OK you can't do that. But you can keep your skin looking young with an anti-aging facial. Everyone's skin is different, but don't worry: there's a facial that's perfect for you. Any Day. Any Time Any Time Now Morning Afternoon Evening am am am am am am pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm. Search Cancel. How to pick the perfect facial for your skin type.
Browse Open Appointments. Types of Facial Acne Facial A better way to deal with your acne is here. Chemical Peel Less scary than it sounds, a chemical peel removes the top layers of skin revealing healthier and smoother skin.
Microdermabrasion Exfoliate, exfoliate, exfoliate. Mostly preferred for dry skin, as the creams and masks used for this facial are all herbal in nature. Application of red wine improves moisture content, skin elasticity, and reduces the appearance of wrinkles. It increases levels of vitamin C within the cells which has an anti-wrinkle effect. Red wine acid also dilutes the pigment and promote skin metabolism.
Enriched with water infused extracts it will magically sink into your skin leaving it with revived and refreshed feel. Mostly for combination and normal skin types, the mask used for this facial helps in lifting the skin, reduce traces of wrinkles and skin sagging as well. Facials with skin-lightening ingredients like licorice extract glycyrrhizinate , soy proteins or Indian gooseberry can reduce hyperpigmentation. And hydrating masks will help soften lines and wrinkles.
At home: Exfoliate at least three times per week — less often if skin is sensitive — to get a glow back. Not only does this slough off dead cells, moisturizers also penetrate better.
If skin is dry, add a weekly moisturizing mask and daily serum to your regimen. Serums contain highly concentrated antioxidant ingredients like retinol vitamin A to reverse sun damage, or rosehip oil vitamin C to moisturize. Also, look for skin-care products with active ingredients such as peptides, retinol, vitamin C and antioxidants like green tea and resveratrol, says Jaliman. These increase blood flow to cells and collagen production, and protect against free-radical molecules that damage cells.
In your 50s: Maintain elasticity and tone Because of estrogen loss in menopause, middle-age skin produces less collagen, which can leave it thinner and drier, with a lot less elasticity than in your youth. Treatments with sea plants — like seaweed and algae — are rich in vitamins and trace minerals that firm and hydrate skin. At home: Look for intensive moisturizing ingredients and nourishing oils evening primrose, sea buckthorn, carrot seed, borage and geranium to plump up and deliver antioxidant vitamins A and C to thin, dry skin.
These kick-start the skin-renewal process and collagen and elastin production. Firming creams with seaweed or algae-based ingredients also deliver nourishing vitamins, minerals and antioxidants and help prevent the breakdown of elastin fibers. If your skin is papery-dry, apply serum first, then layer a moisturizing cream on top. By subscribing you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Health Topics. Health Tools. Medically Reviewed.
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