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My natural beauty is fading away slowly!

User Profile: oliveMoon6891
oliveMoon6891 October 12th, 2024

I am into my early 40's, happily single,living with my family.


In recent days I noticed, that the glow in my face is fading away, and I can see wrinkled skin everywhere.


Please help and guide me,how to maintain glowness of my face skin.


Thanks!


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User Profile: Heather225
Heather225 October 18th, 2024

@oliveMoon6891

there's a lot of different things you can try! firstly, do you use lotions or serums? do you use sunscreen?

User Profile: VioletteB82
VioletteB82 October 19th, 2024

@oliveMoon6891 Hi Olive! I am also in my early 40's and noticed the same thing but there were a few things that were adding to my lack luster glow: Lack of sleep, dehydration, poor diet, depression, and the wrong products and makeup.

Our skin is no longer the same and the way we have been caring for or lack there of has now changed. Hydration and protection is KEY. What you put in your body will now show 10-fold. Its taken me about 6 months to see a markable difference but all of these changes combined did it for me. Try different things and be consistent and patient. Youve got this.

User Profile: CallumKing2000
CallumKing2000 October 19th, 2024

I've seen these face mask things that you can buy on amazon they go around the forehead area I was thinking of buying due to another reason but it says that it helps stop wrinkles in both men and women I mean they are not cheap but if you use amazon maybe u could take a look. Best wishes. Cal. 

User Profile: NyxyStyx1978
NyxyStyx1978 October 19th, 2024

Moisturizer is now your best friend. I’m 46 by the way so i know where you’re coming from. Also as stated before your makeup may need to change because your skin changes. I try to find something with skin care in it. Primer with blurring properties. And the pink powder trend does work, I use the elf one. Also L’Oréal lumi glotion mixed into your foundation gives a good glow.