For many women, skincare after 40 stops being about chasing a temporary glow and starts becoming more about something deeper such as support, structure, and long-term skin health.
As, one of the biggest changes after 40 is collagen depletion, which affects firmness, elasticity, and facial volume. Experts say topical products alone cannot fully rebuild what naturally declines with age.
Collagen is a vital protein that provides structure, elasticity, and hydration to the skin, with benefits including reduced wrinkles, improved firmness, and increased moisture retention. Supplementing with collagen peptides (1–12 grams daily) can stimulate natural collagen production, potentially reversing signs of aging over 4–12 weeks. (This information is derived from Google)
A solid skincare routine helps maintain, hydration, glow, skin barrier, smooth texture, and overall skin health.
To build what time has changed, skin needs a stacked strategy including skincare, botox for movement lines, laser and injectables for collagen boosts.
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How to treat collagen loss:
Treating collagen loss involves a combination of stimulating new production, protecting existing fibers, and potentially using clinical procedures for more significant results.
Skincare and Topicals:
· Retinoids (Vitamin A derivatives)
· Vitamin C Serums
· Peptides
· Hyaluronic Acid
Clinical Procedures:
· Micro needling
· Laser and energy treatments
· Chemical peels
Diet and Lifestyle:
· Prioritize high protein foods
· Daily sun protection
· Collagen supplements
· Quitting smoking and reducing sugar
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24NewsHD believes there should be a balanced approach encouraged towards aging, focusing not only on appearance but also on maintaining overall skin health and strength over time.
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