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00:00The surprising reason we appear younger than past generations backed by research.
00:05Do we really age more slowly or think we do?
00:08Style, smoking, air, sunscreen, nutrition, and care all play roles.
00:13And studies suggest today's generations do age slightly slower.
00:20Vintage hairstyles and clothes instantly date us.
00:23Faces with higher contrast, darker brows, lashes, and redder lips tend to appear younger
00:28as experiments show people consistently judge them that way.
00:35In 1965, about 2 in 5 U.S. adults smoked by 2022, about 1 in 9.
00:42Less smoking reduces smoker's face, grayer skin, and deeper wrinkles.
00:50Air quality has improved for decades with fine particles dropping nationwide since 2000.
00:55Traffic pollution accelerates wrinkles and pigment spots, while cleaner air and fewer oxidants mean less daily skin damage.
01:06UV light accelerates aging by damaging collagen, elastin, and pigment.
01:12A trial found daily sunscreen slows this process, while hats, sunglasses, and consistent care remain key.
01:18Work shifted from labor-intensive jobs to screens and service.
01:25Since 1970, higher maternal age and smaller families have changed sleep, stress, and physical demands.
01:35Fortification and better access improved nutrition.
01:38Iodine and salt prevented goiter.
01:40Folic acid in grains lowered serious birth defects.
01:43And U.S. folate deficiency fell sharply.
01:50Neuromodulators and fillers give quick results with minimal downtime.
01:54Peels, lasers, whitening, veneers, and aligners refine features.
01:58Brighter, straighter teeth make faces appear younger.
02:01Hair density peaks early, then declines, altering perceived age.
02:09Grooming, strategic volume, minoxidil, and finasteride can counter loss.
02:14But styles themselves can soon look dated.
02:19Modern cameras expose every detail, while older ones soften flaws with shadows.
02:24Now, Photoshop filters and beauty modes reshape faces, constantly shaping how we perceive and value appearance.
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