Are you ready to craft the perfect skincare routine? Your skin type, skin conditions, and daily habits all affect your skin. Even your age plays a role in your skin health and the best skincare routine for glowing skin. Here are more top skincare tips for every age – Part 2.
## Skincare in Your 40s
Did you have a great skincare routine during your 20s and 30s? Even the best skincare products can’t stop the natural aging process. In your 40s, you may start to see more signs of aging. Sunspots may appear and fine lines may settle into wrinkles. Several other changes occur as well. Your lymphatic system can start to slow, making it harder for your body to remove toxins, and your skin will also produce less oil, so your skin may feel dry or easily irritated.

Here are some tips skincare tips for your 40s:
Continue your skincare routine from your 20s and 30s and read Part 1 for more skincare tips.
Vitamin C – use products with vitamin C and other anti-aging ingredients. 
Stay hydrated – over time your skin can become thinner and more brittle. This makes it harder to retain moisture. Staying hydrated can help you maintain optimal skin health.
Moisturize – in your 40s, introduce a cream-based moisturizer to further hydrate your skin.
## Skincare in Your 50s
As you enter your 50s, signs of aging become more noticeable. This can include dryness, changes in skin pigmentation, fine lines, wrinkles, and thinning skin. Reduced collagen and elastin production can lead to new skin concerns, easily damaged skin, and a greater risk of bruising or inflammation. 

In your 50s, your skincare routine should focus on maintaining skin health and slowing the signs of aging:
Maintain your skincare routines from your 40s to promote skin cell turnover and boost collagen production.
Choose calming skin care products – in your 50s your skin is more susceptible to damage, so choose soothing skincare products and replace any products that may irritate the skin.
Limit alcohol and caffeine – reducing inflammation can improve skin health, so avoid substances like alcohol ad caffeine that can contribute to inflammation or swelling. 
Exercise regularly – improving your circulation can boost skin health by carrying nutrients throughout the body and to the skin cells of your face. Getting regular exercise can help your skin look and feel healthy. 
## Skincare in Your 60s and Beyond
If you’re in your 60s and beyond, your skincare routine should focus on preventing skin damage and slowing the signs of aging. You may notice thinning skin that’s more sensitive to damage. Changes in pigmentation are common, and you may also notice skin growths such as skin tags or papules.
The best thing you can do for your skin in your 60s is to focus on whole-body health. This will boost skin health and help you feel your best.
Moisturize – as you follow the skincare routine you developed in your 50s, be sure to include a moisturizer for sensitive skin. Hydrating your skin can reduce the signs of aging and improve skin texture.
Add a serum with copper peptides – you can promote thicker skin with copper peptides. These are often found in vitamin C serums, and they can increase skin health to give you healthier skin.
Skincare Treatments for your 40s, 50s, 60s, and Beyond
At every age, your perfect skincare routine should include a trusted healthcare professional. Whether you have a skin condition or you want to diminish the signs of aging, we offer skincare treatments to help you look and feel your best. Book a virtual consultation to find out more. 


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