We refer to mature skin when the skin begins to show visible signs related to aging and physiological changes: loss of elasticity, more pronounced wrinkles, sagging, uneven complexion, dryness, or discomfort. These changes are natural and part of the skin's life cycle.
Understanding the needs of mature skin
Over time, the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid decreases. The skin can become thinner, drier, and less firm. It then needs:
enhanced hydration to maintain its comfort,
firming and smoothing active ingredients to support its elasticity,
antioxidants to preserve the radiance of the complexion,
nourishing skincare to maintain the skin barrier.
Products such as AA Collagen 1.5% Serum, Spilanthes Vegetable Concentrated Serum, Pro Collagen & Copper Peptide Serum Pearls, and Vegan Collagen & Spilanthes Rich Cream support the skin during this phase by targeting firmness and comfort.
Difference between mature skin and aged skin
Mature skin does not correspond to a specific age. It can appear in your thirties or later, depending on your lifestyle, sun exposure, and genetics. Aged skin, on the other hand, generally shows more established signs (deep wrinkles, marked sagging). The most important thing is not your actual age, but the real needs of your skin.
What routine should you adopt if you have mature skin?
A consistent and regular routine is essential to support skin changes. Follow these four steps every day:
Gently cleanse: Choose a cleansing oil or gentle cleanser followed by a suitable hydrosol to preserve the hydrolipidic film.
Apply a targeted serum: Depending on your needs, we recommend Hyaluronic Acid Concentrated Serum or Hyaluronic Acid Serum Pearls to plump; the Copper Peptide & Pro-Elastin Serum or Optimized Retinal to support firmness; the 10% Vitamin C & Astaxanthin Serum to restore radiance⟪; and the Hordatine & Licorice Extract Anti-Dark Spot Serum to even out skin tone.
Nourish and protect: You can use a suitable cream such as Hyaluronic Acid & Polyglutamic Acid Cream or Vegan Collagen & Spilanthes Rich Cream to seal in moisture. A precious face oil can complete the ritual.
Take care of the eye contour area: This area is thinner and more fragile, so you can use the Theine & Hyaluronic Acid Eye Contour Cream to help smooth and refresh the eye area.
A complete ritual, from skincare to massage
Combining your skincare with techniques such as massage with Gua Sha or a rose quartz mushroom helps stimulate microcirculation and optimize product application.
Frequency of complementary treatments
For gentle exfoliation: do not exceed once a week.
For nourishing or plumping masks: 1 to 2 times per week as needed.
To personalize your routine and better understand your needs, take our beauty diagnosis: Beauty diagnosis
Key ingredients for mature skin care
Certain active ingredients are particularly valued in dedicated routines:
Hyaluronic acid: helps maintain hydration and plumpness in the skin.
Collagen and peptides: help improve the appearance of firmness and elasticity.
Spilanthes plant extract: a natural active ingredient known for its smoothing effect.
In addition to a cosmetic routine, solutions such as Anti-Aging Skin Complex or Marine Collagen can be incorporated into a comprehensive beauty approach.
Mistakes to avoid for mature skin
Using skincare products that are not sufficiently nourishing
A texture that is too light can accentuate the feeling of tightness. It is important to adapt the richness of mature skin care to the desired level of comfort.
Using too many anti-aging active ingredients without consistency
Layering too many powerful active ingredients (retinal, AHA, vitamin C, etc.) without progression can weaken the skin. It is better to structure your routine and introduce mature skin care products gradually.
Neglecting the neck and décolleté
These areas are often overlooked, even though they have the same needs as the face. Apply your serums and creams all the way down to the décolleté.
