What causes wrinkles?
Most often, they are produced by years of unprotected sun exposure in combination with each persons unique genetic predisposition. As we age, we also lose subcutaneous fat and our skin…
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When collagen decreases
As we age, the amount of collagen in our skin decreases, contributing to the formation of wrinkles and other changes that make us look older. Women have less collagen than…
Continue readingSun damage is a primary cause of wrinkles
Premature aging of the skin is most often the product of years of unprotected sun exposure combined with your genetic makeup. The process of aging causes the skin to thin,…
Continue readingHow skin thickness affects wrinkling
We are all thin-skinned…in certain areas! The thickness of our skin varies considerably, depending on its location and the role it plays: it is thinnest on our eyelids and thickest…
Continue readingMenopause and skin care
As you go through menopause, it is very common to find that the skincare products you once relied on are no longer as effective. As you age, the hormonal changes…
Continue readingSkin changes associated with menopause
The start of menopause also signals changes for your skin. The drop in estrogen results in the loss of skin elasticity and reduced collagen production (causing the skin to appear…
Continue readingSkin changes that progress with age
It’s not just your face that can show your age. Skin changes are also noticeable on your neck, shoulders and hands. These areas are frequently exposed to the sun, wind,…
Continue readingEyelid care
Cream cleansing formulas can gently dissolve the daily build-up of dirt, makeup and mascara, while still keeping the skin around the eyes hydrated. The skin on your eyelids is especially…
Continue readingBasic care for mature skin
Aging brings about skin changes even before wrinkles become visible. Over time, your face begins to reveal a dull or rough texture, visible pores, blotchiness, age spots and uneven tone….
Continue readingStarting to see age spots?
You can help to prevent age spots by regularly using sunscreens before the age of 40, avoiding prolonged sun exposure, and wearing protective clothing and hats. Putting these recommendations into…
Continue readingReveal fresher skin with exfoliants
The regular use of cosmetic preparations containing an exfoliating ingredient can lighten freckles and age spots. Many exfoliants are derived from natural/botanical sources and they help to smooth out wrinkles…
Continue readingCosmetics for the aging face
As your skin ages, you may want to switch to cream or oil-based moisturizers and cosmetics. Cream and oil bases more efficiently retain moisture and restore hydration to the skin….
Continue readingWant to improve the look of lines around your eyes?
You can minimize the likelihood of developing wrinkles around your eyes by applying sunscreen (but remember, not too close to the eyes) and wearing protective eyewear, such as wrap-around sunglasses….
Continue readingDo you have blotchy skin?
Uneven skin tone can appear anywhere on the face or body, and it is a common problem that affects everyone, regardless of skin colour. The uneven distribution of pigment can…
Continue readingA practical approach to treating wrinkles
Instead of injecting dermal fillers into the creases of your face, look to new advanced skin care products to help. There are moisturizers containing silicone to fill and seal facial…
Continue readingVitamins that fight wrinkles
Vitamin antioxidants that can improve the appearance of fine lines on the skin include vitamin E and C, as well as the retinoids, which are derivatives of vitamin A. Antioxidants…
Continue readingIPLs for skin rejuvenation
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy uses laser technology to deliver computerized pulses of light to improve skin imperfections caused by rosacea, acne, spider veins, discolorations and flushing. Furthermore, because it…
Continue readingHoping to avoid crow’s feet?
You can minimize the development of wrinkles around your eyes by applying sunscreen (but remember, not too close to your eyes), and wearing protective eyewear (such as wrap-around sunglasses) or…
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