Anti-ageing

Both intrinsic (genetic) and extrinsic (environmental) factors contribute to the ageing of the skin, resulting in alterations to its texture, appearance and overall integrity. Intrinsic ageing is driven by the natural decline in cellular functions, such as reduced collagen synthesis, while extrinsic factors like UV exposure, pollution and oxidative stress accelerate the breakdown of structural proteins, leading to visible signs of ageing, including wrinkles, skin thinning and uneven tone.

To mitigate these effects, the skin requires targeted interventions that support the preservation of its extracellular matrix, maintain hydration homeostasis and promote cellular regeneration. These actions help combat the visible signs of ageing, restoring a more youthful, revitalised appearance by enhancing skin resilience, improving structural integrity and refining overall texture.