It’s basically common knowledge that sun exposure causes premature aging. From dark spots to fine lines, hyperpigmentation to wrinkles, overexposure to the sun is the single leading cause of age-related skin damage. But there are simple ways to protect your skin while still enjoying the sunshine. Wearing sunscreen is one
As we grow older, life throws us many challenges, but with every passing year, there’s also the opportunity to experience life’s many rewards. We grow wiser, discover new talents and passions, and develop a stronger sense of self. It’s a natural process that many embrace. Wrinkles are, however, the one
Nowadays, women are pretty savvy about taking care of their skin at any age, and chances are you implemented a pretty good routine in your 20s and 30s. However, no matter how committed you may have been over the decades, your forties can have a massive impact on your skin.
As we age, our skin loses elasticity, hydration and becomes thinner, resulting in fine lines and wrinkles. The good news is that with today’s technology in skin care we can significantly slow down the signs of ageing and prevent damage. It’s essential to know that the age at which you
Lines and creases on the forehead, corners of the eyes and around the mouth can become visible as early as our mid-20s. So whether you’re at the prevention stage or need treatment for ironing out existing wrinkles, read on. First, let’s look at the different types of wrinkles, what causes
There can be years, even decades, between thinking about injectables and actually going ahead with treatment. Often, it’s when we notice our co-workers, friends, and family having regular skin care therapies, that we finally take the plunge. Our decision isn’t necessarily about peer pressure but more about dealing with our
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