Why are you hiding your wrinkles?

I may not have wrinkles yet.. But I have plenty of gray hair.. Granted I get made fun of by some people.. I am 30.. so its not that common to have the amount of gray hair that I do.. It is my nationality.. I am Native American, Indian... I like my gray hair.. I have earn every one of those hairs..lol I do not wear makeup or intend on doing so in the future.. Everytime a friend or family member tries its washed off within 15 mintues or less.. my face feels like its on fire with that stuff on.. Besides I am happy with my wrinkles and my gray hair.. and I usually dont dress up really nice every day because it hurts too much.. So I always tell people you dont like the way I look dont look.. and keep walking..

as a male i have no intentions of hiding my wrinkles, i've earned everyone of them. many folk ask me why i do not dye my hair but i love my grey head, it makes me look more intelligent. i would however get liposuction as i hate my gut, but then thats my fault for over eatting.

I all depends on the stature of the person,I think because they are always having some public exposures like a movie star,a stage actor and actress,a ramp model,a certain entertainer.They must look vibrant and wrinkle free if possible in all their lives because they are famous and people expects more from their talents.If you are just a plain person who works daily to office,sales department,or just a plain individual,no hiding of your true self is necessary.People who can afford to make their appearance look younger especially nowadays that men also likes to look clean and have lots of other facial enhancements.I think the look depends on your capabilities to spend for your image to look great.

I find it sad that people can't accept getting older. I'm in my late 50s and although I don't have too many wrinkles (yet!), I don't hide those I do have, as for me they are part of my character. There's nothing to be ashamed about in ageing as everybody has a life story to tell, and the longer the life, the longer the story. I agree that wrinkles can add to one's dignity if one allows them to, rather than destroy it.

There are a lot of ways to hide those wrinkles nowadays. Specially if you have money to sustain those treatments to hide it on your face. But sooner or later it will appear and appear. It just prolonging the years where your wrinkles could be visible and easily noticed. BUt we can't hide aging. All of us will be experiencing it.

I agree with you, people look so dignified as they get older. I think it has to do with people being told that only young and skinny is beautiful. In my opinion some of the most handsome and beautiful people I know have wrinkles and graying hair. I think age makes people more beautiful and shows what kind of life they lived, especially laugh lines.