LOL! Actually, I read somewhere the insurance companies consider "middle age" to be 25-50. Though maybe that's changed, now many people live to be older than 75.

I'm "middled aged" myself. And I'm sure you look quite young. It's sun exposure that ages skin, and Europeans tend to get less sun than we Americans. I'm always surprised at how young British people look for their ages. Probably because they hardly ever see the sun. ;-)

OTOH, Australians tend to look older for their ages than Americans do. Probably because it's awfully sunny down there.