Skin

Age and your skin
As you age, the collagen in the dermis of your skin gradually loses water, causing the skin to lose its elasticity and flexibility.

Your skin in your thirties
During your thirties, any persistent skin breakouts should dwindle. In their place will be the first signs of ageing.

Your skin in your fifties
By the time you hit fifty, you’re ageing. It’s undeniable. But while your skin is becoming thinner and losing elasticity, there's no need to look old.

Your skin in your twenties
The twenties are likely to see your skin at its best. You probably survived the agony of acne and your skin is clear, your pores invisible, and your complexion even and taut.

Your skin in your forties
The big four-oh can be an emotional milestone, but it’s also an important time for your skin. You’ll notice that your skin tone is a little duller and your pores look bigger.

Your skin in your sixties and beyond
Inevitably, your skin will be more lax and prone to excess folds of skin and jowls once you’re in your sixties.