Your skin will change as you age, and so should your beauty products. Tinted moisturizers may have been effective as a teenager, but they won’t work to prevent wrinkles at 30. You may need to add eye cream, night cream and firming gel by the time you reach 40. This is why people grow up in nice houses. They require larger bathroom cabinets.
This is why it happens. It all comes down to hormones, skin cell generation, and moisture. Our skin suffers from breakouts when estrogen levels rise (during adolescence or pregnancy); and when they fall (after menopause), our skin becomes thinner and more prone to fine lines. Also, our skin loses its ability retain moisture and produces healthy skin cells which give us that radiant glow (thank God!).
This is where beauty products and beauty treatment come in. They supply nutrients and stimulate skin cell growth. They provide moisture to the skin, which prevents dryness and wrinkles. They can remove dead skin cells as well as any impurities which could cause breakouts. What beauty products and treatments are you looking for now? Continue reading.
Teens. Teens. Make sure to wash your face at least twice daily and don’t put makeup on while you sleep. Use soap to dry the skin. Instead, use a product that doesn’t contain alcohol, such as a cleanser, facial wash, or astringent. A beauty tip is to use moisturizer even if your skin feels so soft right now that you don’t feel the need. It helps prevent future problems and reduces flakiness. Use an oil-free product if you have combination skin.
Twenties. You are at your best skin: you have gotten past hormonal fluctuations and are still free from wrinkles. Long hours at work can lead to dark circles and flakiness. Sun damage is starting to set in, but you can’t see it. Be extra vigilant about sun protection. You should look for products that have dual functions, such as beauty products that can be used to treat skin and hair. Moisturizer with SPF. Regular beauty treatments are necessary to exfoliate and remove dead skin cells. You should consider adding eye cream and night cream to your beauty kit by your twenties to reduce puffiness. It doesn’t have to be complicated. Find a beauty brand that offers everything you need, from moisturizers to cleansers.
Thirties. Your skin produces less oil which causes it to crack or flake. Glycolic acid is a key ingredient in beauty products. It reduces wrinkles and fine lines, and helps keep the skin soft and smooth. It is possible to update your moisturizer to a richer cream or one that caters specifically for older skin. These beauty treatments are cheaper than plastic surgery and include deep-cleansing or deep-moisturizing masques.
Forties. Your skin loses its fight with gravity. A firming cream and any moisturizer containing alpha-hydroxy acids are essential beauty products. Your skin doesn’t heal as fast as it used too, so Vitamin C is a must-have beauty product.
