Aging Skin

Aging skin is marked by noticeable changes that occur over time, such as fine lines, wrinkles, loss of elasticity, and a sagging appearance, particularly around the eyes, mouth, and jawline. The skin may feel thinner, drier, and more sensitive, with age spots or discoloration becoming more prominent. Reduced collagen production and slower cell turnover can lead to dullness, rough texture, and decreased hydration. If you notice these signs, tailoring your skincare routine can help improve firmness, radiance, and overall skin health.

Incorporate Korean beauty elements that are designed to target signs of aging effectively. Start with a gentle cleansing oil to maintain hydration, followed by a hydrating toner with fermented ingredients like galactomyces to brighten and renew the skin. Use serums or ampoules containing ginseng extract for its anti-aging benefits, snail mucin for repair and hydration, and peptides to promote collagen production. Sheet masks with collagen or hyaluronic acid provide an intense boost of hydration and plumpness. Finish with a rich anti-aging moisturizer containing ceramides, adenosine, or niacinamide to firm and protect the skin. Don’t forget daily application of a high-SPF sunscreen with ingredients like centella asiatica to prevent further damage and maintain a youthful glow.