We all want our skin to stay looking young and flawless. Unfortunately, as we age, our skin becomes less elastic, which starts giving way to wrinkles.  

So how can you prevent or at least manage these skin imperfections once you approach a certain age? A solid skincare routine that involves exfoliation, hydration, and protection can play a major role in revitalizing your skin. 

Here's how.

1. USE PRODUCTS WITH RETINOL

Retinol is the key to treating fine lines, wrinkles, and dullness. That's because it helps promote new cell growth and penetrates the deep layers of the skin. From there, it neutralizes free radicals, which boosts the production of elastin and collagen. This is what makes your skin plumper, smoother, and blemish-free.

2. MOISTURIZE, MOISTURIZE, MOISTURIZE

Healthy skin is moisturized skin. When your skin is dry all the time, it makes your skin more prone to developing wrinkles. Use a moisturizing cleanser, which will act as a protective barrier for the skin. Use a retinol-based moisturizer at least once daily to help promote the growth of new skin cells, while brightening and tightening the skin. To keep your skin plump and hydrated, you should also drink plenty of water.

3. GET RID OF DEAD SKIN CELLS

Use an exfoliating cleanser to improve the overall appearance of your complexion. Exfoliation is such a great method because it gets rid of dead skin cells, which reveals the layer of skin underneath. This is why after exfoliating, your skin has a healthy, radiant glow. For even better results, exfoliate at night. While you sleep, your skin is in renewal mode and removing dead skin before bedtime enhances the skin's function. 

4. PROTECT YOUR SKIN

To maintain healthy skin, you'll need to protect it. Each morning, apply a vitamin C serum with sunscreen. Make sure you apply the sunscreen first. Sunscreen protects your skin from the sun, while vitamin C protects your skin from free radicals in the environment. 

Taking care of your older skin is so important, not only for your confidence but for your overall health as well.

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