Beyond SPF, many of the same ingredient rules you follow for your facial anti-aging routine apply to body care. Protection courtesy of antioxidants will support the work of your sunscreen while defending the skin against free radical damage that causes the deterioration of collagen, the protein responsible for firm skin. Dr. Imber recommends vitamin C in particular. “One should use a 15 percent L-ascorbic acid product to help build collagen and keep the skin of the hands and arms from thinning and aging,” he says.
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When eyelids are droopy it can cause you to look sleepy and tired. This can result from aging, genetics, or you...