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Humm not really. In my perception, as you age and lose collagen, it seems to be that thinner people tend to show more wrinkled skin on their faces. A good exam
by drukenemo 9y ago
Humm not really. In my perception, as you age and lose collagen, it seems to be that thinner people tend to show more wrinkled skin on their faces.
A good example to me is Anthony Bourdain. Here's a picture of him in 2014 and four years later:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Bourdain#/media/File:Anthony_Bourdain_2014_(cropped).jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Bourdain#/media/File:A...
http://www.bravotv.com/blogs/anthony-bourdain-comic-book-hungry-ghosts http://www.bravotv.com/blogs/anthony-bourdain-comic-book-hun...
Don't believe four years alone does that to someone's face skin.
- bluedino 9y agoHe doesn't look terrible for being over 60. Don't forget that the restaurant industry is a stressful job with long hours, and he's known for his incessant smoking, drinking, and drug use. Neither of those things lead to a youthful appearance.
- drukenemo 9y agoNot saying he looks terrible for his age. Just the fact that his face looks way more wrinkled and the biggest factor seems to be weight loss, as not so many years have passed from one photo to another. Also, he doesn't work in the restaurant industry for a long time and enjoys what seems to be a very comfortable life doing nice TV shows. https://www.instagram.com/anthonybourdain https://www.instagram.com/anthonybourdain
- grvdrm 9y agoI'm guessing it's less comfortable than you're led to believe from the TV show.