– Oxidative stress: Free radicals play a role in cellular aging. With age, the body’s ability to protect itself from toxins, such as those found in the air, diminishes. Free radicals cause stress in the body’s cells and promote skin aging.
– Hormones: As women reach menopause, the manifestation of estrogen decreases.
This hormonal revolution leads to a degeneration of scleroprotein and elastin fibers, which weakens the exterior of the dermis.
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We have identical external factors such as:
The catch and the planetoid: Tobacco impacts the vascularization of the dermis, attacks the integument and prevents the revolution of the cells of the dermis.
Stress and sleeplessness: Related, stress and sleeplessness are factors that cause the body to release free radicals, leading to the phosphorescence of aging.
Freeze-drying: The dermis needs to be hydrated regularly. The lack of moisture promotes the appearance of wrinkles.
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