14 care tips that all women over 30 should know

Read a magazine article about skincare for women over 50, and it is thoroughly depressing. The list of things that happen to us as we get older can cause you to shun the beauty pages of magazines forever. Or that or hiding in a closet.

I do not need a journal to tell me that my cells are not being delivered as often as in my 20 years. I like Nicole Kid-man. I would wear a hat every day and use an FPS of 40. I might look like Nicole Kid-man. Apart from the fact that everyone knows that Nicole Kid-man had a lot of Botox. Like me, you probably do not need a plastic surgeon to tell you that your cheeks are losing fat, your skin is losing its elasticity and your face is slipping.

It's all part of the aging process. But I agree (mainly) because my goal is to look suitable for my age and be happy with my skin.

For all women over 50 who know that beauty comes from within, but also wants to look suitable for your age, this article is for you. And for those who are interested in plastic surgery, Botox injections, and fillers, we will treat it as well. There are not many wondrous arrangements in these 14 tips (except perhaps for Re-tin-A), but I swear that there are many tricks, decent recipes, and a mindset that the years past 50 are full of wonder and admiration. beauty

(1) Use sunscreen every day

I know it's hard to keep hearing about the importance of sunscreen, but if there's a beauty rule, I advise the 15-year-old to wear decent sunscreen every day. Nothing hurts your skin more than being exposed to the sun. It is the first cause of brown spots, wrinkles, and skin cancer.

Here's the thing: Not all sunscreens are the same. You must choose a sunscreen of at least 40 FPS and one that blocks UVA and UVB rays.

Two things to keep in mind when you have found the right sunscreen:

             1. You should rain it or wear it shiny. UV rays pass through clouds, and it is essential to get used to using sunscreen every day. And do not worry, it will not cover your pores while you cleanse your face at night.

             2. Apply again during the day. Renowned dermatologist Patricia Wexler insists that all women (regardless of skin color) apply sunscreen throughout the day.

            3. Spread a little on the top of his hands. Dermatologists say they can determine a woman's age by looking at her hands next to her neck.

Product recommendations: 

I prefer tinted sunscreen, as it leaves no whitening on the face and unifies the complexion of my skin. Neutron is an excellent pharmacy version, or you can buy it from Amazon. My favorite (recommended by my dermatologist), however, is the tinted, expensive but fabulous sunscreen La Roche Po-say (also available on Amazon). Choose your chosen one and apply it with a foam sponge-like, Laura Mercies.

(2) Make sure you have the right cleansers and humectants

It is essential to choose cleansers, moisturizers, and skin-care products. If you do not know yours, find out about your skin type.

If you have oily skin, you can be lucky. Studies show that oily skin develops fewer wrinkles. If you have sensitive skin, you should test all your products on the neck or arms before using them. This product, which you liked a few years ago, can now cause redness (as you get older).

You may also have noticed that your skin dries with age. With increasing age, oil production, and cell turnover of our skin slow down, especially after menopause. I noticed that at the age of 35, my naturally oily skin had become as dry as the Sahara desert.

Product recommendations: 

Patricia Wexler's cleansers are formulated and affordable for mature skin (from her chemical husband). Besides, they feel divine. I use the Wexler Universal Anti-Aging Cleanser (to buy on Amazon), and I include other excellent cleaners that have been selected from the list of the best cleaners. In terms of moisturizer, the added moisturizing properties of Yu-Be Skin Moisturizers (available from Amazon) are a blessing when your skin becomes very dry and flaky. I also like to use extra virgin coconut oil for my face.

(3) What to do if your skin is as dry as the Sahara desert?

To keep the skin dry in the best possible conditions, it is important to clean with suitable products that do not affect the skin moisture. You also need to exfoliate. The most important thing is to moisturize your skin throughout the day.

Here are some tips to keep your face from drying up:

               1. Do not use hot water. This only removes the skin of the oils. Instead, use lukewarm water or avoid water and cleanse the surface with a cold cream like Pond.

               2. Use a creamy cleanser for dry skin and do not destroy rich stains that only stay on your face for a few minutes.

              3. Thick and moisturizing creams and oils help maintain moisture. Always apply evening and morning under your make-up.

              4. Consider investing in a product containing chronically acid, one of the most current trends in skincare. Chronically acid is a serum. The best anti-aging serums that help the skin to absorb and store moisture. It effectively fills the skin.

1. Scrub every week. If you have dry skin, you probably have flaky skin, so you should do a scrub once or twice a week. For exfoliation, I like to use a damp cloth and extra virgin coconut oil. 

2. To moisturize the rest of your body, avoid soaking soaps in the shower and choose a creamy body wash. After showering it is important to hydrate. You can use pharmacy creams (like Inducer and Ce-rave) or oils (I'm extra for virgin coconut and almond oil).

 (4) Find an oil that you like.

Oils are one of the latest trends in skincare. Everyone talks about their favorite oils, flavors, and the best for their skin type. I prefer oils over creams because they are more natural, glide smoothly and leave the skin firm and moist. The list of the face and body oils that are great for your skin is endless. Try some of these oils to find the best option.

(5) Exfoliation is the key.

Exfoliation is essential with age. "The outer layer is a roof of dead skin and gets thicker with age, making the skin cooler," Dr. Steven J. Perelman, a renowned Plastic Surgeon in New York.

You should exfoliate your body and face weekly, more often when the skin is dry, itches and peels off (which may be especially noticeable in the colder winter months). Use a dry brush to exfoliate before bathing as the moisturizer is applied much more gently when exfoliating the skin.

For the face, I recommend a good exfoliation. Face masks are not a necessity in your weekly skincare, but they can leave a feeling of incredible beauty. This is because they cleanse the skin and deeply moisturize it. You can buy a good mask in pharmacies, department stores, or online. Or you can make your home-made recipes for the face scrub. I discovered that applying a mask once a week or every two weeks does the job.

Product Recommendations: I'm too busy making my scrubs and instead use the delicious Polish Fresh Sugar Face (I buy it from Amazon). Apply scrubs to your body and opt for scrubs (available on Amazon).

(6) Do eye creams work?

The first signs of skin aging usually appear around the eyes, causing women to buy expensive eye creams that promise to come back. The truth is that they will not do it. The skin around the eyes is fragile and only thins as you get older.

Excellent eye cream is usually a thicker version of your typical facial moisturizer. However, some women swear by it. Therefore, the list of the best eye creams for all believers is the most prevalent eye cream, from fancy (face) to the best deals in the pharmacy.

(7) So what works on crow's feet?

Since we know that eye creams do not erase your lines of expression, what is that? In a word: Botox. I tried it, and it works. It will happen. Your doctor will inject your sons Botox and freeze them. You can always smile and laugh, but you will find that the deep lines are not so deep anymore. You can also fill them with fillings and consult Hollywood Secrets to Looking Younger.

I realize that the needle is not for everyone. If you're looking for a non-invasive 7-way solution to hide crow's feet, there are other ways to protect or at least alleviate them.

My recommendation: Botox because it works. If you follow this path, you should have the guidance of a friend and ask before and after for some pictures (no change).

 (8) Is there a miraculous cream? 

People are always asking me if there is any cream they can get in the pharmacy that takes their time. There are none, but there is a miraculous cream, and it is no longer just a prescription. The secret lies in retinal from vitamin A derivatives and prescription cretinous (ie, Retina-A). A good retinal cream helps reduce wrinkles and fine lines every night as it penetrates the lower layers where collagen is found.

My recommendation: I used Re-tin A until my dry skin could not take it anymore. Now I use over-the-counter retinal. There are many over-the-counter products today. The best over-the-counter retinal products, but they can be expensive, so compare them.

(9) Amazing benefits of Botox and fillers

In Elle magazine, television presenter Kelly Ripa announced that she buys Botox every seven months to preserve her youthful appearance at age 47. According to the British Daily Mail, Ripa said to Elle, "It's Botox, my eyelid skin rests on my eyelashes every seven months." (See the whole article)

The truth is that if you want to reduce the signs of wrinkles and fat loss in the cheeks, Botox and fillers are the way to go. I know because I tried it myself. Botox raises your eyes, making you look wiser and younger as you freeze the smile lines recorded on your eyes. The fillings fill your cheeks. You can also inject them into the bilabial folds, the deep cracks that grow along the nose with age and are also known as puppet lines.

Many women also fill their lips with them.

If you're wondering if the injections hurt you, the answer is yes. I found that Botox injections did not hurt as much as the fillers. You will also get bruises later, so I advise you to do this if you have no plan for 24 hours.

(10) Chemical peels and lasers

Lasers are used for a variety of skin problems. They can be expensive and painful, but many women trust them. I have not laser-treated my face, so I can not tell you, but non-ablative lasers currently on the market can eliminate age spots, sun spots, scars, and irregular textures.

Your doctor's office may have mild chemical skin to improve skin color and texture and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. They are relatively painless and less expensive than lasers. For best results, you should use a set of six or more, which will increase with the adaptation of your skin.

(11) Confirm! What to do with growing chin hair?

I know people in their thirties who have problems with chin hair because of hormones. You can sting them, but they will always regrow. Electrolysis is the only way to keep your chin permanently in check.

(12) It's true, the heavier you look, the younger you look.

"As you get older, you have to be ready to change your ass," said actress Catherine Denver.

When you attend your 30-year high school meeting, you'll find that your chubby classmates look like they're getting older, but skinny women already had noticeable wrinkles around their eyes and mouth. A twin study of this intriguing study found that women over 40 feel younger by a few extra pounds. It's because we lose facial fat as we get older, and the skin goes down.

 (13) How to Get Rid of Your Mustache

You have only two options for upper lip hair: Rinse with a homemade hair removal kit or do it by a professional.

(14) How to cover varicose veins and varicose veins

Spiders and varicose veins can be unsightly, but if you have them, you are in good company. Most women develop leg veins with age. You can have psychotherapy removed professionally: What happens if my spider veins are deleted from my legs?) Or you can cover them with a concealer. Many women over 50 wear dark trousers or socks to find these unsightly veins.