As proof of the rich life we live, imprints are left in our skin. Maybe you noticed fine lines around your eyes, mouth and forehead? But why does the skin age at all?
Some call it laughing creases – others for mimic creases, crow’s feet, age rings or lifelines. It’s a bad secret that our skin changes as time goes by. When the first signals arrive and how they look are different from person to person, but it is not uncommon for the mirror to start gossiping sometime between 20 and 30 years.
After 30, it takes longer for the skin to repair damage and fine lines appear more clearly. The important elastin threads in the skin start to lose their tension and the hyaluronic acid found naturally in our skin decreases, which causes the skin to become drier
Genes
We know that stress, exercise, sleep and diet affect the skin a lot. But genes, hormones and diseases also play a big role. Simply put, we can say that we are born with a sack of nutrients. As babies we are smooth and soft in the skin, but over the years some of the substances diminish, the face loses in volume and therefore fine lines emerge.
When the skin changes, it’s time to review the beauty routine. The area of thin skin around the eyes, forehead and nose are usually the first areas affected. Therefore, it is important to “replenish” with nutritious skincare products to counteract early signs of aging. Maybe it’s time to add a serum, or add more fat to their night cream.
Dry skin
You may have noticed that your skin is easier to dry, rough and itch? This is due, among other things, to the fact that over the years there is less amount of hyaluronic acid there.
Hyaluronic acid is a substance that is produced in the body, a natural moisturizer around the cells that keeps it smooth. It has a central function in preserving the skin’s texture and moisture content and contributes with a good moisture-binding effect in the product and a nice cosmetic feel.
The sun
One of the biggest culprits when it comes to early-age signs is, as you probably know, the sun. In fact, a very large part of aging comes from harmful UV rays. Therefore, to avoid both fine lines and dry skin, it is of great importance to protect the face from the sun. UV rays cause damage to the skin cells and accelerate the aging of the skin.
The easiest way is to use skin care products with SPF, in the summer you should use a special sunscreen, but keep in mind that UV rays are available even if the sun does not shine. Very tanning causes the connective tissue of the skin to become damaged and wrinkles occur. We also know that the more times you burn in the sun, the higher your risk of getting sun spots or skin cancer later in life.
External factors
As the skin ages, it is important to look for good moisturizers that keep your skin soft and supple. Ingredients to look out for are inositol, PCA, hyaluronic acid, squalane and vitamins E and C, various sugars and glycerine that bind moisture well. But also potent antioxidants that protect and nourish the skin.
Pro-Age Silver offers a complete skin care routine for the first aging of the skin. The products are specially designed to meet the skin’s needs. All products with their unique property and function.
The substances that do wonders for the skin
Inositol: A highly purified substance extracted from sugar beet and found naturally in the skin. Inositol helps the skin maintain its elasticity and texture and maintain a high moisture content.
PCA: PCA is the skin’s own moisturizer that keeps the skin soft and elastic.
Hyaluronic Acid: A natural moisturizer that has a central function in maintaining the skin’s texture and moisture content.
Squalane: Squalane is a natural part of the skin’s sebum (sebum) and softens, protects and helps rebuild the skin’s lipid barrier and strengthen its elasticity. Extracted from the plant kingdom.
Vitamins E and C: Potent antioxidants that protect and nourish the skin. The antioxidants work together to provide optimum protective effect.
