Why is SPF important for preventing wrinkles?

SPF helps filter out UVA rays that lead to skin aging and UVB rays that cause sunburn, both of which contribute to wrinkles.

How can I protect my skin from sun exposure?

You can protect your skin by sitting in the shade and wearing a wide-brimmed hat when outdoors.

How does smoking affect my skin?

Cigarette smoke prematurely ages the skin and increases the risk of cancer and heart disease.

How to Turn Back the Clock on Wrinkles

Q: What causes fine lines and wrinkles?

Causes include genetics, being over 40 years old, and exposure to natural elements and pollution.

Q: How can I help prevent the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles?

You can help prevent fine lines and wrinkles by applying SPF daily, protecting yourself from the sun, and avoiding nicotine.

Can we stop the clock on aging skin?

You can’t stop the clock, but you can minimize the effect aging has on your skin, especially concerning fine lines and wrinkles.

What causes fine lines and wrinkles?

● Genetics

If your mom is prone to fine lines, you are likely to have them as well since we inherit intrinsic aging from our parents.

● Over 40 Years Old

When you’re over 40, natural oils, collagen, and elastin decrease, and fat stored beneath the skin’s surface starts to diminish, which are the main culprits of wrinkles.

● Natural Elements & Pollution

Sun exposure, free radicals from pollution, and smoke also contribute to fine lines and wrinkles on your face.

How can I help prevent the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles?

● SPF

Apply a broad spectrum sunscreen of at least SPF 15 daily. Broad spectrum products filter out both the UVA rays leading to skin aging and UVB rays causing sunburn.

● Protect Against the Sun

Sit in the shade and protect your face with a wide-brimmed hat when outdoors.

● No Nicotine

Stop smoking. Cigarette smoke prematurely ages skin and raises your risk for cancer and heart disease.

Turn Back the Clock on Fine Lines and Wrinkles