Hey Reader!

It’s already March and I am really looking forward to the start of spring. Also Happy Women’s History Month!

In January and February, we covered all things brightening. From the science behind hyperpigmentation to building a routine to fade your dark spots, that series was all about helping you make the most out of the winter months; the best time to brighten your skin.

If you want to catch a recap of the entire series you can get it here.

​Elevate Your Skincare Journey with Radiant Skin: Brightening Series Recap​

So let’s not waste any more time and jump right into our next series which is all about aging in skincare.

The term anti-aging gets thrown around the skincare world ALL the time. And it is honestly impossible to find a definition that everyone agrees on.

If you have ever wondered what “anti-aging” skincare truly means you are not alone. So this new series of the Relatable Skincare Report is all about Anti-Aging Skincare.

From the biology associated with aging in the skin to how you can prevent and reverse the signs of aging; this series is going to cover it all.

✨ The Basics of How Your Skin Changes As You Age ✨

As we age, our skin naturally undergoes changes. Your skin cells slow down and a lot of the common signs of aging are secondary consequences. Things like collagen production slow down, leading to a loss of elasticity and the formation of wrinkles and fine lines. Your sebaceous gland is less active, which can cause your skin’s the skin’s ability to retain moisture to diminish, which contributes to dryness.

​Understanding the Science Behind Aging in Skin: Tips for Youthful Glow​

While we can’t completely stop the aging process, there’s a crucial distinction between “anti-aging” and “preventative” skincare:

• Anti-aging: Often focuses on reversing existing signs of aging, like wrinkles and loss of firmness.
• Preventative: Aims to slow down the development of these visible signs in the first place, emphasizing practices like sun protection and a healthy lifestyle.

Understanding this difference is key to making informed choices about your skincare routine. Whether your goal is to address specific concerns or simply slow down visible aging, having the right information is crucial.

Want To Learn Even More?

Check out these articles on Relatable Science.com that break down the science of aging a little bit futher.

Ready to Focus on Building Your Anti-Aging Routine?

Stay tuned for my next email, where we’ll delve deeper into the signs of aging in your skin and what specifically contributes to them. We will cover both preventative and “anti-aging” approaches to address these concerns. So stay tuned as we discuss effective strategies and ingredients to keep your skin healthy and radiant at every stage of life!

In the meantime, respond to this email with an answer to: What are your biggest concerns regarding your skin’s aging process?

Wishing you a great start to your spring, until next week,

Allison