Skincare and makeup adjustments for skin after age 35

As skin ages beyond 35, biological changes such as decreased collagen production, reduced hyaluronic acid, and slower cellular turnover affect skin texture, hydration, and luminosity. Dermatologist Aideco Carolina Bussoletti notes that the dermis thins and elastic fibers lose efficiency, leading to more permanent wrinkles and a loss of firmness.

To adapt to these changes, skincare routines should focus on essential steps like cleansing, serums, and eye creams. In terms of makeup, transitioning from powder to creamy or hybrid blush formulas is recommended to avoid emphasizing fine lines and wrinkles. Using satin or luminous finishes instead of heavy glitter can help maintain a natural, hydrated appearance.