Aging can affect your skin in various ways. You may notice wrinkles, dry skin, or other changes, such as age spots. There are ways you can protect your skin and decrease your risk of certain skin ...

The goal is not to chase youth—it’s to slow unnecessary damage.

Believe it or not, “aging” doesn’t begin in your 60s. But there’s something about your 60s that kicks the whole process into high gear. This decade marks a new set of woes, from wrinkles to flaky, ...

Hormones help regulate many important functions in the body, including skin moisture, oil production, blood flow, and nail strength. When hormone levels change or become imbalanced, these effects may ...

Share on Pinterest A new study suggests a healthy skin microbiome could help improve signs of skin aging, such as transepidermal water loss. Rob and Julia Campbell/Stocksy A new study revealed a ...

Nutrient deficiencies and excesses, along with environmental factors, significantly impact skin health and aging. Establishing a link between nutrition and skin health is challenging due to ...

According to the pros, a routine that protects and repairs starts with the basics—including a gentle cleanser—and leaves room for targeted, active ingredients that don’t irritate the skin. Moisture is ...

Hydration is the foundation for keeping your complexion looking fresh and feeling comfortable. Drinking enough water daily helps your cells repair faster and maintain their elasticity over time.

NEW YORK — Targeted at fundamental processes that control skin aging, several therapies are currently being tested for the promise of a regulatory-granted antiaging indication, according to an update ...