How to Hydrate Aging Skin

1. Stop Using Harsh Face Washes.

Many traditional face washes contain a lot of chemicals that can be especially dehydrating to aging skin. As hormones change, the skin needs a way to lock in hydration.

 

2. Add a Hyaluronic Acid Serum to your routine.

Hyaluronic Acid Serum holds 1000 times its weight in water, which ensures your skin remains plump and hydrated.

 

3. Exfoliate.

Radiant Skin requires routine exfoliation to remove dead skin cells.  Regular exfoliation aids in the absorption of moisturizers and serums.

 

4. Overnight Nourishment.

Apply natural, nourishing oils, like Rosehip Oil, Carrot Seed Oil and Bakuchiol (natural retinol alternative) to nourish and restore your skin overnight. The rich ingredients work to rejuvenate your skin and complexion overnight.

 

5. Use Antioxidant-Rich Serum.

Serums rich in Antioxidants, like Vitamin C Serum help can be a game changer if you have dry, dull or mature skin. High quality antioxidant serums can brighten and plump your skin, and help with hyperpigmentation and dry spots.