
Roll over the graph and click to find out more about the changes going on in our skin.

Typically at its highest levels in our early 20s. But be careful! Constant exposure... Read More >

Our skin is able to completely regenerate itself in about 14 days. This quick... Read More >

These two highly prized proteins begin their steep decline leading to the dreaded... Read More >

Our skin's ability to regenerate itself drastically increases from 14 to 32 days! This... Read More >

The subcutaneous layer of adipose tissue begins to degrade leading to the feeling of... Read More >

Begins to decline more rapidly. This, coupled with the thinning of the skin, can lead to more... Read More >

Changes in our bodies include a weakening in the skin's natural moisture barrier... Read More >

Our skin's natural surface immunity drops off steeply, impairing its ability to protect itself... Read More >
Our Skin as We Age
In our 20s

Due to constant exposure to the sun and a hectic lifestyle we begin to deal with damage which leads to the premature development of fine lines & wrinkles.
In our 30s

Skin starts to take twice as long to regenerate leading to a dull complexion and uneven skintone. Collagen and elastin degredation leads to the first appearance of deep wrinkles.
In our 40s

Thinning skin leads to poor circulation causing redness and sensitivity. The skin starts to become more susceptible to photo aging leading to the appearance of age spots.
In our 50s+

Decrease in surface immunity impairs the skins ability to protect itself. The natural skin barrier degrades, leading to poor moisture retention and excessive dryness.