Your skin does need a regularly good maintenance by aging and when you are on certain medication as well.

Your skin does need a regularly good maintenance by aging and... when you are on certain medications.

Insulin: High insulin levels accelerate wrinkling of the skin

Estrogen: Loss of estrogen, which naturally occurs with age, makes your skin thinner and less elastic

Testosterone: Excessive testosterone may result in acne on the face, chest, or back

DHEA: Low levels of DHEA makes your skin dry, irritated, and dehydrated

Melatonin: Guards from UV radiation and repairs burned, damaged skin

Progesterone: It often begins to decline in women in their mid to late 30s, which leaves your skin looking dull and lacking luster.

Growth Hormones: Makes your skin sag - especially your chin and above the knees

Further we can state that your skin has to deal with a lot of external chemicals. In the air and even in some washing powders. The use of good cosmetical products is no more a "fancy" habit but becomes more and more a necessity.

Some of the basics are hyaluronic acid (HA) which is a top nati-wrinkle product and without any doubt products that take acids out of skin. Cosmetic products with hydrogen are here the best choise.

Prof Guy Van Elsacker DrSc. www.science4thefutute.com