Face serum to sunscreen: Everything you need to know about anti-aging products

Many who look for ways to prevent the aging of their skin often find themselves asking one question, “do anti-aging products really work?” Experts says, they go a long way in delaying aging

Updated On: 2023-06-23 06:48 PM IST

Compiled by : Aakanksha Ahire

Ideally everyone should start using anti-ageing products in the mid-20s. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Anti-aging products mainly aim at hydrating and rejuvenating the skin. Depending upon the skin type and the aging sign one can choose the ingredients of the anti-aging products. This will keep the skin healthy and glowing despite the age. When applied religiously from late 20s, it can help delay the signs of aging by decades. Photo Courtesy: iStock

The common skin-related problems that fall under aging include fine lines and wrinkles, dullness of skin, sagging of face or laxity of skin, age-related skin growths such as lentigines, seborrheic keratosis, acrochordons and any other disease-related skin problems like diabetic dermopathy etc. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Depending on the skin type, one must choose the product. Always start with a good moisturiser, cleanser and sunscreen. If the skin is oily, use a water-based, gel moisturiser and a gel-based sunscreen. If the skin is normal to dry, one can use creamy moisturisers containing hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, ceramides etc. Gentle, non-soapy cleansers can be used to prevent dehydration of the skin. Sunscreen is the most important anti-aging agent and is absolutely non-negotiable. Photo Courtesy: iStock

These products are very safe and effective for long-term use. Some patients can face dryness and irritation which is temporary and can be overcome. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Besides using anti-aging products, staying stress-free, sleeping well, avoiding direct exposure to harsh sunlight, exercising daily, consuming a good amount of protein, raw seasonal vegetables and fruits, and food rich in antioxidants like nuts and seeds go a long way in keeping the skin healthy. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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