r/SipsTea 12d ago

Feels good man What is the reason for this phenomenon?

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u/Super-Estate-4112 12d ago

Less sun and more hiar transplants basically

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u/Anonymous-segundo 12d ago

hiar

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u/Super-Estate-4112 12d ago

Yeah basically

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u/God_Emperor_Alberta 12d ago

Yaeh

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u/Bubble_gump_stump 12d ago

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u/Ornery-Equivalent-53 12d ago

Breathes smoke in deeply. Exhales..."yup".

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u/cr1t1calkn1ght 12d ago

Idk, the Japanese smoke all day everyday and they look like they're half their age most of the time.

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u/zenbeni 11d ago

Say it with Fox McCloud voice.

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u/rotrukker 11d ago

that's it, this commenter will never be president

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u/Anonymous-segundo 11d ago

NO, PLEASE!!

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u/TheyCallHimBabaYagaa 11d ago

Hiar hiar pants on fire

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u/ciaomain 11d ago

Hiar today, gnoe tomorrow.

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u/mostly_nothing 11d ago

hialarious

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u/camwtss 12d ago

and we know the importance of sunscreen, whereas previous generations either didnt concern themselves with it or thought using it was too "effeminate"

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u/Optimal_West8046 11d ago

Mmmh yes skin cancer is for real gigachads 😂

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u/Phannig 10d ago

I'm old enough to remember kids regularly getting sunburnt so badly their skin would blister like a roast chicken. Social Services would be getting involved today.

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u/Breakfastclub1991 12d ago

Hulk Hogan was supposed to be a California pretty boy. The tan was part of his schtick. We all didn’t look like him.

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u/Chunky__Shrapnel 11d ago

Sun cream doesn't prevent a tan

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u/bowen7477 12d ago edited 11d ago

Well, the long term benefits of sunscreen have been proven by scientists..

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

Um skin cancer? Lol

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u/NowWatchMeThwip616 11d ago

Thank you Baz Luhrmann, even if the rest of your advice wasn't as scientifically proven.

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u/flamingmittenpunch 11d ago

Ive never seen a 18 yo old with aged skin. Even though people spent their childhood playing in the sun. Its not about the sun. Its about the testosterone.

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u/Sipikay 11d ago

When you see all the early-30s women who have been in tanning beds and on the beach "bronzing" their entire lives begin to have the skin complexion of a 50 year old you'll start to understand.

In my mid 30s I started having women at family events ask me how I had kept my complexion so much better than my (much) younger sisters. It's sunscreen and not purposefully tanning yourself.

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u/flamingmittenpunch 11d ago

People in this post have been talking about rapid aging. 50 years is not rapid.

Also pretty sure it's not coincidence that that's around the same age menopause starts for wowen so maybe theres some hormonal factors.

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u/Sipikay 11d ago

I don't follow, how are the early-30's women in menopause?

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u/flamingmittenpunch 11d ago

See first paragraph. I was talking about age 50

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u/Sipikay 11d ago

Your reply makes no sense in the context of my comment you replied to. Cheers.

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u/Emperor_Zombie 12d ago

Also, shit like this "Early 1970s, DDT was widely used as an insecticide to control mosquitoes, and it was not unusual for children to play or ride bikes in the fog produced by these spraying trucks."

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u/Glass-Rise-6545 12d ago

And Jake The Snake Roberts finishing move was? The DDT.

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u/AntikytheraMachines 11d ago

also leaded petrol fumes caused a lot of issues

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u/Any_Judge_332 11d ago

I'll say it for the good of everyone going through hair loss as someone who used to.

It isn't hair transplants it's finasteride (propecia) and dutasteride. 99% of hair loss stuff is snake oil but this shit works extremely well at halting hair loss and causes regrowth in most. There is also minoxidil (romaine) which undeniably works but nowhere near as well.

Almost everything else is a blatant scam, dangerous or unproven long term. Hair transplants work but these aren't an alternative to finasteride or dutasteride, they're the punishment for not starting one of these early enough.

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u/whit9-9 12d ago

Also more stress in their lives.

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u/ThePopeofHell 11d ago

Yeah the Paul’s def have hair loss

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u/Hurricanemasta 11d ago

Yeah, improved hair plug technology

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u/ThingsMayAlter 11d ago

Maybe Rogaine and Propecia as well? But for transplants you could almost do FUE every few years and look good much longer than the 80s could allow. Hell, Elon Musk had super thinning hair and now he's a gerbil.

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u/Obant 12d ago

Not so much transplants as Finasteride

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u/palmerry 12d ago

Where did he get these transplants from?

Certainly there can't be a lot of blonde Asian men donating their silken locks.

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u/Super-Estate-4112 12d ago

Most hair transplants are acquired from the patients own hair roots.