Skin Types – Consultation
Facial care for mature skin from 50 onwards
Firm and elastic skin on the face is associated with a youthful appearance. But as we get older, the tension and support of our skin decrease, and it tends to become dry. The pigments in the facial skin also become increasingly unevenly distributed, leading to age spots. Here, we reveal how to find the best face cream for you after 50, and what you should consider when cleansing and caring for mature skin.
From around the age of 45, expression lines are usually clearly visible. Nasolabial folds also become more pronounced as connective tissue loses strength with age, and pigmentation spots increasingly appear on the face.
If you wonder what the skin lacks most after 50 years, one answer would definitely be: moisture! Because as you age, sebum production decreases and mature skin tends to become drier.
When choosing the right face cream for mature skin, you should look for rich formulas. The reason is that the production of moisturizing substances decreases and the skin needs more moisture added through daily care.
What care is suitable for mature skin?
A gentle facial toner also helps to deeply cleanse the skin without drying it out.
Once a week, you can additionally use a peeling, which not only supports the removal of old skin cells but also ensures that the skin can absorb care ingredients even better. If you apply it in the evening and combine it with an intensive care mask, you help your skin receive care ingredients overnight.
Which serums are suitable for skin over 50 years old?
Here you should use a moisturizing serum that you apply in the morning before your day care.
Care routine for mature skin: eye cream & night care
The best eye cream for 50+ should offer a rich formula, such as our MY AGE Eye & Lip Contour Cream.
Since the skin is especially receptive in the evening, the nightly skincare routine should now be carried out with special care: a regenerating night care and an intensive care mask once or twice a week are part of the standard routine for well-cared-for mature skin from around age 45.
Which ingredients for mature skin?
In the morning
Moisten your face so that the cleansing milk can be optimally distributed and worked into the damp skin. Then rinse your face with lukewarm water and gently pat it dry with a clean towel.
A moisturizing serum is applied before the day cream. The day cream should contain moisturizing ingredients and ideally also a sun protection factor.
If your preferred day cream does not contain SPF, you can apply a facial sunscreen after the day cream has absorbed to protect your skin from aging UV rays and prevent pigmentation spots.
In the evening
After a long day, your skin will benefit from thorough care. Take your time and be especially careful with your skin care routine in the evening. Any makeup and dirt can be removed in the evening with micellar water.
A mild facial toner restores the skin’s balance after the rich cleansing routine.
Now you can carefully apply a regenerating night care to your face. Don’t forget your neck. Apply a little of the night cream there as well and work it in from the collarbone upwards towards the chin with gentle strokes.
Our Natural Beauty for mature skin from 50 onwards
Our My Age care series includes, among other things, face cream for mature skin from 50 years old. Of course, this face cream for mature skin can also be used from 60 or 70 years old.
At a glance: What your skin needs from age 50
The most important points summarized briefly for you
- The characteristics of mature skin from age 50 include reduced firmness, lack of elasticity, as well as dryness and pigmentation spots
- Cleaning products should have replenishing properties that provide your skin with both cleansing and care, as your skin tends to dry out more from 45-50 years old
- For skincare, you should use regenerating and rich products that provide your skin with long-lasting moisture
- Pay attention to care and gentle methods in skincare to avoid further stressing your skin