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40 years old

At the age of 40, the skin begins to display more noticeable signs of ageing, such as a loss of elasticity, more pronounced wrinkles, and a decrease in natural radiance. These changes are often due to a decline in the production of collagen and elastin, but also external factors such as UV exposure or oxidative stress. Adapting one's skincare routine becomes essential to meet the specific needs of this period.
FAQ about 40 years old

Can we use the same moisturising cream at 40 as we did at 20?

This varies according to individual needs, but generally, skin at 40 years is drier than at 20 years and requires a more nourishing cream.

Can exercise improve skin quality at 40 years old?

Yes, studies have shown that physical activity boosts blood circulation and tissue oxygenation, contributing to a brighter complexion and firmer skin.

Do expression lines become permanent at 40 years old?

Some wrinkles may become more pronounced at 40, particularly around the eyes and mouth, but targeted care can still help to reduce them.

Can menopause already influence the skin at 40 years old?

Yes, in some women, the initial signs of perimenopause can impact the skin's elasticity and hydration.

Is sun protection still necessary at 40 years old?

Yes, studies have shown that it's never too late to start using sunscreen and that it can help to reduce signs of photoageing.

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