Ever wondered what the secret of Japanese beauty is? Many Japanese women are in their 30s and 40s, but they look so young and full of energy. Many are very thin, have a clean face, not to mention that Japan has the largest number of centenarians.
In this article, we will analyze some points that are probably responsible for the youth and thinness of the Japanese. Let's try to understand how they manage to keep their health, their new skin, their body and other aspects that represent Japanese beauty.
See the girls pictured below, they are all around 40 years old. You can see how thin they are and look like they are under 20. I was in Japan and I really noticed that most of the girls I knew were 25 to 30 years old and looked like they were 18 years old.
But they're not just skinny and young, we can see that their voices and sizes are actually smaller, so this beauty might be a little bit in the genes. They also wear youthful clothes and act like teenagers in attitude and voice.
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JAPANESE FOOD CONTRIBUTES TO LONGEVITY
Good nutrition is key to keeping your body slim and young, but Japan has a controversial diet. Although the cuisine has many healthy ingredients, the country is famous for eating industrialized products.
There are thousands of beverage machines spread across the country, markets and restaurants on every corner, and most Japanese eat from lunchboxes. Not to mention fried foods like tempura, tonkatsu and karagee.
Analyzing the positive side of food in Japan, even industrialized products are well supervised, they do not have as many chemical products as in Brazil. Japan appears in fourth place in the ranking of best food, but Brazil does not even appear among the top 50.
Our country allows several chemical products that are even banned in several countries, a major responsible for obesity in Brazil. Many even feel a huge difference between soft drinks from Brazil and Japan.
Japanese sweets use little sugar and little salt in cooking, this has a very positive effect on health and appearance. One of the things that helps keep the Japanese young and thin is the miso soup it's the green tea every day.
In addition, the high consumption of vegetables, fish and soy derivatives are part of most Japanese recipes. Even though fruits are more expensive than in the West, the Japanese tend to consume a lot.
Hot springs and baths REJUVENATE
Something fundamental in Japanese culture is bathing in hot springs called hot spring, which are extremely warm and full of minerals that go a long way in rejuvenating the skin.
Hot springs are rich in various minerals and help fight various diseases, relax, burn calories, remove impurities, improve blood circulation, relieve pain, reduce pressure, hydrate the skin and thousands of other benefits.
There are Japanese people who go to an onsen almost every day or week. In addition to going to an onsen, most Japanese homes have a bathtub, and using it has benefits similar to a hot spring.
It is worth remembering that the PH of both thermal waters and piped water from Japan is much higher than the PH of Brazil. The treated water of Japan also does not have fluorine, in fact neither the toothpaste from japan has fluoride.
Japan's climate helps
One of the main reasons for skin aging and wrinkling is the strong heat of the sun. Something that is provided by our tropical climate. In Japan, the weather is cool and cold, and the sun likes to hide in the clouds a lot.
Some even come to the conclusion that Orientals have slanted eyes due to the climate, we can come to the same conclusion for their skin.
Not everyone has this beauty, in fact many Japanese people neglect their health and beauty. Some end up not taking care of their teeth, or just eating junk food until they get fat.
And having clean skin and being thin is not synonymous with beauty. Although there seem to be many beautiful Japanese women, they are not free from pimples and wrinkles, and many wear a lot of makeup.
Just like in any country, there are ugly, beautiful, fat, thin people and there are also different tastes and definitions of beauty. But it is undeniable that the combination of size, weight, face, voice and skin ends up deceiving us when knowing the age of a person in Japan.
Of course, one day the wrinkles will arrive and the beauty will end. And elderly Japanese are cute because they're short. So enjoy your youth and do your best for your health and beauty.
