Ageing. Getting Older. Maturing. There we said it. As uncomfortable as it might make some of us, we’re all ageing. And as we do, our skin changes. Fine lines and wrinkles as well as darkening of the skin around the eyes are early signs of ageing skin, and whilst it’s important to embrace them, you aren’t completely powerless when it comes to keeping them at bay. We’ve put together a helpful guide to get you started.

As we age, our skin develops different needs or shakes off some of the needs it had when it was younger? As we slowly move from our baby soft skin to the onset of fine lines and wrinkles, we have different skin needs. So that means that our skin care products and regime may well need to change too. In this article, we’ll take a look at the things we could be considering in terms of skin care, depending on what age we are.

We might have heard of collagen in terms of collagen fillers that promise to plump up the cheeks and make our lips fuller. But what some of us might not know is that collagen is naturally present in our bodies already. So let’s take a look at how to boost collagen.

While wrinkling is a natural part of ageing, it can be undesirable or even distressing to people, especially when wrinkles first begin to appear. With so many different products on the market, all promising to produce the best results, it can be difficult to know which of these creams and treatments are the best, or the most effective. So, what is the best anti ageing moisturiser? Let’s take a look, but first, what are wrinkles and how do they form?