Research shows that middle-aged people who have sex more frequently (about three times a week) look 12 years younger than their "asexual" peers. Scientists from the Institute of Human Sexuality in San Francisco conducted a survey and analysis of 37,500 adults and found that people with happy sex lives tend to worry less, treat others kindly, and look better.

In this regard, experts explained that the benefits of sex for beauty begin from the foreplay stage. "Caressing and passionate kissing before sex can greatly soothe the body and mind, making both parties feel like bathing in a hot spring, speeding up metabolism and delaying skin aging."

In the process of harmonious sex Among them, the intoxicating feeling will stimulate the body's autonomic nervous system and promote the secretion of sex hormones. For women, when sex hormones specifically combine with the skin in their bodies, they can promote cells to produce hyaluronidase, and this enzyme can enhance the permeability of the skin. In this way, the skin will be whiter and more delicate, and the nails will become shiny and elastic. In addition, because during sex, the blood circulation and breathing rhythm will speed up, and the body temperature will also rise, so the skin will appear more rosy and plump than usual, and local wrinkles will be reduced or even disappeared.

Psychologically speaking, experts believe that sex is always an additive and flavoring to marriage. "Unresolvable conflicts in marriage may only need a hug or a kiss, followed by a passionate sex drama, and the problem will be solved. And having a good relationship between husband and wife can naturally make people look younger. On the contrary, I have also seen many couples with discordant sex lives. Most of them look haggard and much older than their actual age. It can be seen that sex is a first-class beautician. ”

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