Ageing Skin Concerns In The 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s

Botox injections in the areas of your face that are likely to have creases, fine lines, and wrinkles are called preventative Botox. Botox for wrinkle prevention works by gradually weakening muscles, preventing deep creases and wrinkles.

Making anti-ageing products a part of your daily skincare routine in your 20s is a great idea. You may not be showing any noticeable signs of ageing at this point, but you may still protect your skin from future damage, such as “photoaging, caused by sun exposure.

While sun exposure is good for your skin, too much exposure can be damaging. Your skin still needs protection from the sun. Even on cloudy or rainy days, sunscreens or sunblocks are essential for preventing wrinkles and skin cancer.

It’s just as vital to use a good sunscreen as it is to wear one. Make sure to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen that protects against UVA and UVB rays while also being lightweight and gentle on the skin.

Vitamin and mineral-rich foods can benefit in the reversal of ageing effects. Foods high in ellagic acid, biotin, and vitamins C and E, all natural collagen promoters, are ideal for your skin.

• Eggs
• Pomegranate
• Olive oil
• Green Tea
• Fish
• Dark Chocolate

There are a few things you can do to reduce and even prevent wrinkles around your eyes such as:

• Gentle exfoliation
• Moisturise your under eye area with a good eye cream containing peptides or hyaluronic acid
• Avoid sun exposure and use sunglasses when you step outside
• Eat a healthy diet that is rich in vitamin A, C and E.

Forehead wrinkles are caused by a number of factors such as:

• Too much using forehead muscles
• Dehydration
• Too much exposure to sunlight and not using sunscreen
• Smoking and alcohol consumption can also lead to the formation of forehead wrinkles