Wrinkle reduction

Where do wrinkles come from?

From the age of 25, our skin changes as a result of reducing the amount of two basic building components: collagen and elastin. We notice changes in its firmness and elasticity, and the first wrinkles appear. The micro-aging process results from the work of mimic muscles, and photoaging is the result of radiation, mainly UV light. In the process of natural skin aging, when our body's regenerative tendencies decrease with age, collagen and elastin fibers become flabby. The skin becomes more susceptible to gravity, and unfortunately, sooner or later, wrinkles will appear in all or all of us if we do not prevent it.

Problems arising from wrinkles

First of all, wrinkles make many people uncomfortable and in the public opinion are a sign of aging, while everyone cares about a beautiful, young and healthy appearance. Therefore, to start reducing wrinkles, it is worth knowing what type of wrinkles we are dealing with. First of all, there are mimic wrinkles that arise at the site of facial muscles movements. In addition, there are also sun-wrinkles resulting from exposure to the sun's rays, and they may be accompanied by skin discoloration (photoaging process). In addition, there are also sleep wrinkles that result from the way you fit during sleep and gravitational wrinkles, i.e. those to which everyone is exposed. They are formed when the skin loses its firmness and density and is unable to resist gravity.