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With time, natural ageing leads to wrinkles and expression lines. These typically follow from collagen loss, sun exposure, stress and everyday habits such as repeated facial movement.
Acne is a dermatological condition that affects people of all ages, though it is especially common among adolescents and young adults. Many adults between 30 and 40 also deal with acne, which may relate to hormonal factors, stress, diet or unsuitable skincare.
Under-eye circles and laxity of the skin around the eyes are common concerns, particularly between the ages of 30 and 70. Over time, ageing, stress, lack of sleep and genetics can all contribute.
Dehydrated skin often shows visible signs: fine lines, laxity and uneven tone. Melasma, which appears as darker patches on the face, can be persistent and difficult to manage.
Sun exposure, pollution, stress and natural ageing can lead to dehydration, sun spots and melasma, most often between the ages of 30 and 70. These show up as dry skin, loss of elasticity and areas of uneven pigmentation.
