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Skincare and fashion trends for mature aging

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Guidance for individuals aged 50 and older focuses on maintaining appearance through skincare and fashion. Pharmacists suggest that retinoids are essential for nighttime routines to combat the loss of skin firmness and elasticity. Claudia Sánchez, CEO of Ownia Cosmetics, recommends a ‘less is more’ approach, advising that mature skin begin with low concentrations applied only two or three nights a week to ensure tolerance. In terms of fashion, trends emphasize elegance and comfort, suggesting high-quality fabrics and silhouettes such as midi-length dresses or halter necks to stylize the figure. Recent skincare advice for those over 60 emphasizes strengthening the skin barrier and moisture retention. Experts suggest combining collagen-based creams with ingredients like ceramides, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and panthenol to support the hydrolipid barrier. The use of SPF remains essential to prevent UV-induced aging. Additionally, apple cider vinegar is gaining popularity as a natural remedy for skin tone and acne, though experts warn it must be diluted to avoid irritation. Newer trends include the use of firming foundations, such as those from Clarena, which utilize Syn-Ake—a peptide inspired by snake venom—to provide a lifting effect. There is also growing interest in ‘face taping’ using scar patches to immobilize muscles and smooth skin. However, beauty expert Izabela Skórka cautions that while taping may complement massage by reducing muscle tension, there is currently no scientific evidence to support long-term wrinkle reduction through this method.

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