What is the skin like at different ages?

Understand the skin through different stages to preserve and maintain the beauty. What is the skin like at different ages? Here is some information that gives readers a proper look at the properties of skin and skin care in an effective way.

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What is the skin like at different ages?

Skin at different ages will be different when affected by both internal and external factors. Need careful observation to maintain the beauty of the skin.

Baby skin

The most beautiful skin is the baby skin, because they are very thin, smooth. However, the baby skin is susceptible. The cells are not tight; the sebaceous and sweat glands are less active, the protective acid is weak. All affect the resistance of the skin of the baby and cause some bad effects when exposed from the outside as:

Skin has no resistance.

Skin is sensitive by factors from the environment, chemicals, bacteria, …

Skin is susceptible to sunlight, UV rays.

Skin is prone to dry, cracked in winter.

Therefore, the baby’s skin needs to be controlled to the temperature as well as the surrounding environment so that the baby’s skin support is provided with adequate protection.

What is the skin like at different ages?

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 Skin at puberty

During puberty, puberty hormones stimulate the sebaceous glands to function strongly. At the same time, the skin is not exfoliated, cleaned regularly, and as a result, acne grows, which is difficult to control. At this age, most are not aware of the care of the skin. It is therefore easy to leave pitted scars and stains.

Educate the skin hygiene habits, protect the skin and treat it promptly so that acne does not spread and leave scars.

Skin at age 20 – 30

At this stage, the skin can self-produce collagen to keep the smooth beauty. However, if you do not care for your skin carefully after cleansing, your skin may be prone to the following signs:

The skin is thinner, the immunity against UV rays and bacteria from the outside becomes weaker.

Collagen has started to break and lose.

Skin appears freckles, melasma.

Skin during the age of 30-40

The risk of skin aging appears when they reach the age of 30+. The most visible is that the wrinkles appear more and more. To maintain healthy skin, it is necessary to provide adequate moisture retaining nutrients to prevent wrinkles. Be careful of harmful UV rays, environmental pollution, makeup habits, cosmetic abuse. Eat more vegetables, fruit, exfoliate and avoid bad environmental conditions.

Skin at the age 40-50

The structure has changed a lot in this age. Cell count is reduced and the skin is visibly thin. The surface of the skin is dry, peeling and dull, especially the wrinkles on the skin causing more sagging. The rate of collagen loss makes the skin’s elasticity weaken.

At this age, the blood vessels in the dermis are reduced markedly, and the skin lacks of nutrients. The connection between the two layers of skin is no longer strong and becomes dull, tan. Brown spots, freckles grow strong. Have a habit of exfoliating dead skin cells, mask twice a week. Have a healthy diet with less meat, more vegetables.

Skin after 50 years old

Women enter menopause at age 50. Hormonal disturbances cause skin damage and many injuries. Expressions such as dry, dehydrated, appear a lot of wrinkles, slow regeneration time. Therefore, your skin will thin, and the recovery after the injury is difficult.

Please contact Skin Science Solution for more information on methods to supply or to stimulate the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, to help skin recover quickly, anti-aging skin safely and effectively.