Stop the clock - tips for wrinkles

Wrinkles are one of the natural consequences of the processes that occur in our skin. They can be caused by many factors such as genetics, age, addictions, diet, facial mimicry or sun exposure. For this reason, they are divided into different types, such as fast-occurring facial wrinkles, or static wrinkles that appear a little later and slower. These "creases" in the delicate skin of our face or neck are some of the first signs that our body has finished developing and is slowly starting to age. Hence, their first signs can appear as early as 25 years of age.
Although their presence is a natural and inevitable process, many people spend a lot of time and energy obsessively looking for them or various ways to reduce them. Not surprising, given our (very human!) fear of the passage of time and the loss of youth. However, both pop culture and the cosmetic industries have taken this fear to an obsessive level, which can take a very negative toll on our psyche and well-being. When the first wrinkles appear, there is also the signaling that we should be ashamed of them and remove them at all costs. Of course, this is nonsense. Wrinkles don't magically make us old, ugly and good for nothing overnight. Sometimes, on the contrary, they add character and are absolutely nothing to be ashamed or worried about.

Nevertheless, if one wants to take steps to ensure a youthful appearance for longer, there are multiple and proven ways to achieve this healthily and without tearing your hair out of your head with worry. First and foremost, it's a good idea not to wait for the first static wrinkles to appear - those that don't disappear when the facial muscles are relaxed. Prevention is the best medicine, so it's a good idea to start by leaning into our habits, such as tanning and smoking - two of the biggest enemies of healthy skin. In addition, it's also a good idea to spend some time on what elements we provide our skin with in food. All of these factors have a real impact on the appearance and condition of our skin.

But when is the best time to start prevention? And when does "late" start to be "too late"? The answers to these questions are "today" and "never" respectively. Why? Attend our live-streamed live-streamed webinar and find out today!