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The Best Moisturizers for Aging Skin Over 60
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The Best Moisturizers for Aging Skin Over 60
Branded content. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Reviewed by Dr. Diana Rangaves, PharmDAging skin looks and feels different, and caring for it is even more essential than ever before. One key part of a good skincare routine is using a moisturizer, which is why we’ve compiled this list of the best moisturizers for aging skin over 60!As skin ages, several different changes take place. The epidermis—the outer layer of skin—becomes thinner and the pigment cells decrease, leading to thinner, paler skin. The connective tissue that holds the skin in place starts to degrade, and the skin protein production decreases, which causes sagging, wrinkles, and other issues. As you age your skin also produces less oil, leading to increased dryness. Your skin may show more blemishes, such as skin tags and age spots.While many of these processes start much earlier than 60, it’s during this decade of life that aging seems to accelerate. Even if you’ve taken excellent care of your skin over the years by avoiding damage, signs of aging can no longer be stopped. By this point, your skin is more fragile and vulnerable to damage, meaning it needs the right products now more than ever.
What Happens When Skin Ages?
Branded content. Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Reviewed by Dr. Diana Rangaves, PharmDAging skin looks and feels different, and caring for it is even more essential than ever before. One key part of a good skincare routine is using a moisturizer, which is why we’ve compiled this list of the best moisturizers for aging skin over 60!As skin ages, several different changes take place. The epidermis—the outer layer of skin—becomes thinner and the pigment cells decrease, leading to thinner, paler skin. The connective tissue that holds the skin in place starts to degrade, and the skin protein production decreases, which causes sagging, wrinkles, and other issues. As you age your skin also produces less oil, leading to increased dryness. Your skin may show more blemishes, such as skin tags and age spots.While many of these processes start much earlier than 60, it’s during this decade of life that aging seems to accelerate. Even if you’ve taken excellent care of your skin over the years by avoiding damage, signs of aging can no longer be stopped. By this point, your skin is more fragile and vulnerable to damage, meaning it needs the right products now more than ever.