How To Do The Right Skin Care With Growing Age?

How To Do
The Right Skin Care
With Growing Age
Are you still using that oil­free cleanser, you used at
13? When it comes to skin care, most of us fall into one of
two groups. There are thousands of people who never
change our routine and use the same ill­suited moisturizer
and face cleanser from our high school days. And, there’s
another group of people who embrace treatments like
acid peals and Botox before they see a wrinkle on their
face.

It’s the fact that, our skin changes as we age. What
worked good in our 20s will not do any favors in our 30s
or 40s. If your goal is to attain a flawless, glow well in
your golden years, and look radiant every decade and in
between, you need to tailor your skin care regimen to the
growing age.
To look flawless and fabulous at every age, you
need to rethink your skin routine. Here’s how you can put
your face forward at every age.

If you’re in your 20s, you may be partying all night,
drinking too much or basking in the Sun without
Sunscreen. Being in the teen years, there may be lingering
acne and fine lines creeping up in the last 20s. To stave
them off and counteract on your skin sins, it’s crucial to
start a consistent skin care routine which involves SPF. It
is perfectly okay to use eye creams and other anti­aging
and top skin care products as long as they’re not too
harsh. But, if they don’t make your skin look better
it irritates, skip it.
or if

If you’re in your 30s, the most big challenges may be
discoloration (by sun damage) or melasma and the fine
lines. At this point, you need to start exfoliating regularly
by using a formula that removes makeup and lightly
exfoliates using PHAs and reduces inflamation with a
botanical complex including aloe and chamomile.
If you’re in your 40s, your estrogen level is tapering
and your skin will become dryer and the expression lines
between your brows and around the eyes and mouth do
not disappear as they did in your 30s. So, you need to add
moisture and collagen building ingredients like peptides.
Use a moisturizer that has a high level of hyaluronic acid
or glycerin which helps the skin retain the moisture it
needs.