The skin is the body’s structure is more exposed, so it has multiple and severe changes over time.
In the dermis, or deepest layer of the skin, are the sweat and sebaceous glands responsible, among other things, to maintain hydration of the skin in the dermis also produce collagen, elastin and all the material necessary for skin elasticity.
Like all organs, the skin is affected by the natural treatments and permanent hormonal influences that are submitted. Skin changes can be summarized as follows: progressive thinning of the dermis, loss of elasticity, moisture loss, loss of hair follicles and thinning of the fat cushion of support.
At first glance this appears as a very thin skin, sometimes almost transparent, with significant sagging, dry or hard hydration, sometimes with the appearance of new moles and wrinkles of varying depths.
The portion of skin or epidermis, is not immune to the variations due to weather, changes in pigmentation, appearance of dark or light spots, freckles, moles, spider veins in the form of even the appearance of lesions that can become malignant, are some of the changes caused primarily by prolonged exposure to sunlight.
Male skin
The skin of the male is 25 percent thicker than women’s, has more collagen and fat and is more protected for some time, ages differently and wrinkles often appear in depth at 45 or 50 years.
The continuous attacks of daily shaving and the use of soap to wash your face accelerate dehydration of the skin in man, to leave it exposed and unprotected.
To prevent and treat wrinkles, we recommend using facial care products that have dual function: to moisturize the skin and control sebum production.
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