At which age do women start losing their looks? (girls, beauty, look)

[PinkBunny]

And a similar question: at which age do they start to look older, but in a bad way?

[M2RLK45]

When men their same age look much better and remember when they blew him off...so now we rub it in.

[UnexpectedError]

Lose their looks? Like turn invisible? I don't know, but that's probably because I can't see them anymore.

[PinkBunny]

Just looking around at women I know, some girls in their early to mid 20s are already not looking so great, especially the ones that tanned a lot. Kindof scary.

[fleetiebelle]

I'm expecting that the minute I turn 40, my face will melt off just like that part of Raiders of the Lost Ark when they open the ark.

[hensleya1]

Originally Posted by PinkBunny

And a similar question: at which age do they start to look older, but in a bad way?

Hi PinkBunny--

I think it begins to happen in early 20's, to be honest. Going from college to graduate school and the attractiveness of all the women seems to have dropped off like a rock.

[Charles]

I think a lot of women in their 40s and 50s look BETTER than their daughters.

Women in the 40s and 50s, came of age in the 1980s: aerobics, decade of fitness and the gym. Keeping it tight. Appropriate use of makeup and hair color.
Women in their late teens and early 20s: Grungy, eating pizza in front of a TV or computer. jeans and flip flops.

[Pikantari]

I never will ever understand this question. When I look at a grey haired old woman with wrinkles I see the beauty in a woman who has lived a long life. A woman who has probably endured quite a bit and has overcome.

I will be 40 this year and truthfully, I look much better than I did in my 20's.

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Pikantari

I never will ever understand this question. When I look at a grey haired old woman with wrinkles I see the beauty in a woman who has lived a long life. A woman who has probably endured quite a bit and has overcome.

I will be 40 this year and truthfully, I look much better than I did in my 20's.

When I read the question, I read it as a measure of physical attractiveness: "looks".

[Pikantari]

Originally Posted by Charles

When I read the question, I read it as a measure of physical attractiveness: "looks".

So did I, but the point I was making, is that all women are beautiful, no matter their age or looks.