Starting at the age of 25, signs of aging can become noticeable. Even though the wrinkles are still small and fine, the skin’s elasticity begins to fade, as one can begin to see on the thin skin around the eyes. Nasolabial wrinkles start to form around the mouth and nose, which deepen with age. Around the age of 50, the skin increasingly loses its elasticity and firmness, and the skin’s structure weakens, making wrinkles deeper and more noticeable. The skin’s ability to store moisture decreases and the skin becomes dryer. Pigmentation marks start to appear, and the skin’s natural glow starts fading.
For these reasons, maturing skin needs more time to regenerate which calls for specially adapted skin care. Tip: starting to take care of one’s skin early on in life can help counteract the skin’s aging process.

Characteristics: wrinkles around the eyes, mouth, and nose; dry, rough, and flaky spots; pigmentation marks, inclination to Couperose, loss of elasticity, skin sensitivity