Although everyone's skin produces sebum (oil) through sebaceous glands, your skin is a bit more active than most. Depending on your skin, you may find the need to cleanse multiple times a day in order to prevent oily buildup on your skin. This can cause more problems if skin is overstressed, resulting in premature aging. Since your skin has shown few signs of aging thus far, you have likely avoided the pitfall of excessive cleansing. Fortunately, as you age, the problem of oily skin is likely to decrease on its own.

Although everyone's skin produces sebum (oil) through sebaceous glands, your skin is a bit more active than most. Depending on your skin, you may find the need to cleanse multiple times a day in order to prevent oily buildup on your skin. This can cause more problems if skin is overstressed, resulting in premature aging. Since your skin has shown some signs of aging thus far, you may have been resorting to excessive cleansing in order to combat oily skin. Fortunately, as you age, the problem of oily skin is likely to decrease on its own.

Although everyone's skin produces sebum (oil) through sebaceous glands, your skin is a bit more active than most. Depending on your skin, you may find the need to cleanse multiple times a day in order to prevent oily buildup on your skin. This can cause more problems if skin is overstressed, resulting in premature aging. Since your skin has shown high levels of aging thus far, you my have fallen into the pitfall of excessive cleansing yourself. Fortunately, as you age, the problem of oily skin is likely to decrease on its own.

Your skin is what most people wish they had: generally neutral and overall on the easy side in terms of skin maintenance. You experience neither too much nor too little oiliness, an indication that hormones do not play a strong role in affecting your skin health. Because oiliness or dryness is not an overall issue, you have more options when it comes to focusing on other problems areas your skin may encounter. Given that your skin has so far shown few signs of aging, applying preventative measures in your skincare routine (like daily SPF) is a great idea.

Your skin is what most people wish they had: generally neutral and overall on the easy side in terms of skin maintenance. You experience neither too much nor too little oiliness, an indication that hormones do not play a strong role in affecting your skin health. Because oiliness or dryness is not an overall issue, you have more options when it comes to focusing on other problems areas your skin may encounter. Given that your skin is showing some signs of aging, applying preventative measures in your skincare routine (like daily SPF) is a great idea. You should also consider corrective active ingredients, like niacinamide, to turn back the clock on aging.

Your skin is what most people wish they had: generally neutral and overall on the easy side in terms of skin maintenance. You experience neither too much nor too little oiliness, an indication that hormones do not play a strong role in affecting your skin health. Because oiliness or dryness is not an overall issue, you have more options when it comes to focusing on other problems areas your skin may encounter. Given that your skin is showing strong signs of aging, applying preventative measures in your skincare routine (like daily SPF) is a great idea. You should also consider corrective active ingredients, like niacinamide, to turn back the clock on aging.

Having dry skin can be a frustrating problem. Obvious-seeming solutions like adding more moisture to skin don't necessarily work. This is because when outer layers of skin become damaged, skin has a hard time maintaining moisture levels. A key step in reducing damage to your skin's external layer is being more careful around sun exposure, and avoiding products with drying or irritating ingredients. Examples of these might be products containing alcohol, or ones that are very abrasive. This is not to say you should avoid exfoliation: this is still n important part of regenerating your skin's outer layer. Since your skin does not show many signs of aging, the combination of external factors likely has been benign to your skin. Continual prevention and protection is the best course of action for your skin.

Having dry skin can be a frustrating problem. Obvious-seeming solutions like adding more moisture to skin don't necessarily work. This is because when outer layers of skin become damaged, skin has a hard time maintaining moisture levels. A key step in reducing damage to your skin's external layer is being more careful around sun exposure, and avoiding products with drying or irritating ingredients. Examples of these might be products containing alcohol, or ones that are very abrasive. This is not to say you should avoid exfoliation: this is still n important part of regenerating your skin's outer layer. Since your skin is showing some signs of aging, the combination of external factors likely has started to affect your skin. Continual prevention and protection is the best course of action for your skin.

Having dry skin can be a frustrating problem. Obvious-seeming solutions like adding more moisture to skin don't necessarily work. This is because when outer layers of skin become damaged, skin has a hard time maintaining moisture levels. A key step in reducing damage to your skin's external layer is being more careful around sun exposure, and avoiding products with drying or irritating ingredients. Examples of these might be products containing alcohol, or ones that are very abrasive. This is not to say you should avoid exfoliation: this is still n important part of regenerating your skin's outer layer. Since your skin does not show many signs of aging, the combination of external factors likely has been benign to your skin. Continual prevention and protection is the best course of action for your skin.

Generally, areas around the forehead, chin, or nose can have higher levels of sebaceous glands that other parts of the face. If this is the case, you may need to apply your products more selectively, and undergo a longer learning curve in terms of which products are applied best to which areas of your face, and how often. The one thing to keep in mind is there is unlikely to be one set of product application guidelines that fit your specific skin type, and so you may have to experiment with different modalities. Because you skin has shown few signs of aging thus far, continuing with a preventative program above all else is a great idea for your skin.

Generally, areas around the forehead, chin, or nose can have higher levels of sebaceous glands that other parts of the face. If this is the case, you may need to apply your products more selectively, and undergo a longer learning curve in terms of which products are applied best to which areas of your face, and how often. The one thing to keep in mind is there is unlikely to be one set of product application guidelines that fit your specific skin type, and so you may have to experiment with different modalities. Because you skin has shown some signs of aging, you could emphasize skincare products that heal damage to outer layers.

Generally, areas around the forehead, chin, or nose can have higher levels of sebaceous glands that other parts of the face. If this is the case, you may need to apply your products more selectively, and undergo a longer learning curve in terms of which products are applied best to which areas of your face, and how often. The one thing to keep in mind is there is unlikely to be one set of product application guidelines that fit your specific skin type, and so you may have to experiment with different modalities. Because you skin has advanced signs of aging, products that affect skin regeneration and collagen development are key.