How to Look Younger Naturally - At Home Plan - What you need at 30, 40, 50, 60 skincare

Look younger naturally at home - what you need at 30, 40, 50, 60 skincare

   

30s - Noticing a sunspot or two? Maybe a few fine lines?

To look younger naturally (and stay looking about 10 years younger through your lifetime), this is when you should be really implementing a good skincare program, like a weekly exfoliation, maybe some light microneedling or red light. This will help keep your skin in top form by continuing cell production and boosting collagen. Stay hydrated, keep your skin plump and firm with a good moisturizer and light serum.

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40s - More lines, deeper furrows, lackluster skin

Step it up! Definitely a good exfoliation weekly + microcurrent to keep you muscles "in place" + microneedling/dermarolling and/or red light.

This is when t are most needed to stave off future damage. If you implement a good system now, you'll be SO much happier in the next 10 years.  Stay with it each week and you'll maintain result so much more!


 

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50s - The damage is done, or is it?

If you've been a good girl and done the work, your skin will be paying you back. Yes, you'll have some sagging and deeper wrinkles, but you'll be able to easier fix those with some weekly maintenance. To look younger naturally (with at home treatments) double up on your dermarolling/microcurrent.

Add a good quality oil to your routine (I like Marula). Learn less is more with makeup -- a little concealer, highlighter, lipstick and eye liner/mascara. Ditch anything heavy to keep your skin glowing. This is when you might consider adding RF (radio frequency) to your routine.

How gorgeous is this woman? Angela obviously knows how to be ageless!

 Chritie's 60! OMG

60s - Relax

See all above and know that if you've done the work, you're going to likely be looking much more youthful NATURALLY. This is when you accept your line (you've earned them) and you just want to keep the glow and some collagen boost so your skin maintains it's energy.

Yes, you can still lift, firm, tone and de-line your skin...to a point. If you are just starting with it all, don't despair, just know it takes a bit longer to train your muscles and skin to do what you want. Keep at it and you'll see results. Good: microcurrent, exfoliation, red light, oils and good serums.

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FILLER GUIDE - What do you need at what age?

I don't claim to be an expert, but just from what I've observed in my own skincare and in the world (of many overfilled celebrities and people), I would suggest a dermatologist routine such as:

30s - a drop of Botox if you just can't stand those forehead lines. It will keep lines from getting super deep. You don't need much else (regardless of what the Kardashians think).

40s - a little Botox and maybe a bit of filler in either lips OR cheeks. You really shouldn't do both unless you like looking filled. I always think a little filler is better than doing everything.

50s - definitely when you want to consider some lip help. If you can redefine with a dermarolling (start this in your 40s to maintain lip line), then bypass it. Or if you need a little, this is most likely when I see filler in the cheeks and lips that looks most natural. Again... a LITTLE is helpful. Start with one vial and see what you think. It might be just enough to look better without people thinking you look "different." Isn't that what we're after?

60s - keep it minimal. Good skin and just a touch of filler is best. No 60 year old has super plump lips, cheeks and absolutely no lines unless they've overdone it. Natural is the name of the game here so if you go for filler, don't get talked into 2 or 3 vials. Do one and assess the look for a few weeks. If you want/need more, go back. You can always add, but waiting for overdone filler to dissipate is no fun.

I first started filler and Botox in my late 30s. If I could do it again, I skip the filler (nasolabial lines) and only do a touch of Botox to keep my super expressive, deep forehead lines at bay. The filler was dumb. It might have helped in the moment, but I could have lived without it. Unfortunately, I didn't have some of the tools I now have. 

Those came around in my 40s and once I started using those, I realized I had more control over my collagen and didn't need so much outside help!



Now, in my 50s, I rarely get anything, although I do still like a touch of Botox in my 11 lines (forehead) as they get tend to get deep. (But this mask protocol is working great to beat those line and keep my collagen boosted!)

Otherwise, I dermaroll, microcurrent and red light + RF + good serums. This keeps me (mostly) where I want to be. I like glowing, clear, smooth skin. A little sag or line here and there is natural so I am cool with it.

I often am told (by doctors and others) that I look younger and have nice skin so I think I'm on the right track ... for me. I don't need to try to look 30 again. It's fake and way too much work and unhappiness to not accept myself as I am now...but try to make it the best me NOW I can be.

You do you.

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