At what age do women start to age?

If you take good care of your skin, you will not look old until you are 40 years old. However, if you do not pay attention to maintenance, wrinkles will appear in your thirties, nasolabial folds will deepen, and fine lines will appear at the corners of your eyes.

In recent years, various skin care cosmetics and dietary treatments have been used to maintain skin and resist aging. Nowadays, people will pay more attention to the issue of skin care, especially the aging problem of women. Not only women are very Attention, other male compatriots are also confused in this regard. After what age do women and men age? What problems cause aging? Aging does not refer to appearance, but to body function.

There is no specific reason for this problem. Aging is a law of life for both men and women. As people age, their physical functions will also decline. When a woman reaches the age of fifty or so, she will have a completely clean state, which is commonly known as menopause. At this time, if you don’t admit that you are starting to age, it is not a realistic problem. The end of your aunt means that The sign that the uterus is beginning to age also means that the body's hormones can no longer maintain the existence of the aunt.

In life, we will also encounter people who have not yet reached menopause. In that case, all the nutrients in the body will be seriously lost, while other people are in their thirties, forties, or fifties before menopause. Corresponding symptoms of aging may occur at any age. In fact, there is often no unified conclusion on the so-called aging. Some people just feel that they do not look as young as before, and they are also a little unable to do things, whether it is mental or physical. In terms of performance, they are not as good as when they were young. What is obvious to people is, of course, the changes in body shape and facial skin. This is why women in today's society are willing to take care of their bodies, because delaying aging will also be very helpful to the body.