What's Your Aging Type? — fit-faces.com
Natalia Broberg · Face-Yoga Specialist · 15,000+ women since 2019
Free 2-Minute Quiz

There are four ways a face ages.
Which one is yours?

Question 1 of 7
First — your age?
Under 35
35–44
45–54
55+

No right or wrong answers — your first instinct is the best one.

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Your aging pattern — and why generic routines haven't worked on it
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The 3 zones of your face to train first
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Exercises matched to your result — not a one-size routine

15,000+ women have trained with Natalia's method since 2019

What does your skin feel like without any products on it?
Just how it feels first thing in the morning.
A
Dry or paper-thin, always needs moisture
B
Normal to combination, fairly balanced
C
Thick, oily or large-pored
D
Oily but firm, rarely creases
Which of these fits the lines on your face right now?
Look at your face at rest in natural light.
A
Fine lines almost everywhere, like crepe paperA web of small creases around eyes, mouth and forehead
B
Expression lines that linger, mostly upper faceFrown lines, crow’s feet that don’t fully smooth out at rest
C
Few lines but deep folds around the nose and mouthSkin stays smooth but tissue has descended, creating heavy creases
D
Very few lines, but changes came on fastLooked young for a long time, then changes appeared fast
What has changed most about your face shape and jawline?
Compared with ten years ago.
A
Shape is still defined, just drier and more linedJawline still there, the face hasn’t sagged, just more lined overall
B
I look tired — hollow under the eyes, corners pulling downPeople ask if I’m okay; mouth corners and eye corners have dropped
C
Heavy sagging — jowls, double chin, lower face droppingSignificant tissue sliding south, puffiness and heaviness in the lower face
D
More sculpted but increasingly hollowCheekbones very prominent, hollows forming under cheeks and at temples
How does your face behave through the day?
Go with whatever comes to mind first.
A
Same all day — lines are always there
B
Fine in the morning, tired-looking by evening
C
Puffy in the morning, heavy and drooping by evening
D
Consistent — the changes came on fast, not gradually
How would you describe your natural build and frame?
Think about your natural build before any weight changes. Your baseline, not how you look right now.
A
Slim or fine-boned, naturally leanNarrow frame, hard to gain weight, delicate features
B
Medium build, balanced proportionsNeither very slim nor heavy, average bone structure
C
Sturdy or larger frame, gains weight easilyFuller figure, bigger bones, weight tends to show in the face too
D
Athletic or muscular, naturally definedVisible muscle tone without much effort, compact and firm physique
Final Question
When you look in the mirror, which feels most like you?
There are no wrong answers — your gut answer is almost always the right one.
A
"Lined all over, but my face shape is still there"Wrinkled all over, but the structure holds
B
"I look tired or sad even when I feel fine"People ask what's wrong when nothing is
C
"Everything is heading south — heavy, drooping, swollen"The lower face feels heavier than it used to
D
"My face looks bony or sculpted, losing its softness"Hollowing at the cheeks and temples

"You've been looking after everyone else.
This is the first step in looking after you."

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