100 Years of Beauty: Aging

- I'm Kristie. - I'm Tavis.

And we know each other because we're getting married in a month.

I'm not really nervous about the idea of marriage. I'm just ready for that already.

- Yeah, not anymore. Now we're a month out already, just ready to... - We're about to just like...

Get the show on the road.

A team of makeup artists will age Tavis and Kristie from their late 20s to late 90s.

We're gonna be able to show people this. Like our kids, you know, family. Like, "This is what we'll look like."

My mom thinks this is the coolest thing ever, and she was like but what a treat for us that we, 'cause we will probably be gone when you're that age.

And we'll get to see what you would maybe look like.

How cool!

Neat way to think about it.

Are you ready for this?

- Yeah! - Let's do it!

- Hi! - Hi!

I hope you look like this.

- Oh, thanks. - You look fantastic.

- Ahhh! - What?

Yeah I'm gonna look just like my mother one day.

Oh my God! Okay, so I need to start using sunscreen. That's definitely it.

What are some stereotypes of this age?

We're gonna have a pretty stereotypical life.

Oh, we already have a rescued pit bull, and we drive the Subaru.

We'll probably have a couple of teenagers.

- Ugh. That'll be rough. - That'll be terrible, terrible.

We will be on the PTA. Oh God that sounds so weird!

And... take a look!

- Ohh! - How are you doing?

You've been in the sun!

Your eyebrows!

I'm pretty happy with the way that she looks here.

You look a lot older than I thought you would.

Oh, I look like my grandma!

Oh my God!

I did not age well.

I hope I'm taking better care of your hair at this age.

Why are you getting so emotional?

I don't know.

I can't help but think about what the potential last 50 years were.

- Yeah.. - Like... to see her look like this makes me just think of where we've gone to be next to each other looking like this.

What would have happened in between?

We'll have kids and grandkids and so many stories.

Yeah, and we will be forgetting things, so many things.

- We'll have to take care of each other. - Yeah...

I don't know. It's just a really, kind of, affecting thing to see someone that you've known since you're 19, look in their 70s.

And imagine what life would be like then.

Hi. You look fantastic.

- Thank you. - You don't look a day over 75.

- Really? - You do, but...

Oh. Wow!

An incredible thing to see.

It's a pretty good head of hair.

- Oh my God. - What do you think?

I think I look pretty darn good! - I do, too!

Yeah. When I smile, I look like a very jolly old man. When I don't smile, I look like a stern asshole.

Do you think you'll still be sexually active?

- No, we'll be tired. - I'll still try.

- You probably will! - I'll still try!

What would be the last words you guys would say to each other?

Last words. That's really intense.

I don't know. I just... I guess I'll always just wanna make sure he knew how much I loved him,

and how important he's been to me.

You just made me a better person.

There's so many things that I couldn't be without you,

and will never be without you.

You should write these down, 'cause we're writing our own vows.

You can use them in a month.

- I don't know. There's something like... strange... like comforting feeling seeing him this way. - Holy crap, this is...

Like, I don't know... I guess especially being about to get married, and embarking on all that...

It's like... I just... I can't be more sure that this is what I want.

- Feels weird. - It does.

Don't look at me.

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