Don’t men suddenly start looking much older after 45? I’m 20, and I think men up to around 43 could probably still be potential romantic partners. I’ve dated over 100 men old enough to be my father (through clubs and part-time work), and men around 40 still seem quite young to me. But once they’re 44 or 45, their skin really starts to look aged and distinctly middle-aged.
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I’ve also come to strongly feel that, no matter how beautiful a woman is, once she’s over 30, her skin starts to look matronly, so aging really does show in the skin.
Do you all not pay much attention to skincare?
I once met a man in his early 50s who was a doctor and spent a lot of money on his skin at a cosmetic dermatology clinic. He certainly didn’t look like he was in his 50s. Even so, the youngest he could pass for was probably his late 40s.
He’s the only man I’ve met who spent money on his skin, so do men really not invest in skincare even when they’re middle-aged? I imagine some of them spend money on hair removal or treating baldness, though.
I’m Dai, a male member.
I’m in my mid-40s now, so I suppose I’ll start looking older from here on out.
I’ve never even used sunscreen or done any kind of skincare, but people tend to think I look young.
I feel like people who go overboard with their skincare actually end up looking older.
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I’m Shingo Lee (Shingori), a columnist.
I think anyone can tell that people start showing their age around 45.
There are people who are 40 but look under 30, though—I wonder what will happen to him…
That said, most men’s skin suddenly starts to show its age around 32 or 33.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
According to a cosmetic surgeon I know, men don’t necessarily need to go overboard with anti-aging treatments. As you can see with actors, wrinkles and sagging can add maturity and presence. That said, covering up things like age spots and gray hair can help you look younger and more masculine, so it’s worth taking care of those areas.
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
I recently turned 49, but those who have seen or touched me probably know this well:
My skin is silky smooth, and I’m told it feels so nice you’ll want to keep touching it.
Your skin can change depending on what you eat, so be careful not to overdo sweets or greasy foods.
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I suddenly remembered that Mac-san once suspected me of being a cosmetic surgeon.
By the way, women become sexier in their 30s, develop better bedroom skills in their 40s, and get more fun to talk to after 50, don’t they?
A defeated man
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