Mature Skin & Anti-Aging

Mature skin refers to older skin on a person because of natural aging. As we age our skin will generally show less elasticity, less hydration, fine lines, and dullness. Mature skin typically begins in our 40s however this timeline can be impacted by many factors such as skincare routines, diet, and genetics.

Establish a skincare routine that works for you. Cleansing, moisturizing and protecting your skin from sun damage are crucial components to a skincare routine. Start with a gentle cleanser, followed by a hydrating moisturizer and SPF product.

It’s never too early to start healthy skincare habits however some recommend using anti-aging products as early as late 20 or early 30s. Starting early can delay mature skin concerns.

Remember that hydration is key in your skincare and makeup routine. Makeup primers that provide hydration, lightweight foundations and cream blushes can amplify a youthful appearance.