Hands

Frequent washing, sun exposure and changes in climate are all factors that weaken the skin on the hands. Over time, these stresses accelerate the appearance of wrinkles and dark spots. An appropriate routine can help preserve their youthful appearance for longer. How can we avoid developing prematurely wrinkled hands? Let us review the best practices.

The hands are particularly exposed to external aggressors and are among the first areas to show signs of ageing. Dryness, loss of volume and pigment spots all contribute to the appearance of wrinkled or crepey hands. These changes can alter the overall appearance of the skin and give an impression of premature ageing. But what can be done to improve the appearance of the hands? Here are several solutions to smooth them and restore a more youthful look.

Hands are exposed daily to external stressors: cold, repeated washing, household cleaning products... These factors can progressively impair the skin barrier and promote dryness. Choosing the right hand cream is therefore essential to maintain comfort. How can you select a hand cream that is genuinely suited to your needs? Below are the key criteria to prioritise.

Often linked to manual labour or sport, hand callosities are common. However, they can impede movement and become painful. Fortunately, solutions exist to restore smoother hands. How can callosities be reduced? Continue reading to find out.

Brown spots on the hands are most commonly solar lentigines, which appear over the years due to prolonged and repeated exposure to UV rays. Find here our advice for preventing their occurrence.