Gravity comes for us all. As we get older, physics takes over and our skin just doesn’t stay as tight, voluminous, and bouncy as it once was. The loss of laxity is a very normal part of aging. It represents cumulative years of UV radiation breaking down proteins—primarily collagen and elastin—in the dermis of our . . .
As we age, our face and body change. It’s just a natural part of life, and it’s nothing you should ever feel ashamed about. After all, so much of aging is dependent upon factors we can’t control, like genetics and body shape. With that being said, just as there’s no shame in the natural aging . . .
When it comes to maintaining beauty, our skin is usually one of our top concerns. Not only is it our largest organ and the most visible part of our body, it is an excellent barometer of our overall health and mood. For this reason, it is not at all unusual for women to spend lots . . .
As we age, our face and body change. It’s just a natural part of life, and it’s nothing you should ever feel ashamed about. After all, so much of aging is dependent upon factors we can’t control, like genetics and body shape. With that being said, just as there’s no shame in the natural aging . . .
Of the many ways 2020 impacted us, it hasn’t been very kind to our eyes. 2021 isn’t shaping out to be much better with the new variants out and the added stress of schools closing and reopening left and right. Think: Sleepless nights, unprecedentedly stressful circumstances, and a serious spike in screen time. Lack of sleep is . . .
There are tons of skincare solutions for wrinkles just about everywhere on the body—eyes, face, lips, neck, hands—but even the most diligent appliers among us can skip one of the biggest areas ripe for wrinkles: the chest. The décolletage sneakily develops signs of aging; everything seems fine and dandy until you’re standing in front of the mirror, . . .
Have you ever seen a photo of yourself or looked in the mirror and felt like you were frowning, even when you weren’t? It could be because you have prominent glabellar lines—that’s the technical term for the two vertical, parallel wrinkles that crop up between your brows and above your nose when you frown, aptly . . .
