How does your skin change as you age?

September 24, 2020

Have you ever caught a glimpse of yourself in the mirror and thought: “who IS that?”

Of course you knew you were getting older. It’s inevitable, after all. A few extra smile lines here. A sprinkling of grey hair there. A little (ok, a lot!) more wisdom.

But suddenly those smile lines are stubbornly sticking around even when you’re not smiling. Your skin isn’t dewy fresh without help from foundation. And you’re left wondering how it all happened, seemingly without you noticing, and what you can do about it.

As it turns out, your skin starts changing at a cellular level as early as your 20s. The changes you notice in the mirror? Those are actually the result of a cumulative effect over decades.

In Your 20s

Your natural antioxidant production starts to decline. Your skin is now more susceptible to oxidative stressors and damage.

In Your 30s

Your metabolism slows, and so does your collagen production. Your skin is getting tired.

In Your 40s

 The natural life cycle of your skin cells is slowed. Surface rejuvenation is more difficult.

In Your 50s

Your skin barrier starts to weaken, making it harder to retain moisture.

In Your 60s

ALL the signs of aging start to accelerate.

 

How can you slow down these cellular changes?

Collagen! Collagen helps skin cells to renew and repair and improves the skin’s moisture barrier. But our natural collagen production starts to slow in our 30s, so we have to replenish it.

The best way to replenish your collagen is with liquid collagen. Creams and serums only penetrate the first layer of the dermis, so skin may appear softer or more hydrated, but the cellular changes march onwards.

Liquid collagen, on the other hand, is easily absorbed into the bloodstream. It can get right into those cells and start the repairing and renewing process quickly.

High quality liquid collagen can help make sure you continue to look and feel yourself as you age.

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