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What makes our faces visibly age at different rates?
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Heat, cold, UV
rays, pollution: Facial skin is directly exposed to
external influences. |
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An imbalanced
diet and lack of skincare can alter facial skin more markedly than they
do the rest of the skin. |
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Ageing – both genetically induced and photoageing – is most
clearly visible on the facial skin.
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Facial skin is exposed to
external influences—the climate (heat and cold),
UV rays and pollution—that put greater strain on
facial skin than on the rest of your skin that is
protected by clothing. But improper eating habits
and lack of protective skincare can also
alter the skin. |
Facial skin
usually starts to show signs of aging at about 25,
ageing will be more evident when skin is regularly unprotected. To combat this
process, you need consistent facial cleansing and
protective skincare that caters to your
individual skin type and...
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The current
condition of the skin (e.g. irritation resulting
from dry or air-conditioned rooms)
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External stress (e.g. UV rays, heat, cold) placed on
the skin. These vary according to season or a
person’s profession. (Is the skin exposed to dry
office air, or do you work outdoors?) |
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