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2-Minute Face Aging Assessment

Your face is aging in a
very specific pattern.

Most women spend years doing the wrong exercises for their face type. In 6 questions, find out exactly which aging pattern you have — and what actually works for it.

If you've tried face exercises before and saw nothing — it's almost certainly because the exercises weren't designed for your aging type.

Here's what you'll walk away with:

Based on Kolgounenko's clinical classification — the gold standard in facial aging science since 1974.

"I put myself on the back burner for years. At 60 I bought a magnifying mirror and almost died. Then I found this — and everything changed."

— Sandra, 63 · California · 2-year member

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Your exact aging type out of 4 clinically distinct patterns

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The 3 facial zones that need your attention right now

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A personalised training approach built for how your face ages

MonicaThe Tired Face

AudreyThe Baked Apple

BrigitteThe Sagging Face

CindyThe Muscular Face

6 questions · Takes 2 minutes · No right or wrong answers

✦ Don't overthink it — the first answer that sounds like you is always the best one.

Question 1 of 6

How would you describe your natural build and frame?

Think about your natural build before any weight changes — not how you look right now, just your baseline frame.

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 — gain 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

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Question 2 of 6

What does your skin feel like without products on it?

Just how it feels first thing in the morning, before anything touches it.

A

Dry or paper-thin — always needs moistureTight feeling without cream, prone to flaking and sensitivity

B

Normal to combination — fairly balancedMostly comfortable, maybe slight shine in the T-zone

C

Thick, oily or large-poredProne to shine, enlarged pores, skin stays hydrated on its own

D

Oily but firm — skin rarely creasesGood bounce-back, tends toward shine, high elasticity

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Question 3 of 6

Which description fits the wrinkles on your face right now?

Look at your face at rest in natural light — not under a bright bathroom mirror.

A

Fine lines covering almost everythingA web of small creases around eyes, mouth and forehead — like crepe paper

B

Expression lines that linger — mostly upper faceFrown lines, crow's feet that don't fully smooth out at rest

C

Few wrinkles but deep folds — nasolabial, marionetteSkin stays smooth but tissue has descended, creating heavy creases

D

Minimal wrinkles — but aging came on suddenlyLooked young for a long time, then changes appeared fast

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Question 4 of 6

What has changed most about your face shape and jawline?

Pull up a photo from 10 years ago and compare — what's the most obvious difference?

A

Shape is still defined — just drier and more linedJawline still there, face hasn't sagged — just more wrinkled overall

B

I look tired — hollow under eyes, corners pulling downPeople ask if I'm okay; mouth corners and eye corners have dropped

C

Heavy sagging — jowls, double chin, lower face pulling downSignificant tissue sliding south, puffiness and heaviness in the lower face

D

Muscles too visible — sculpted but increasingly hollowCheekbones very prominent, hollows forming under cheeks and at temples

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Question 5 of 6

How does your face behave throughout the day?

This one is surprisingly telling. Go with whatever comes to mind first.

A

Same all day — fine lines are always there regardlessSkin looks creased at any time; no dramatic morning vs. evening difference

B

Fine in the morning — but exhausted-looking by eveningMouth corners, eyes droop as the day goes on; fresh in the morning

C

Puffy in the morning — heavy and drooping by eveningSwollen when I wake up, then gravity takes over through the day

D

Consistent — changes came on fast, not graduallyI looked young for a long time, then aging seemed to happen all at once

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Question 6 of 6 — Final Question

When you look in the mirror, which of these feels most like you?

Don't overthink it. Your gut answer is almost always the most accurate.

A

"Fine lines everywhere — but my face shape is still there"Wrinkled all over but the structure holds; like parchment or a dried apple

B

"I look tired or sad even when I feel completely fine"People ask what's wrong; the corners pull down giving a melancholy resting face

C

"Everything is heading south — heavy, drooping, swollen"Gravity is winning; jowls forming, puffiness, lower face feels heavy

D

"My face looks bony or sculpted — losing its softness"Muscles showing through, hollow at the cheeks and temples

Answer with your first instinct — the one that feels most like you right now, not the one you wish were true. There are no wrong answers.

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Your face is aging in avery specific pattern.

Your face is aging in a
very specific pattern.