It’s a reminder we should all be taking care of our skin – but also a reminder that ageing is something we should celebrate and embrace.
Considering its universality , ageing is a strangely contentious subject. Whether due to the pressures of society’s beauty standards, or a deeper fear of change and mortality, the conversation around age – fighting it, embracing it, ignoring it – is always guaranteed to elicit a strong response. And the latest chapter in the debate has been sparked by TikTok’s “Aged” filter, which uses AI to accelerate your face’s age by decades.
“The ‘Aged’ filter raises awareness of all of the possible changes that could happen to our skin, teeth, and hair over time, so in that sense, it is a positive – but it doesn’t take into consideration our skin colour, our genetics, and lifestyle, so it’s not a definitive look into the future,” says Dr Joyce Park, a dermatologist at
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Legendary crooner Tony Bennett dies aged 96 after selling 50 million records during glittering careerLegendary crooner Tony Bennet has died aged 96, several years after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
Weiterlesen »
Iconic singer Tony Bennett has died, aged 96Some of his most famous songs included I Left My Heart in San Francisco, The Way You Look Tonight, Fly Me to the Moon and Rags to Riches
Weiterlesen »
Legendary singer Tony Bennett who won 20 Grammys dies aged 96LEGENDARY singer Tony Bennett – whose career spanned eight decades, winning 20 Grammy Awards and selling over 50million records worldwide – has died at age 96. Bennett, a two-time Emmy …
Weiterlesen »
Music icon Tony Bennett dies aged 96BREAKING: Music icon Tony Bennett dies aged 96.
Weiterlesen »
Legendary Jazz And Pop Singer Tony Bennett Dies, Aged 96Legendary musician Tony Bennett has died at the age of 96.
Weiterlesen »
Milan Kundera believed that truth lay in endless questioningMilan Kundera saw himself as a knife-blade, cutting through the sweetish rose-tinted art and literature of Czechoslovakia’s Soviet regime to show the reality—and the mystery—beneath. His writing landed him in a lot of trouble
Weiterlesen »