If you associate getting older with being in your 40's to 50s we’ve got bad news for you. At age 25, your collagen levels can start to slowly deplete which might result in the appearance of sagging skin and the onset of fine lines. Antioxidants such as Vitamin C, which is one of the main ingredients in our skincare line which can help maintain young, healthy-looking skin.

We always talk about the skin as if it’s only layer but it’s made up of three; the epidermis, dermis and hypodermis.

1. Use a gentle daily cleanser: Washing your face daily to keep your skin free of dirt, excess oil, and environmental impurities is critical. The Gentle Brightening Cleanser gentle enough for daily use, wash with lukewarm water to prevent overdrying, and use a clean towel to dry.
2. Find a hydrating moisturizer: Your skin desperately needs hydration in the cold, dry months. Shop our Brightening Face & Body Moisturizer and use it daily on your face and other areas susceptible to dryness, like your hands, elbows, hands, and knees.
3. Exfoliate often: Use a gentle exfoliant to remove dead skin cells a few times a week. This will give you a healthy glow, assist with cell turnover, and help your skin absorb moisturizer & vitamins.
4. Wear sunscreen daily: Use an SPF in the winter — as part of your skincare routine on your face and other exposed body areas.
5. Drink plenty of water: Your skin is 64% water, so to keep it healthy and hydrated, carry a water bottle and drink plenty of water daily.
6. Practice lip care: The dryness of winter tends to be especially harsh on the lips, leading to painful cracking. Keep lip balm with you and apply it often while outside to hydrate lips.
7. Wear protective clothing: On snowy days when sun reflection is high, wear layers to shield your skin from UV rays and shine.
8. Rejuvenate skin after a day of sun damage: After a day of sun exposure, rejuvenate with After-sun products, cool compresses, and our Gluthathione Skin Brightening Supplement will rejuvenate and improves overall visible skin health and quality by minimizing the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, pores, and skin pigmentation.

You read that correctly, genetics are not the deciding factor in how your skin ages. Some people tend to attribute how quickly their skin ages based on their genetics, but it turns out that external factors play the main role in skin aging. Sun exposure can account for almost 90 percent of premature aging and other factors such as pollution and smoking can factor into how quickly your skin ages too.