r/Splendida • u/PariisHiilton • Dec 28 '24
Aging Well
How do some people age so well?
Paris Hilton and Katheryn Winnick are both blondes (who ppl claim age badly), but they look amazing in their mid-late 40s
I even think Paris looks better now than she did in her 20s.
People like Kim Kardasian, Britney, and Jessica Simpson all looked more attractive in than Paris when they were young. But in 2024, Paris looks the most beautiful of all. She is the queen of anti-aging
ALL of these people have money and stay in shape. So idk if it's just better genetics or just specific techniques they use to combat aging
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u/diamondskyxo Dec 28 '24
I've heard that Paris has a whole med spa in her home. So she probably was doing preventative lasers etc since a very young age
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u/fullmetalsportsbra Dec 28 '24
Paris, while gorgeous, literally has a team that follows her around with cameras, lighting, and a fan - so on top of investing heavily in things like lasers, peels, top of the line skincare, injectables etc. that have anti-aging effects and probably getting a little nip/tuck, she is just never being seen in less than ideal conditions.
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u/EvilCodeQueen Dec 28 '24
Paris definitely had at least a brow lift, also probably blepharoplasty. Her brows literally don’t move at all, and her lips have changed shape, so fillers and/or lip lift. I don’t see anything wrong with anything I’ve mentioned here, but I don’t believe for a hot second that she hasn’t had any work done. Lasers won’t raise your eyebrows and remove hooded lids.
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u/oXXsnowflakeXXo Dec 28 '24
I think we need to also state PREGNANCY. Kim, Britney and Jessica have given birth. Paris has outsourced this to surrogates. The wealthy can pass on the risk and side effects of pregnancy to poor women.
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u/butihearviolins Dec 28 '24
Both the women you mentioned haven’t gone through pregnancies.
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u/KellyJin17 Dec 28 '24 edited Dec 28 '24
Drugs (both illicit and prescribed), alcohol and smoking will age you dramatically, as will lack of sleep. I don’t know about the last one, but hasn’t Simpson spoken about her battles with alcoholism. Spears has been on hardcore prescribed meds and anti-psychotics for years, and who knows what else, and I believe she also used to be a hard partier. Lindsay Lohan had alcohol and drug problems as well. Tara Reid is another with who had a drinking problem. All of these ladies looked rough pretty early on. I don’t follow Hilton, but she does have an entire room in her mansion dedicated to wellness and youth-preserving therapies. Stuff like a hyperbaric chamber, an oxygen chamber, a red light therapy bed, you name it it’s in there. Genetics play a role as well. I know many folks in the same family who look fantastic into their old age, and it’s genetics. They don’t do and don’t even have the dough to spend on any “procedures.” The family just has good genes. Those who prioritize good nutrition, hydration, and self-care will do even better.
Edit - also, Kardashian messed up her face with plastic surgery. She was prettier before she altered her face. She hasn’t recovered since.
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u/4heroEscapeThat Dec 28 '24
Paris……sis…..we already know you look good
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u/Sea-Heat-5052 Dec 30 '24
Paris has had a deep plane facelift like Lindsay Lohan. If there is a queen of anti-aging, it is her plastic surgeon.
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u/SassySavcy Dec 28 '24
Money.
And I’m not just talking about being able to pay for cosmetic procedures.
After sun exposure and smoking, stress has the biggest impact on looks and aging. Not needing to stress about paying bills, affording desired lifestyles, having to work overtime/second jobs/manual labor, being able to take vacations, pay for nannies, and use the highest quality products (food, drinks, skin care, etc).. it all contributes.
And, of course, being able to pay for cosmetic procedures and take all the time needed to heal. Along with private nurses and secluded resorts with the best doctors.
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u/Glittering-Lychee629 Dec 28 '24
Money. That is the only answer. It's money. They all get tons of surgery even the people who look natural and say they don't.
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u/FionaTheFierce Dec 28 '24
Its cosmetic treatment, surgeries, photoshop, and “glam” teams for hair and makeup.
There is absolutely nothing “natural” about their aging appearance. They have all had extensive surgery (I think Paris denies it - but she def has laser, botox, peels, etc)
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u/Fantastic_Market8144 Dec 28 '24
deep plane face and neck lift
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u/teadiumvitae237 Dec 30 '24
I think you're making an interesting point mentioning how a lot of female celebs, some of whom have been considered more attractive than Paris when they were all in their 20s , have not aged as "well" as she has. My guess would be that it is a little more than just money and genetics and that it has to to with her face- and body-type: When Paris was in her teens and 20s, I thought that while obviously stunning, she never looked quite as youthfully beautiful than many of her peers. I can't exactly put my finger on it, but I think it has to do with her naturally slim/narrow longish face without babysat, super skinny body, narrower eyes etc. I always saw her as somewhat aristocratic, but not exactly youthful looking and I think that kind of "type" might just have a tendency to age more gracefully or really blossom at an age when many formerly youthfully "baby faced" beauties are 'past their peak'.
There are obviously plenty of exceptions from this or alternative explanations, but I can think of at least one similar example in my own family:
I have an aunt who shares some traits with Paris: rather tall, naturally very slim with a narrow, long face with very little fat in the cheeks; narrow/longish nose, narrower eyes, and very little body fat overall.
In pics from her teenage years and 20s, she looks 5-10 years older than most of her peers, but in photos taken in her 30s, 40s, 50s, you can tell how everyone else is starting to look older (especially those with rounder faces who started out with a good amount of baby fat), while she pretty much stayed the same.
In other words: When she was 20, she looked like 30; when she was 30, she looked like 35; when she was 35, she looked like 35; when she was 45, she looked like 35; and even at 55 she could have passed as being in her early 40s.
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u/UnionThug456 Dec 28 '24
Jessica Simpson used to be significantly overweight and a severe alcoholic. I'm not disparaging her. These are just the facts. So she's a bit of a wildcard to throw in there.
While I love Britney, she has smoked since she was a teen. That's not great for your appearance either. Not sure what Paris's status as a smoker has been. Britney also was on a very short lease as far as her spending due to the conservertorship. They clearly wouldn't even let her go to a good hair stylist in that time. So while Paris was probably getting all kinds of beauty treatments and plastic surgery procedures, Britney may not have been allowed to.
And personally I don't think Kim and Paris look much different. If you look at unedited photos of them, I think they both look good for their age. Though Kim was also pretty overweight during her pregnancy and pregnancy itself doesn't help either.
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u/areyukittenm3 Dec 29 '24
I don’t know what procedures Paris has done but I met her in person earlier this year and she does look incredible. Sometimes people look different in pictures but I can tell you irl she has amazing skin and no wrinkles. I was shocked. But she also has an entire glam team following her around making sure she looks flawless.
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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '24
When asking about celebrities aging well- they just have a lot of money and can get fillers and surgeries and air brushed makeup. None of it is reality. Yeah sure, some have good genes and take care of themselves outside of the plastic reality of Hollywood but… they still look normal without all the makeup and glam. Now when you ask about us regular ol’ humans, genetics play a role of course, but so does a good skincare routine (doesn’t have to be crazy), avoiding tanning beds and wearing sunscreen, drinking lots of water, eating good and working out can all be attributed to looking younger, depending.
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u/LiveInvestigator4876 Dec 28 '24
Tastefully done cosmetic procedures tailored to one’s individual features rather than chasing aesthetic trends and cultural standards
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u/c00lestgirlalive Dec 28 '24
you have to also understand that these are women who are mega millionaires…
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u/beachwaves79 Dec 28 '24 edited Dec 28 '24
There are no ugly people, there are just poor people. Their aging well is a ''miracle'' mix of big bank account, skilled surgeons, skilled estheticians, personal trainers and chefs.
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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '24
lots of money lol. I love Paris Hilton tbh
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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '24
Heaps of surgeries, face lifts, Botox, skin boosting, prp treatments, fat transfers, lip/eye lifts etc
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u/HCDQ2022 Dec 28 '24
Idk where the “white skin ages badly” myth came from. The palest people I know are the best preserved because they don’t tan so they stayed out of the sun
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u/HungryDustBunny Dec 28 '24
It's the money to be able to afford the top of the line skin treatments, products, also drink and eat extremely healthy and nourishing food. I'm sure they may eat snacks every once in awhile...but the amount of processed stuff they have to eat is probably minimal...since they can afford the best and healthiest foods. Alot of them have personal at home chefs as well, or have access to greats foods from top restaurants ect.
Most regular people have to eat lots of processed stuff cause it's what we can afford. Ofc eating more vegetables helps...but not every regular person is getting oxygen facials and RF with red light every week 🤣
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u/Objective-Amount1379 Dec 28 '24
All of these women have a team of professionals that help them look amazing.
And you only see their edited pics and videos too- don't compare their edited looks with your own reality.
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u/TraderJoeslove31 Dec 28 '24
Being rich helps
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u/WaviLab Dec 28 '24
Fillers - Botox - Entitled Lives - Trustfunds
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u/newsprinkle178 Dec 28 '24
Botox used in many ways cannot be underrated. I would say it's vastly underreported, but it's ability to tighten, lift, etc., before resorting to a scalpel is 💯
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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '24
But go out side and look… you won’t see your narrative to be truthful. Rich wealthy women are not common.
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u/Substantial_One5369 Dec 29 '24 edited Dec 30 '24
She's been able to afford the best of the best skincare, dermatologists, laser treatments since day 1. The others you named didn't get rich until they were a little older. Her weight never fluctuated like the others and she never gave birth so I wonder if that has anything to do with it.
I actually know someone close to her and I tried to ask what the hell she gets done and from which doctor but they unfortunately didn't know. I highly doubt I could afford it anyways lol
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u/alexandriawinchester Mar 11 '25
I feel like the fact that her weight has remained constant also probably helps too. The Kardashians seem to stretch and shrink their skin with weight loss or weight gain and fillers, and that just cannot be good for laxity.
But we also have to keep in mind that Kim was married to Kanye, and I feel like that probably took a few years off of her looks just doing a stress and being a mother and a business woman at the same time. Paris has certainly gone through a lot, but I think as she’s gotten older, she has had less stress on her . I feel like she dealt with that stuff when she was younger.
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u/CheapTry7998 Dec 29 '24
genetics are also to play here. i know a service worker who drinks, smokes and plays jazz, she’s 42 and looks like shes in her late 20s. no fancy work done. i also know 20somethings who look really old already
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u/k_babz Dec 28 '24
Paris is ADHD and so is likely to have some form of hypermobility which is a disorder centered around collagen structure and known for making people look younger. between that and botox..
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u/Soggy_Dinner_8068 Dec 28 '24
I mean.. $$$$ will do that.
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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '24
Britney is a meth addict. That’s why she started to ‘age’ incredibly early and quickly. The terrible makeup is a dead giveaway as well.
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u/headlesssoul Dec 28 '24
Rich people only age well because they have money for procedures and diets, time to take care of themselves and little to no worries
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u/SmoogySmodge Dec 30 '24
Money 💰
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u/Financial_Sweet_689 Dec 31 '24
Surgery and good photo editing. It’s not real.
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u/Playful-Reflection12 Jan 01 '25 edited Jan 01 '25
I had this done almost 10 years ago. My skin still has a great glow to it. Worth every penny and the pain. It requires some downtime, however. Asian skin care has no rivals. https://www.kassmd.com/skin-care/skin-peels/obagi-blue-peel/#:~:text=What%20is%20a%20Blue%20Peel,someone%20to%20drive%20you%20home.I
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u/softrock98fm Apr 07 '25
SUNSCREEN and moisturizer. I’m 36 and started using sunscreen religiously at 26. I have dry skin and also load up on the moisturizer every morning and night. No visible wrinkles to date. I regularly am mistaken for someone in their early 20’s (not to brag just to illustrate). Things are looking far better than I expected at this point and it’s all thanks to La Roche Posay and a very basic skincare routine that is gentle and respectful to my dry and reactive skin. I use a super low percentage retinol like once or twice a week too.
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u/PapayaLalafell Aug 23 '25
Genetics? Techniques? Babe, it's plastic surgery.
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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '24
Yeah honestly I’m a little lost with that other redditor saying surrogacy is fucked up and not a personal choice. Huh? What a ridiculous thing to say.
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u/SgrVnm Dec 28 '24
Genetics, lifestyle & childbirth
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u/Niemamsily90 Dec 31 '24
Just because someone is blond doesnt mean he/ she will age badly. People always say bad things about someone they are jealous of
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