Daniel Oyelami used to be worried anytime someone called him “daddy.” At the time he passed through the ‘ordeal,’ he was 24 and single, so he pondered why anyone would refer to him as a daddy anywhere he went. To him, the word was rather annoying than pleasing as it made him wonder if he was ageing fast. “I didn’t want to think I was ageing quickly. I believe most people don’t. So when people called me daddy, I was annoyed. If I was really old by age, maybe I wouldn’t have bothered. But being called daddy at stores, while boarding commercial vehicles and other places really bothered me. That was about 10 years ago,” he said. Willing to find out why he was being called daddy, Oyelami, who is now 34 and married with two kids, said he asked his close friends and family members to tell him about his looks. He said, “I asked 10 people how I looked, and eight of them bluntly told me I looked old. Six of those who told me this were females, who were the probably the right people to ask that sort of question. Two were males. The two others who couldn’t find anything wrong with my looks were also males. “Those who told me I looked old said I had wrinkles on my face, dry skin, and sunspots. I had to do something about it, so I consulted a beauty consultant among my female friends, who gave me some tips, as well as some beauty products to make me look younger.” Since then, Oyelami said he had religious followed healthy skincare routine that had made him at least look his age. According to a health expert and writer based in the United States, Dr Christopher Iliades, certain lifestyle choices can make people look and feel older than they are. Also, a health expert and GQ magazine’s Stephen Praetorius, said to a great extent, certain bad habits could make ageing symptoms appear faster and make someone look twice older than they really were. The experts highlighted some of the habits that could hasten the ageing process. They are discussed below. Soaking up too much sun

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