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Micro-NeedlingThe first option is derma rolling or micro-needling, which has become more popular with the release of at-home tools appearing last year, although I think I'd much rather have a professional welding the derma roller than myself! Micro-needling, as the name would suggest, involves microsurgical needles that cause micro-injuries within the skin to encourage the skins natural abilities to repair itself, resulting in new collagen production, an increase in the elasticity of the skin and potentially an improvement to the appearance of scars such as acne scarring. If you suffer from acne scarring from your teen years, I think micro-needling might be an option to consider.
Skin Hydration TreatmentsAnti-ageing is something I'm starting to consider in my late twenties but I don't think that any drastic or invasive treatments are needed at this age. However, skin hydration levels, which can affect the appearance of very fine lines is something I do need to address. I've had eczema for over ten years until the start of 2019, so hydration was as an aspect of my skincare that I always needed to consider as eczema makes the skin look and feel as though it has never encountered water or moisturiser! Thankfully I haven't had any eczema on my face since February 2019 but dryness is still a slight issue for me, especially as we are still in the depths of winter. I personally didn't know that skin hydration treatments such as the new Juvéderm Volite treatment existed! The treatment involves the injection of a hyaluronic acid-based gel within various areas of the skin which hydrates, firms and supports the skin while also stimulating collagen production.
Sun ProtectionLast but not least is something we all need to consider, regardless of age, sun protection. I'm one of those people who always forgets to use SPF, even on holiday, which is awful and it's something I need to be more mindful of. Heliocare is an Aesthetic Award winning UV protection product which was voted as the number one sunscreen by medical aesthetic practitioners and the medical aesthetic industry. Sun damage can influence the appearance of the skin and it can accelerate the skin ageing process so it's an important factor to consider in your twenties in order to protect your skin for the future.
Have you tried any of these skin treatments or procedures? Would you consider any in the future?
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I could totally do with a hydration treatment right now! The winter is playing havoc with my skin. I've never tried micro-needling though, it's something I do want to try! xo
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Micro needling sounds quite interesting
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I’ve seen people get amazing results with micro needling and I’d love to try it!
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If there's one thing I'd tell 20-something me that would be to wear SPF EVERY DAY!!!
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I definitely need to use SPF more! x
ReplyDeleteTiffany x www.foodandotherloves.co.uk
Some really useful tips here x
ReplyDeleteI think I'd only ever so the sun protection because I know how important that is x
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I definitely need a skin hydration treatment x
ReplyDeleteI agree with all of these. I love my derma-roller and SPF is so important x
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I love using my Derma roller. It was an odd feeling at first.
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I might not be in my 20s anymore but I'm definitely using these in my 30s! It's so important to look after your skin and I'm trying to do it more often than not. As much as I love the sound of more hydration, I'm too much of a wuss to have needles near my face! xD
ReplyDeleteIt does sound really cool - I might need to have a look!
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I've always wondered about micro blading but I'm so scared my skin is gonna react. I tend to just stick to facials xx
ReplyDeleteSo helpful! I'm such an advocate for a good skincare routine at any age xx
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