The aging process of body and skin starts at 25 years old. If you wish your skin to age well with you, find products that are not only adapted to your skin type, but to your age. We’d like to provide you with advice that will help take care of your facial skin at each decade, from 30 to 50 years old.
Skin Care at 30 years old
At this age, cellular renewal and sebum production slow down. You will observe first signs of aging like wrinkles around the eyes, on the forehead and between the nose and mouth, as well as freckles caused by the sun. Take some preventive measures with moisturizing creams that contain antioxidants, like green tea, grape seeds, coffee grains and vitamin C. They will protect you against free radicals and protect you from the sun.
Also, make you regularly use a moisturizer with antioxidant serum. Use an exfoliating care product once or twice a week to retense your skin and accelerate cellular renewal. For skin that have been damaged by the sun, dermatologists suggest serums that contain retinol and alpha hydroxide acid.
Skin Care at 40 years old
At age 40, your skin thins down, the cellular renewal slows down, and your elastin, collagen and humidity level drop. Thus, your skin will be dryer, will have deeper small wrinkles and a sallow complexion.
Opt for products that contain active ingredients, as well as a good UV protection and antioxidants. An exfoliating care once or twice per week will keep your skin clearer and will prevent any other damage. If your skin tends to sallow, use a serum with vitamin C, as well as a product that will contain salicylic and glycolic acids that will give you back a more glowing complexion. Find an extra rich moisturizing cream to improve your skin’s firmness and its glow. Products containing hyaluronic acid and ceramides will compensate the reduction of sebum production and will give your skin more vigor.
Skin Care after 50 years old
After 50 years old, you will see deeper wrinkles appear and will notice a accentuated loss of glow and elasticity. Dermatologists recommend products with retinoids to help retain the collagen. Also, peptides and vitamin C that are locally applied, will strengthen the collagen and work against skin sagness.
Also, make sure you find moisturizing stimulants like hyaluronic acid and ceramides that help retain water. Always find a product that has a UV protection factor. Finally, pick skin care that optimize epidermal growth, thus, regenerate collagen and elastin.
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