Women's Skincare

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Around age 40, the body’s natural decrease in collagen production starts to become more noticeable.

Even on unlined skin, brown spots and pigmentation make you look older.

Older skin is naturally drier and the issue thinner, which can lead to a crepey appearance.

Supplementation can boost our digestive system, support our body during stress, and protect our skin from factors like the sun, pollution, and depleting collagen levels.

Once we move into our 40s, our life experience begins to show in our face.

The term ‘sensitive skin’ describes a range of different skin conditions, including rosacea, eczema and dry skin, and affects 50 per cent of women and 40 per cent of men.

Oils slow ageing, stop breakouts and penetrate deeply into the skin.

As we change with age, so does our skin and its needs.