Mature skin

There is no set age at which your skin reaches this stage.
It all depends on genetics, lifestyle, skin care, hormones and diet.
As you age, the metabolism of your cells slows down and collagen production declines - your skin becomes mature. Mature skin is not really a skin type, like dry or oily skin. Mature skin affects everyone because it appears with age. It is more of a skin condition than a skin type. However, it also requires properly selected and complex care.

What are the characteristics of mature skin?

Mature skin is easy to recognize because it lacks elasticity, becomes dry, gray, wrinkled and tired. Loss of flabbiness is also associated with a change in the shape of the face. Over time, the skin becomes more and more parchment-like. As we age, the skin begins to lose water more intensively, it accepts nutrients less well, and that is why it is so difficult to take proper care of it.

What should proper care of mature skin look like?

Proper skin cleansing is an important part of daily care for mature skin. It is worth reaching for gentle cosmetics here, such as makeup remover oils or cleansing lotions. Since mature skin is prone to excessive keratinization of the epidermis, it is very important to remove these dead cells. So don't forget to scrub regularly. Cosmetics with the power of serum are also a necessity. Their use can promote the regeneration of collagen and elastin fibers, thus improving the elasticity and firmness of the skin.
Finally... don't forget about photoprotection.