Cloe Cabrera

Cloe Cabrera is the fashion and beauty reporter for the Tampa Tribune, News Channel 8 and TBO.com. Watch her style segments Thursday mornings on News Channel 8 Today and follow her on Twitter at Hot Pursuits @CloeCabrera.

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Women more prone to facial wrinkles than men

Posted Dec 21, 2009 by Cloe Cabrera

Updated Dec 21, 2009 at 07:13 PM

My husband is several months younger me, and he loves to rub it in. He likes to remind me of the fact that he gets carded at local restaurants and clubs; I almost never do. He has a naturally younger looking mug; I have to work at it by using tons of sunscreen and moisturizers.

Now, comes a study that reinforces the fact that I’m never going to look as young as him—no matter what I use.

The study, which appears in the November/December issue of the Aesthetic Surgery Journal, says women develop more and deeper wrinkles around their mouths as they age than men do.

Dermatologists studied the skin surface of male and female cadavers. They found women wrinkle more because of fewer sweat and sebacous glands and fewer blood vessels, and a different muscle structure.

Here’s to robbing the cradle.