At what age should you start using anti-aging skin care products

In fact, there is no unified standard answer at all. It is neither the 20-year-old recommended by merchants, nor the older generation saying not to touch it before 30. The core depends on your current skin condition, not the number on your ID card.

In the early years, the skin care industry generally accepted that the age of 25 is the starting line for anti-aging. After all, by this age, most people's own collagen synthesis rate can no longer keep up with the loss rate. Basic moisturizing alone can no longer suppress the wrinkles on the face after staying up all night and the dry lines that cannot be eliminated for a long time. At this time, adding anti-aging products is exactly what is needed, and it will not be too early or too late.

Many people also insist on using anti-aging products as late as possible for fear of "overfeeding" the skin. This is really not hypocritical. When I helped my little cousin who had just entered college to organize the skin care cabinet a few years ago, I saw her stealing her mother's high-concentration Bosein cream. The 19-year-old Oily skin has a strong secretion of sebum. If you apply a thick sealing anti-aging cream, it will make your chin and forehead shut up. It will take half a year to completely disappear. If the skin condition is stable enough and there are no signs of wrinkles or sagging, there is nothing wrong with using it for three to five years.

If you are really not sure when you should enter the game, just look in the mirror a few times. If you stayed up late the night before or was exposed to too much sun the day before, and you have dry lines and sagging feeling on your face, which cannot be relieved even after applying a moisturizing mask and sleeping for two days, wrinkles around your eyes and nasolabial folds when you smile, and light marks that remain when you don’t express your face, then whether you are 22 or 28, you can put anti-aging on the agenda, and there is no need to stick to the age line to add anxiety to yourself.

To put it bluntly, anti-aging skin care products are more like functional drinks that replenish energy for the skin. You usually stay up late every day, sit in front of the computer for more than ten hours, and often forget to apply sunscreen. Energy is depleted quickly, so drink it early to replenish it. If you have a regular schedule and do more sun protection than anyone else, your skin will have a good foundation. There is no need to force supplements just to make up for the so-called "anti-aging age", which will add unnecessary burden to the skin. When you first get started, you don’t need to rush into high-concentration A-alcohol or anti-aging creams. Start with mild vitamin C derivatives and low-concentration peptides. Slowly build up tolerance. It is easier to achieve results step by step.