Skin At Every Age
Skin in its 20’s
- Skin is plump, producing an adequate amount of oil and collagen
- Cell turnover is healthy, occurring around every 14-25 days
- Now is the time to establish a consistent regime to control oil, maintain healthy skin and protect from future damage
- There may be oiliness, breakouts and fine lines around eye area
- Skin is an excellent record keeper. Sunbathing, smoking, late nights and cocktails will show up on your skin 10 years from now
- Cell turnover slows to 30 days leading to dehydration and dull skin (dryness)
- Fine lines on the eye area may be visible
- Signs of post-sun damage skin may begin to surface, including lines, uneven pigmentation and brown spots
- The ageing process is underway, resulting in 1% less collagen every year
- Skin works harder to fight against environmental attacks from free radicals and the natural ageing process as well as the breakdown of collagen
- Skincare regimes should focus on correcting and protecting
- Cell turnover slows to 40 days
- Skin is less strong and collagen production slows down
- Skin features free radical damage, while wrinkles are more prominent around eye area, forehead & mouth
- Sun damage may have caused age spots and uneven skin tone
- Skincare regimes should focus on repair and firming
- The menopause may start in your 50’s
- Skin features 30% reduction in collagen
- Dramatic increase in dryness and dehydration
- Skin become thinner and more sensitive
- Deep wrinkles, age spots and sensitivity are prominent
- Skin may slack over eyelids, neck and jaw line
- Broken capillaries and spider veins evident on skin
- Skincare regimes should focus on firming, strengthening, energizing and replenishing