Will You Age Naturally?

Stench Blossoms

At the rip old age of 24 I've already had some plastic surgery so no I won't be ageing naturally.

Eve_Dublin

Definitely won´t be getting cut up or cosmetic surgery. I plan to take really good care of myself and be one of those older women who age naturally but still look really classy and sexy. I feel that you really can´t hold back the hands of time and one day you´re either going to look like Cher or else BAM! old age will kick in all of a sudden and there won´t be that slow progression into old age when you just things take their course and you´ll end of up literally getting the shock of a lifetime and so will those around you. I´d say I wouldn´t be able to handle either.

Plus I can´t see myself ever being in a position to be able to afford it.

I´m dying my naturally blonde hair red this year anyway for a change and if it looks good, I might stick with it..I had red hair in my mid-twenties and it really suited me...

But whatever everyone wants to do...

Cat Melodeon

I'm mid-30s. Started dying my hair in my early 20s and underneath the pretence I am now significantly grey. I will not be revealing this to the general public until I'm in my mid-50s as it's not an elegant grey, more unkempt badger than silver fox.

Other than that, no, I probably won't be faking anything. I've a few lines but have my mother's skin which ages well once we stay out of the sun. My boobs have started to droop a bit, but I love them and won't be needing anything more than decent underwear. Bodywise - I've quite a few extra kgs on me but we're mid-family-making so I'm not too bothered by that right now - plenty of expanding and contracting to be done in the next few years, all going well. Body shape will become an issue once we're done, I don't want to be dumpy and middle-aged at 40, plan to live a long and healthy life full of family and dogs and travels. I don't really care if I have a few wrinkles and wobbly bits along for the ride.

Jeanette Haynes

Everyone to their own! if you are happy to grow old without any intervention - then good for you! If you look in the mirror and what you see just doesnt reflect how you feel - then a little help might do wonders for your self confidence. How you feel as you age is a very personal experience so I dont think we should judge people. I am happy with a little help as it makes me feel good - and when I look and feel good, I am good with others! However prevention is always better then cure - so if its your appearance your worried about as you age - protect your skin with and SPF daily and give up the cigarettes!

NoDice

Stacey London fro What Not To Wear USA is a perfect example of how a woman going grey can still look beautiful. I just admire how she hasn't dyed over that strip of grey!






I've quite a few greys already since I've been about 17 but I admittedly run a bit of dye through my roots, same colour as my natural hair, to cover them up as I'm still quite young. I'd say I'll stop doing this eventually but not in my 20s.

I won't go the plastic surgery route defo and I won't be spending a fortune on different anti-aging creams. A few wrinkles can be sexy imo.

candy-gal1

If you have the money for surgery then go for it, when you reach a certain age (and thats whenever you feel like things are beginning to drop and wrinkle) then theres no harm in getting a little bit done imho.

Minier81

I won't go with plastic surgery or botox, but I would probably dye my hair. So I'd age semi-naturally - nothing wrong with a few laughter lines, they show character

G86

I've been dying my hair for years, for fun , so I imagine I'll keep doing it when I go grey too! As for the oul nip/tuck - I don't think I'd go there.