Moisturizing Skin is a Vital Step
for Mature Skin

Moisturizing skin is something you should get in the habit of doing both morning and night. You can find moisturizers in both lotion form and cream form.

A moisturizing cream is heavier and thicker than lotion. It is a water in oil base, meaning there's more oil in it than water. If you're prone to acne, you may want to stick with a lotion. Also be sure to look for a non-comedic one as well. You can read more about acne and what products to choose in the acne section of this site. For now, think of cream as a thick and heavy lotion which is great for dry or dehydrated mature skin.

Lotion is oil in a water base. That means it's got a lighter feel and consistency than cream has.

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Your skin care products are only as good as the ingredients in them. If you're looking for moisturizing skin care products, you want to be sure to look for certain ingredients. These ingredients help draw moisture to your skin. We'll discuss those ingredients shortly.

Another way to replenish your skin, and help to hydrate it is to use an anti aging facial mask. A mask works based on what ingredients are in it. If you want to remove excess sebum (oil), you may choose a clay mask. If you're looking for an anti-aging treatment, you may look for products that have peptides and other anti-aging ingredients in them, like antioxidants. These make for an excellent anti aging facial mask.

When choosing a mask, you choose one based on the condition and type of your skin. What is your immediate need? You'll apply your mask 1-2 times a week, and leave it on between 10-20 minutes, following the directions if they are listed on the container.

Many over 40 women and men need hydrating masks, and there are many out there. Be sure to choose a product based on the ingredients. When reading an ingredient list, the items near the top of the list represent the highest quantity of product in the product. They list them from most to least ingredient content.

Here are some basic ingredients to look for: water, aloe, algae, glycerin, collagen, comfrey, jojoba, lanolin, propylene glycol, rose, seaweed, silicones, sodium PCA, sorbitol, squalane. (Follow the link for a more detailed list)

For anti-aging results look for products that promote peptides and antioxidants which help break down free radicals.

Moisturizing Skin as Part of Your Skin Care Regime



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