Anti age serums

Correct selection of facial serum is a key part of skin care and hydration after every facial treatment.

Unlike creams, which have a fatty and thick structure, serums are much rarer. They are full of active ingredients, but they are transparent and liquid. It is with this liquid structure that they bring the active ingredients to the deeper layers of the skin much more effectively compared to a cream.

Anti age serums – How to choose a serum according to age?

Anti age serum should always be used after facial treatment, after cleansing and toning, twice a day. The skin absorbs serums more easily and uses active ingredients more easily. Serums are rich in hyaluronic, vitamin C, retinol, peptides… The packages are in small bottles, they are easy to apply on the skin and spread. The serum is applied in the form of a few drops to the skin. Active ingredients in anti-aging serums usually include: collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid, retinol, and zinc. Retinol is a derivative of vitamin A, while vitamin C in the serum helps reduce skin hyperpigmentation.

Serums 20+ should be based on aloe vera, vitamins A and C and hyaluronic acid. We face the first challenges when it comes to aging after 30. The first wrinkles become visible and the most important of the active ingredients in the serum is the addition of retinol. Serums 40+ are more concentrated. In mature years, the correct selection of serum is primary. For this period of life in which the production of collagen and elastin is reduced, peptides from the active ingredients are essential. Of course retinol goes without saying. In those even more mature years 50+, 60+, the focus of care is the repair of existing skin conditions. Serums should be based on retinol, peptides, plant stem cells, calcium, ceramides. The use of serums and their popularity has been growing rapidly in recent years. And the reason is exactly that because they have shown excellent results in the fight against skin aging.