It’s important to know that skin ageing can be broken down into two categories. Intrinsic ageing (i.e., genetic) leads to a decline in collagen production starting in your late twenties, as well as a loss of skin hydration. Extrinsic ageing (external aggressors such as UV rays, stress, pollution, etc.), on the other hand, fuels inflammation and oxidation. Therefore, with the goal of slowing this skin degradation and preventing the signs of ageing as much as possible , it makes sense to ask yourself which anti-ageing serum to choose.
So, it may be time to incorporate an anti-ageing serum into your routine if you want to prevent one or more of the following issues.
A dull complexion, the main sign of slowing skin cell renewal.
The appearance of brown spots (hyperpigmentation) and white spots (hypopigmentation).
Atrophy of the dermis and epidermis, meaning their gradual thinning.
The appearance of a sallow, pale complexion, associated with sluggish blood microcirculation.
The gradual loss of skin suppleness and firmness, occurring alongside the deepening of wrinkles.
Dehydration, which causes additional fine lines, discomfort, and a parchment-like skin texture.





























