age. I’m on the cusp (zillenial). Most Gen Zers are not doing crazy Botox and fillers, that’s mainly a social media and celeb thing.
32f, recently shaved most of my hair off. Got ID'd in B&Q for WD40. Didn't have ID, got refused. I'm ginger and pale enough to warrant a toe tag. Baffled at this achievement with the amount I burnt in my teens/early 20's. Moral of the story, shave your hair and you too might pass for a 15 year old boy. 🙄
yes im the same age f, ginger- when i was 30 a lady thought i was 14
I agree I'm 32 my face didn't change from when i was 20 lol
The biggest question is: how many surgeons and derms refuse them these services and say to their face "this is will be more harmful than beneficial for you now and long-term?"
All they see from Gen Z clients are dollar signs lol
I’m 42 and never have had fillers or Botox and I look maybe mid 30s because I’ve used sunscreen my whole life. It shocks me that people in their 20s are spending so much on this, I was more concerned with work and having a stable place to live at that age. 😅
25 year olds and even younger nowadays feel the need to get baby botox. Basically no millenial had even thought of doing that when they were that young. Its a social media effect imo as an younger millenial
In regards to the video u stitched: Sorry but every gen z I’ve seen online literally looks their age … a lot of the ppl they’re talking about (celebs) seem to actually be millennials ….. mellenials aren’t looking 20 at 40 be so for reslll😭
Lol the delusion i real. 100% agree
lol, right? Who in Gen Z can afford all these procedures?
@@val6189 literally!!! like the kids in the 90's/early 2000's looked older at those times to me. but that aside its cringe when ppl try to say ppl who clearly look 30-40 look 20.
I'm a millenial, and let me tell you something, almost all people in all generations look their age, some people get better looks becasue of genetics and other factors, and gen z is not the excepetion. I have been told that I look a couple of years younger, but I mean, I know I don't look like I am in my early 20s, it's just that a lot of people forgot what they look like because they don't loot at others because is not in their social circle anymore or look in the tv or videos, wich are not the most common or the norm. TLDR gen z look like their age.
If you're in your 20s and you write like that I think you have bigger issues to focus on.
Idk I’ve been getting forehead Botox, started at 22. I’m now 31. People don’t think I’m much past 24. It’s genetics too.
First of all, I love your eyes Dr. A; secondly, that's a pretty solid take on this phenomenon. Consumerism is doing our kids dirty.
Why can't people be satisfied with the way they look, the aging process cannot be stopped it's a waste of time, just be grateful to be alive.
When I was 20 I was n school full time and had a full time job and I couldn’t afford gas to go to and from! Who is paying for all this stuff!?
I got a better skin and body after 35 (43 now) mostly because I started to love me more. And with it I started to stick to doing things that I would like to see in myself. I drink less now, eat less sugar, do therapy to care less about others expectations, spend way less with Starbucks and makeup and more with Dove, moisturizer, hair care and sunscreen. But I strongly believe way to keep the young look it is to avoid extremes. Do no do anything too much. Even too much beaty treatments will make a healthy person look old and odd. Use a simple moisturizer everyday after shower and sunscreen on face, neck and hands this is simple but will give you a lot of benefits already.
Girl your eyes are so beautiful! Big, bright eyes and lashes on fleek!
Agreed! & Experience matters
I think it’s more about how they dress’s. They’re very into fashion and also their demeanor is very adult like compared to us in average
Sometimes even applying makeup can make you look older. In my case, people tell me that I look like a teenager when my face is clean (but I'm already in my 20's), just adding eyeliner and eyeshadow makes me look more like my current age.
What about vaping, constant blue light exposure, existential stress, environmental toxins & no hope for the future?
No its their saturn(combined with mercury) placement. They all have it in the early signs. Planet of time(aging) in the early part of the ecliptic ruled by planets that don’t mesh well with saturn. Gen X also looked older while they were young. They too have saturn in the solar arc of the ecliptic. Look at some old footage or films of the 70s and early 80s kids.
As a millennial: I try to drink a lot of water, I don't go out into the sun very often. I do not wear a lot of makeup and when I do go out in the sun I like to put on suntan lotion no matter if it's hot or not because the sun is still a deadly laser regardless if it's cold outside 😁
They have been told to do “preventative” procedures like Botox and filler which has actually made them look way older.
I wonder if excessive screen use could be part of the problem. Millennials grew up outside for the most part. We didn’t get cell phones until like college. So we are not as addicted as Gen Z. Having that light shine on your face must be bad for the skin, no?
Millennials are 1981-1996
I'm 21 and I spent extra money on tattoos, not injections. I look like i'm still in high school. My fellow zillenials, you don't need filler and you ESPECIALLY do not need botox
I don't wear foundation every single day either, only for special events
at 21 you're definitely not a zillennial, just a straight up gen z
@@katr_i_na okay, valid. I grew up a certain way and with certain technologies, which may be why I identify less with younger Gen Z.
I feel like 1993, 1995 to 2003, 2005 people, the younger millenials and elder Gen Zs, are kind of their own weird thing
Technically Gen Z is late 90s like '97 all the way to 2012. I do not feel like the same generation as my 12 year old sister (2011 baby). I am a much more similar person to my younger millenial cousin and brother and even my older millenial stepmother than the Z/alpha cusp or young Gen Zs
Nothing wrong with any of these generations but I don't have much in common with middle school children
@@anerdygoldenagesoprano oh of course - not everyone 100% identifies with the generation they're in, but it's a generalisation of an overall shared upbringing, mindset, society, etc. of the time. i'm late 1995, but have little in common with most older millennials born 10+ years before me - we both used myspace, for example, but them as an adult and me as a 12 year old lol, which is a shared experience but in a very different way that will have affected us and shaped us both differently. i also have less in common with people born in 2003 than in 1998 or 1999, for example (again, as an overall generation) - most people born in the 2000s grew up from an even younger age with social media, tablets/smartphones, etc., which will naturally shape their personalities, beliefs and experience differently to people more my age (zillennials) who still got social media at a younger age than most millennials, but not as young and as early in our developmental process as gen z.
@@katr_i_na understandable and a matter of opinion, I guess. I have friends in their late 20s who consider themselves in the same generation as me despite technically being millenials themselves.
I grew up in a non stereotypical way for my age and i'm on the spectrum. That likely affects my self image. I relate to a lot of what people say who are generally older than me about drinking out of garden hoses, watching VHS tapes, etc but my technical generation designation is Z
I'd still lump like 93 to 03 as the weird generation
I played flash type games on clunky desktops and early Minecraft on early iPad as a tween, but wasn't an "iPad kid". There's a lot of different unique experiences between 93 to 03 or so, but I feel like there is a shared conciousness re: what we saw change :)
I didn't use myspace and walkmans/diskmans, and we had CD/DVD players as I became an older child over a VCR, but I knew what these things were and how to use them even if I myself instead had an iPod nano for my music and not an mp3 player
I'm Gen Z, and I hate normal makeup, let alone botox and filler.
Who’s the woman talking in the video with the British accent?
We don't put 💩 in our faces ❤
It's stress. Next question.
Millennials aren't stressed? Literally being children when 9/11 and a number of other tragic historical events occurred? You're deluded
@@syeddaahmed7460 I'm gen z and also was a kid during 9/11 first of all. Plus, sorry to say that this event didn't affect the entire world.
@@oohmyjooy Yeah dude..not angry or anything. You are right..we milennials also faced and facing stress since we (born in 1981-1995 or 1996) got effected by 9/11 just like you guys.
But the original question of the video was why do we look younger than you guys. So "stress" cannot be the answer..man.
@@1sportsangel Yes ? Cause studies clearly shows that Gen z is more stressed than Millenials were at the same age
It's not the fillers, not that many people can afford it nor want to do it.
It's that they're wearing makeup on their faces every single day since they're 13. By the time you're 23 of course they've used up their poor face skin.
Im in my mid 30s & I think yall be overhyping how yall look. I think people in their 20s look their age.
I’m a 30 year old tutor, and my students and their parents always ask if I’m early 20s 🤣 one school even questioned if I was old enough to be a teacher 😂 I’m literally not doing anything to look like this 😅
the thing is im 21 and some people say i look 26 and some say i look 12
Add vaping and or smoking, alcohol intake, etc etc
young ones, being natural is better. your skin is healthier and you glow way better if you eat healthy and take care of it. no need for cosmetic surgery. sometimes all you need is just self love and appreciation.
They already use make up at young age. I only started using make up few years after working. Millenials also played under sun when they're young no much gadgets yet that time.
we gave up 😂 and gen z still stressing and having hope
I'm nearly 32no wrinkles. Ill never get botox or filler. Thats like putting a bandaid on a gaping wound. Collagen banking is way better 🎉
It's stress and it's not getting enough rest/ sleep. My bro in his early 30s omg, he's looking late 30s.If people drink and party a lot that's also unhealthy.
The real culprit is vaping. Our generation grew up with D.A.R.E. and smoking being uncool. Vapes were how we QUIT smoking. This new generation skips the cigarettes and goes straight to vape, which has the SAME skin aging problems as traditional cigs.
I don't know anyone who has had injectables but we are all incredibly stressed. Gen Z were the first to grow up with algorithmic social media and whether that means we struggled with body image or always being aware of the atrocities not just in our own country but across the world, we're now adults in a climate emergency, the government declared a housing emergency, child poverty rates are at a third and predicted to rise to half by around 2027 and the rise of the far right is being compared to pre-WWII Europe. But yeah, I'm sure it's the fillers and nothing like the collective trauma of covid...
Everyone experienced covid not just Gen z, every generation has had a body shaming thing it just wasn't on a screen & the climate stuff, same, people are still starving & homeless.
I’m a 24 year old woman who looks 17 still and I have never wanted Botox or anything like it so I don’t understand the hype, but I’m also not on TikTok and have never had an account so maybe I’m just doing myself a favor. But I have never given a damn about being or looking trendy so I don’t understand other women my age being all over this 😖
They’ve also been smearing chemicals on their faces since the age of 10. I mean - safe - totally safe - cosmetics
I’m Gen Z (26) and get mistaken for being a teen. Idk what these folks are talking about. Ans most of my friends look the same way or at least look their age.
Where did you get your pajamas or whatever it is you're wearing? So cute!! ✿
Am 41 and look 27 😮I’ve been waiting for grey hairs and nope nttn
I'm 25 and got forehead creases :/
ain't paying to stick needles of who knows what in my face, only using basic sunscreen & moisturizer
Your skin is gorgeous. What skin care do you use?
I hate when peoples say Botox and filler is what is making Gen z look so old. The people that I’m talking about look like old men y we are 21-year-old young adults, working barely to cover their rent. They have full grown mustaches that dad in their middle age and middle age death stomach to go along with it. I’m not talking about girls getting fillers or Botox. I’m talking about everyone else in their generation looks like shit as well and no, they didn’t get any work done.
Young people should be banned from plastic surgery
I'm 42 and always get compliments that I look around 27 y/o. I've NEVER had botox, lip filler...NOTHING. I think I'll keep it that way :)
It’s not just this - the gen z men can look older than they are too. I think it’s pollution and diet. Excessive fillers etc definitely don’t help either of course.
She's blaming the treatment for the disease. She's wrong.
Stop thinking how old you are😂 just live. This is stress too...who cares
Its because Millenials just like gen x had & still remember Toys R Us & we'll always be Toys R Us kids
A lot of Gen Z girls wear a TON of makeup which will make anyone look older. Millennials usually go for a more natural look.
Uhhh not really all the old makeup gurus from 2015-2016 on RUclips were millennials caking on makeup not Gen z
I'm a freaking 29 year old woman, and I got to a makeup store where they do make up on customers. Apparently they do it when a customer is pass a certain age. And the lady who would do the makeup asked me how old I am 🤦
Okay is the average Gen Z getting fillers? I don't think so. People say "We can't afford anything now!" but some how have enough money to constantly get injections
Nah you’re only talking about your circle of patients or community you’re exposed to. I’m from Malaysia and I’m a millennial myself. Most Malaysians do not opt for fillers or Botox yet the Gen Zs still look much older with fine lines and wrinkles. Could be stress but def not whatever you just said. 😅
The derm looks old asf too😂😂😂 I thought she was like 42😂😂
So insane. I love your videos
Ill be 32 and they still think im 18 . Actually argue with people caise they think my daughter is my sister
I have a coworker that fills plumps and all that. He face looks meh but her neck and chest scream shar pei
I am worried about the preteens getting into retinol. Wait till your 30s/40s.
I blame those lovely E numbers we were raised on in the 80s and early 90s preserving us unnaturally.
Sunscreen. Millenials use a lot of sunscreen. And the face augmentation didn't kick off for us like it has for younger folks. And... We been strugglin'! Ain't nobody got time for filler when you don't have money to live 😂
And the dermatologist explains it while telling that she is probably the one doing it to those faces. Great
I'm stressed out a lot and chronically ill. That's why I look older than I am.
Also, the nature seeks balance. If some group looks younger then some other needs to look older... 😂
Gen z know makeup, face operation younger than millenial know makeup/heavy skincare when high school or college
My lady go out sometimes. 99% of genZ have no work done on them as half of us are still kids. This millennials look young are just a middle age cope & ego thing for you guys. Noone is going to look at a 24yo & think you look younger than her, if in doubt go to a bar & try it yourself. Most of my friends have baby faces & we sure are healthier than your generation because we used sunscreen/uv protection & drink rarely . There are younger looking people & older looking people in every generation. You have great skin but you do look your age🤷🏻
Look at old photos of young men who went to war in Normandy. They go from fresh faced 19 year olds to looking like a haunted 60 year old chain smoking miner in 18 months NOTHING ages you like stress.
I’m 27 and I’ve had somebody guess that I am 20.