Have you recently noticed some wrinkles? If so you might be seeing the first signs of aging which usually takes place in your early thirties, though it can be younger or older depending on your lifestyle and genetic factors. Do not worry, it is not the end of the world. There are also some steps you can take to limit the effects if this aging and in some cases reverse the trend. Read on to learn more about skincare routines.
IN YOUR TWENTIES
There are two types of people in their twenties. There are people who pay a lot of attention to their skin and have many makeup foundation tips and tricks, and there are people who just do no think about it at all. Either way there is little to worry about. Younger skin is very resilient and it can bounce right back from harsh treatment.
Nevertheless, establishing a skincare routine in your twenties is excellent practice. It not only delays the early effects of aging in your thirties, it also establishes a routine and a positive habit that will serve you well throughout your life. Try not to neglect your skincare even if it seems youthful and healthy.
IN YOUR THIRTIES
When your life starts to move into your thirties things slowly start to change. Perhaps you get married, get a promotion, buy a house, have a child. These are just some of the ways life changes as you move away from friends and party lifestyles. But your skin changes too.
You will start to notice some fine lines and wrinkles forming around your eyes and on your brow. The extent and onset of them will depend on your genetic makeup and how well you looked after your skin in your twenties. Continue to use hydrating products and sunscreen.
IN YOUR FORTIES
Your forties is another time of change, especially if you are a woman. The menopause begins and there are some significant hormonal changes that can alter your appearance and your moods. While there is no way to stop these changes you can manage them, especially with the right skincare products.
One notable change is the reduction in moisture in the body. This leads to dry skin which can cause the appearance of more fine lines and wrinkles. The key to meeting this challenge is to apply skincare products that contain hydrating minerals. You might also want to use collagen growth products.
IN YOUR FIFTIES
With the menopause firmly in the past your body and skin will once again settle down. This time, however, it will be distinctly drier and require more frequent attention to stay on the youthful side. The main problem areas in your fifties are wrinkles and collagen (firmness).
To combat these problem areas you may need a combination of approaches. You will need hydrating skincare products, collagen producing products, and possibly skincare treatments. These might include face masks or face lifts. To keep your skin youthful at this stage of life you will need to pay closer attention to your skincare routine.
IN YOUR SIXTIES
The changes to your skin are less dramatic from your 50s to 60s than between your 40s and 50s. There are no hormonal changes to worry about, just the usual issues of free radicals, genetic factors, and lifestyle. You may notice your skin becoming thinner as it loses more collagen and also thins naturally.
It is time to grow older gracefully, but that does not mean you can or should abandon your skincare routine. In fact there are some excellent options in your sixties to win back a youthful complexion and healthy skin. One option is to have a facelift which has natural and effective results these days.
CONCLUSION
Are you new to skincare or lost for ideas on how to treat it at a particular age or following the appearance of wrinkles? The good news is there are plenty of options for you to choose from at any age or stage only life. If you are in your twenties it is a good time to establish a skincare routine for the future, and in your sixties you have options too, a face lift.
In general, it pays to look after your skin at any age. Your skin is one of the body’s vital organs that takes a lot of impact everyday. It takes impact from the weather, the outside pollution, and the products you use. All of this goes towards making your skin driers and more wrinkle prone. Experiment, and find the right products and the right routine for your skin.
