Aging sequence of women's faces

The pursuit of beauty is a woman's nature, while decline is a woman's biggest "enemy". Women are more afraid of aging than men, and in terms of delaying aging, women have done much more than men. Despite their efforts, we still cannot scientifically develop a secret recipe to resist aging. Time is fair to everyone. No matter how young you are, you will grow old. But what are the signs of decline?

1. The stork bone becomes more prominent

The faces of young women are relatively rounder, but as time goes by and they age, the collagen in their faces begins to disappear. The first sign of aging is that the scapula becomes more prominent.

2. Deepening of tear grooves

Like prominent cheekbones, the second most common feature of a woman's facial recession is the deepening of tear troughs. The skin around women's eyes is very delicate, and aging is most easily reflected in the eyes. With the loss of collagen around the eyes, the fat under the eye sockets will shrink and relax, causing the skin to sag and become brittle, forming indentations on the skin surface, which will cause tear trough lines.

3. Memory loss

The most important aspect of aging that affects the human brain is memory. The average person's brain begins to decline at the age of 20, and by the age of 40, the decline is more obvious. If you feel that you are suddenly losing things, can't remember things, and have signs of memory loss, then it may be that aging has quietly arrived.

4. When you first start to hunchback

As the body declines, each organ, tissue, bone, and muscle in the human body undergoes relative changes. As the hardest bone in the human body, it will also change due to decay. When women enter middle age or old age, their originally S-shaped body may develop scoliosis, the intervertebral disc may retrograde, and their backs may begin to become hunched.