It is known that signs of skin aging are not equally found in different parts of the body. The most vulnerable are exposed skin, especially the face and neck. Where does it all begin?
First, soft tissue elasticity decreases. The first messengers of the beginning of changes are subtle wrinkles in the corners of the eyes, first appearing with laughter or conversation. Typically, such wrinkles are noticeable when tired - after a bad sleep or a hard day, but over time they become more and more easy to see, especially in places with active facial muscles.
Such wrinkles can appear very early, by the age of 20-25, before the skin loses its turgor. By the age of 30, age-related skin changes become more pronounced and previously almost imperceptible longitudinal wrinkles on the lower and upper eyelids become more pronounced, form “crow's feet”. Then the wrinkles of thinking — transverse wrinkles on the skin of the forehead — become more and more distinct. Vertical folds appear on the bridge of the nose, giving a youthful face an expression of sadness, and for older people - an expression of discontent, antipathy. The nasolabial folds become deeper.
Wrinkles form at the corners of the mouth, as if increasing its size and lowering the corners of the mouth. Facial expression at the same time becomes more mature, strict, severe and even sad.
Older people have thinner skin than younger ones. This is due to the disappearance from it of collagen fibers, of which the dermis mainly consists. Elastic skin, left without support, becomes less stretched and contracts, which leads to the formation of wrinkles.
In childhood, due to the subcutaneous fat layer of the face, pleasant roundness is pronounced, especially for the cheeks. However, during puberty, the amount of fat is significantly reduced: the eyes begin to seem deeper, the cheeks are extended, the nose appears sharper.
In most 35–40-year-old women, age-related skin changes manifest themselves in a slight increase in the subcutaneous fat volume of the face. It fills the increasing volumes of skin on the face. However, this age-related fullness lasts only until age-related cachexia, illness or artificially induced weight loss leads to a decrease or disappearance of the fat lining of the skin of the face.
Skin care
Maturity Skin Care
At this time, most girls suffer from oily skin. Therefore, they should carefully monitor their diet, avoiding fatty and spicy dishes, choosing light foods rich in vitamins. Once a week it is recommended to deeply cleanse the skin with appropriate means. Also, for face care, you should use bold creams and cosmetic milk, but massage, nourishing creams and masks are not needed yet.
Skincare up to 25 years
The skin type is formed and stable, it needs to be maintained in good condition, moisturized and refreshed, not spoiled by excess cosmetics. The skin needs to breathe, and excessive makeup prevents it from doing so. The skin does not yet need nutritious, vitamin, hydration, regenerative preparations. It is quite enough to regularly clean it and do a light massage.
Skin Care Up to 40 Years
After 25 years, small, noticeable age-related changes in the skin begin - the first wrinkles appear. Now prevention of skin aging is needed, all cosmetic products can be used, it is desirable that they be of plant origin. Especially valuable are sunflower, olive and almond oils, mink fat, collagen, and vitamin preparations.
Mature Skin Care
Age-related skin changes after 40 years mainly depend on physiological and biological changes in the body. They are explained by the work of the endocrine glands, physical and mental states, nutrition and lifestyle.
You can slow down the negative processes by maintaining physical fitness, adhering to the correct lifestyle and providing the skin with proper care.
Starting from the age of 50, the skin loses its shine and becomes dry. Blood supply worsens, blood vessels expand. When caring for such skin, it is necessary to use products with a high content of nutrients and fatty substances, cream with regenerative effect. Categorically you can not use drugs that have a constricting effect - masks and lotions, scrubs.