Skin Type Guide
Premature Ageing Skin
Premature ageing is the unnatural, accelerated ageing of the skin. It can, however, be both prevented and treated with professional skincare treatments and the correct home-care prescription. The signs of premature skin ageing are often quite visible and include fine lines, environmental damage and an impaired hydrolipid barrier (the natural oil layer on the skin).
Most of the damage from premature ageing may not be immediately visible on the surface of the skin, but instead become apparent later on. Prematurely aged skin typically shows fine lines and superficial wrinkles. Signs of premature ageing can include dry or dehydrated skin, occasional breakouts, increased sensitivity, and damage to the skin's protective barrier. Additionally, early signs of sun damage and skin discolouration may be visible. Premature ageing is not solely caused by one factor, but is influenced by various environmental, hormonal, and physiological factors. However, the sun's UVA rays are known to cause the most damage, penetrating deep into the skin and often referred to as 'ageing rays'. High levels of UVA exposure can lead to darkening, pigmentation, and acceleration of the ageing process, resulting in scaly, dry, wrinkled, and leathery skin with dark patches. Other factors that contribute to premature ageing include stress, lack of sleep, smoking, pollution, and incorrect use of cosmetics and makeup with high chemical content.
By using Kalahari home-care and professional treatment protocols, you can effectively address signs of premature ageing and rejuvenate your skin. The Phyto-effective™ formulas are enriched with superior antioxidants, vitamins, peptides, hyaluronic acid, and other active ingredients to boost collagen and elastin production and combat free radicals. This comprehensive approach ensures your skin becomes healthy and radiant.
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