Gen Z is Aging Very Poorly. Too Much Vaping, Alcohol, and Bad Skincare. But Millenials Look Good

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How the fuck is sugars in fruit refined?!
Sugar cane IS refined by first getting all the sugar cane juice THEN the junk IS removed and filtered (sugar cane fiber and dirt and other junk) Then This juice is boiled to a thick syrup to which a small "seed" sugar crystals are added and grow to larger crystals until eventually becoming sugar
 

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Sugar cane IS refined by first getting all the sugar cane juice THEN the junk IS removed and filtered (sugar cane fiber and dirt and other junk) Then This juice is boiled to a thick syrup to which a small "seed" sugar crystals are added and grow to larger crystals until eventually becoming sugar
What does that have to do with an apple or an orange.
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They've been repeatedly berated by Boomers and Gen Z, but one surprising win for millennials is their youthful appearance.

As the eldest members of Generation Y approach their mid-40s, many people have been left baffled at how the group is ageing much more slowly than generations before - and after - them.

Healthier diets, better knowledge of skincare and improvement in make-up means those born between 1980 and 1995 appear more youthful than older generations did at the same age.

But surprisingly, the trend hasn't continued to Generation Z, (those born 1996 - 2012) who are ageing differently to those above them.



It's hard to believe Gen Z influencer Emma Chamberlain (left), at 22, is 12 years younger than millennial Taylor Swift, 34 (right)


Avril Lavigne, 39, (right), is old enough to be 19-year-old Millie Bobby Brown's (left) mother, but the pair could pass for the same age





Jack Harlow, 25, is a Gen Z superstar, but baby faced Thomas Brodie-Sangster (right) is 33


Amish Patel, award-winning aesthetics practitioner & skincare expert at Intrigue Cosmetic Clinic, added: 'We know that lifestyle choices also have an impact on the ageing process- vaping, smoking, drinking excess alcohol, eating a poor diet, not wearing a high SPF all affect your skin, so if you are starting to develop bad lifestyle choices from a younger age, it makes sense that you are not going to age well into your thirties and above. Developing good skin care habits is important, but these don't have to be overly complicated or expensive for Gen Zers.

'The exaggerated trend for overfilled cheeks and lips also distorts the face and masks the natural youthfulness you possess in your twenties. In fact, it can make you look a lot older than you actually are. '



Born in 1997, Kylie Jenner is on the cut off between millennial and Gen Z, but tweakments have left her looking the same age as her sister Kim Kardashian, who is 17 years older than her


Leading London aesthetic doctor, Dr Joney De Souza, added that growing up on social media adds to this effect.

While millennial are the first generation to have grown up online, Gen Z, has social media in their lives from childhood, adding to insecurities and seeing them seeking more treatments.

'They are having aesthetic treatments at an earlier age including dermal fillers and even plastic surgery which can often distort their appearance in order to achieve their unrealistic ambition to match their filtered ideals,' he added.



Billie Eilish is 21 while Sarah Hyland, 33, (right), is 12 years her senior


Lifestyle factors too are certainly at play.

While millennials, often dubbed the 'wellness generation' drink and smoke less than any other generations, Gen Z-ers vape more than any age group.

A scroll through TikTok will offer accounts from vendors advertising a selection of the 'bars' on offer, with the 'vapinguk' tag amassing some millions of views; peanuts compared with the three billions views under '#vaping' and 16.6 million under '#vapingtricks'.

Moreover, a report from Action On Smoking And Health (ASH) found that this year, 7 per cent of 11- 17-year-olds were users compared with 3.3 per cent in 2021 and 4.1 per cent in 2020.

Meanwhile, next month sees the UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA), set up to 'develop and promote the £1bn vaping industry', hosting a forum and awards dinner.



Both Sabrina Carpenter and Tiktok star Alix Earle are 22, but they look much older


Dr Glyn Estebanez of Prima Aesthetics, said:
'The Millennial generation is often associated with being health and wellbeing conscious, as well as being less likely to smoke and more likely to exercise than previous generations.

'These lifestyle factors all have a huge impact on our skin health, and therefore how we look.'

'Indeed, I've read that millennials eat more fresh and frozen vegetables than other generations, and buy more organic food.

'In addition to this, another study found that millennials spend more on skincare than any other generation. So it could be that they were one of the first generations to have the access and availability to better skincare products, and also the disposable income to afford them. This, coupled with healthy diets has a hugely positive impact on our skin health, and therefore looks.'



Filler and botox loved by Gen Z stars such as Molly-Mae, 24, are ageing them prematurely, while healthy lifestyles of millennials like Bianca Lawson, right, 44, keep them young


Quence Note: not ALL Gen Zers are aging poorly. For instance, I've never vaped or smoked cigarettes. I don't go tanning. I don't drink alcohol or coffee. I almost never wear makeup. And I eat a very healthy diet and I get plenty of exercise. The result? I often get mistaken for a much younger girl.

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>Small sample
>Sample is full of people who can afford cosmetics
>comparing them to group of people not even 30 yet

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>Small sample
>Sample is full of people who can afford cosmetics
>comparing them to group of people not even 30 yet

you fully deserve it
The sample is of famous people so that everyone knows what they look like at specific ages. BUT it is a representation of much larger cohorts - Gen Y & Gen Z - for which many people are noticing the difference in aging.

And the Gen Z people can certainly afford cosmetics. If you read the article you’ll notice that Gen Z tends to use a LOT more cosmetics than other people.
 
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The sample is of famous people so that everyone knows what they look like at specific ages. BUT it is a representation of much larger cohorts - Gen Y & Gen Z - for which many people are noticing the difference in aging.

And the Gen Z people can certainly afford cosmetics. If you read the article you’ll notice that Gen Z tends to use a LOT more cosmetics than other people.
>makes a claim
>doesn't provide citation

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