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As you turn 30, you need to adopt some new skincare habits to fight ageing problems

From eye cream to toner, check out 5 anti-ageing skincare products that you must add to your skincare routine

Skin is the largest organ of our body and we must take good care of it, especially as we grow older. Turning 30 is a pivotal point in everybody's life, your body, mind and soul go through several changes. Your skin starts showing ageing signs like wrinkles, fine lines, sagginess, large pores, uneven skin tones, dryness, etc. However, preventive skincare regime can fight all these ageing problems if you follow it to the core.

This is the perfect time to add anti-ageing products to your skincare regime. As the earlier you start taking care of your skin, the healthier it will look in the coming years. According to Dr Vijay Singhal, who is a skin specialist and dermatologist practising in Delhi, you need to make a gradual shift to anti-ageing products as you enter your 30s.

5 skincare habits to adopt when you enter the 30s:
1. Eye cream - Day and Night
The area around your eyes is the most sensitive skin of your face and it will show the first signs of ageing. Using targeted eye creams, both in morning and night skincare regime, can help you keep those ageing signs at bay. There are a ton of anti-ageing eye creams out there, you just need to find the one that is suitable for your skin.

2. Anti-ageing Serums

Believe it or not! Anti-ageing serums works wonder on your skin as it has concentrated vitamins and other good potions that effectively fight anti-ageing problems. Opt for a Vitamin C serum or Hyaluronic acid serum and use it twice a day after toner.

3. Exfoliator with Alpha Hydroxy acid

To hell your cell turnover, you should add an exfoliating product to your skincare that contains alpha hydroxy acid like glycolic acid, citric acid, or lactic acid. This will help exfoliate your skin gently and improve skin radiance. Do not use it more than twice a week.

4. SPF
SPF is an important skincare step which many people forget at many times. We usually forget that the sun is the biggest enemy of our skin as it can fasten the ageing process. Using a sunscreen above 40 SPF is mandatory for people living in hot areas. When you turn 30, it becomes more important to use sunscreen becomes you want to fight ageing signs. So, do not take your SPF lightly, lather it on your skin.

5. Pore Tightening Toner

Now, as you turn 30, switch your basic toner with an anti-ageing toner that fights enlarged pores specifically. Toners can help you tighten large pores, rebalance your skin and eliminate toxins while balancing your skin's PH levels.

Experts Recommend This Glowy Skincare Routine for 30-Somethings

Fact: We've been infatuated with the idea of aging gracefully ever since old-world explorers recounted indigenous myths of the magical fountain of youth. Scientifically speaking, it's not (yet) possible to actually turn back the clock, and beauty magazines like Allure have even committed to banning the phrase "anti-aging" entirely so as not to reinforce the idea that aging gracefully is a condition to be avoided. For those of us who prefer to find a middle ground by embracing the natural beauty process that comes with getting older, and taking advantage of everything science has to offer at our disposal, when it comes to skincare in your 30s it's never too late to adopt better habits.

The early 30s are the best time to begin incorporating more effective skincare products because the deep signs of aging—think fine lines, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation—often aren't visible quite yet, Manhattan-based dermatologist and founder of his namesake skincare brand Dennis Gross tells MyDomaine. "Scientific research shows that at age 30, collagen and elastin production starts to decline in quantity and quality. With age comes laugh lines, crow's feet, and a few creases. By implanting a consistent skin regimen, you can slow down these telltale signs of aging and improve the overall health of skin for decades to come."

Los Angeles–based celebrity esthetician Kat Rudu agrees, adding that it's not uncommon for people to take their skincare routine more seriously in their 30s after spotting their first wrinkle. "I think embracing natural beauty comes from within the person and how they think of themselves," she says. "If you know who you are and are living your truth in life, those are the most beautiful individuals—being and having their own identity."

When I work with any of my patients, I approach their aging concerns with a goal of helping them look fresh and 'undone'—a renewed version of themselves," says Gross. He points out that starting too late with anti-aging products and neglecting the eye area are the two big mistakes he sees patients make. If you're in your 30s and looking to start or amp up your skincare routine, there's plenty you can do.

Ready to get a handle on skincare in your 30s? Here, experts share their top preventative tips and the steps you should add to your regimen now.

The Skincare Routine for Your 30s

"A good customized routine is vital to your skin," explains Rudu, who created a pure biotic (meaning, derived mostly from plants) vegan skincare line that focuses on replenishing skin at a cellular level. She recommends cleaning your face in the morning and at night using a combination of cream and oil cleansers. Layering lightweight products is also key in building your regimen, she says. Here, she and Gross map out one daily routine to try:

Cleanser: Use an oil cleanser first, followed by a cream cleanser—this is the best way to diminish the appearance of pores, says Rudu. She recommends using her Coco Honey Cleanser, "a silky combination of botanical oils and enzymes with cleansing properties."
Vitamin C serum: This is meant to lock in the subsequent products you'll be using, says Rudu. She and Gross both recommend using a vitamin C serum, a preventative step that "diminishes sunspots and boosts collagen, and naturally restores skin's youthful texture."
Facial oil: Massage onto your face after serum.
Serum with hyaluronic or amino acids: Hyaluronic acid helps make skin softer and smoother by boosting its moisture and elasticity, while amino acids can help reduce the appearance of everything from sun damage to lines and wrinkles. "My Liquid Lift, for example, is made with wild geranium and organic Gotu kola to increase brightness and prevent signs of aging by plumping skin," Rudu says.
Eye cream: "The periorbital skin around the eye area is prone to a phenomenon called solar elastosis, or breakdown of collagen and elasticity," explains Gross. "Because skin in this area is so thin [and delicate], there is a paradoxical need for a specially formulated cream that is both strong yet gentle." He also recommends "harnessing the power of LED light" by using SpectraLite EyeCare Pro for three minutes a day to help reduce crow's feet near the eyes and even lines between the brows.
Moisturizer: Gross and Rudu agree that finishing with a moisturizer is key to keeping skin looking youthful and radiant. Rudu recommends looking for a product made with botanical, plant-based ingredients, and Gross suggests using an oil-free moisturizer for acne-prone or oily skin and a vitamin C–packed moisturizer for normal or dry skin types.
Skincare experts also recommend working in the following steps one to three times per week at night:
Gel or cream mask: Depending on your skin type, Rudu recommends avoiding mud masks because "they can pull on your skin like glue. Anything that is pulling on your skin as you remove it is not supporting anti-aging."
Exfoliator: "A healthy rate of skin cell renewal is one of the key components of radiant and even-toned skin," says Gross. He suggests using products with alpha- or beta-hydroxy acids that help build skin-firming collagen. Rudu recommends incorporating a retinol- or natural plant-based exfoliator two to three times per week to help shed dead skin.

Essential Skincare Ingredients for 30-Somethings

According to Gross and Rudu, the following ingredients are essential for building an effective skincare routine in your 30s:

Vitamin C: As mentioned above, this ingredient is key for any anti-aging skincare routine. Especially when applied topically, vitamin C is "proven to be one of the strongest catalysts of collagen growth [and] helps to brighten those 'tired' eyes," explains Gross.
Retinoids: A derivative of vitamin A, "retinoids are also an important part of the anti-aging arsenal. They stimulate the production of new skin cells and inhibit the body's natural enzymes that break down collagen," says Gross. He recommends using his Ferulic + Retinol Eye Cream, one of the best-selling products that his clients swear by

Peptides, hyaluronic acid, and antioxidants: These ingredients address collagen and elasticity loss and "deliver deep hydration to the cellular level," says Rudu.
Alpha- and beta-hydroxy acids (AHAs and BHAs): "Acids can be a scary word, but they are a skin's best friend," explains Gross. Rudu recommends using products with glycolic, hyaluronic, furlic, and oleic acids, which help to exfoliate the skin, pe*****te the skin, and boost collagen production.
Invasive and Non-Invasive Treatments

If you're looking to incorporate invasive and non-invasive treatments, your late 30s are the best time to explore them, says Gross. Here's what he suggests:

Non-invasive treatments: For those looking to avoid needles, options like SmoothBeam laser treatments "stimulate collagen production and fight wrinkles without downtime," he says.
Invasive treatments: "Collagen injections, hyaluronic acid fillers, and Botox are all options to fill in or deplete lines and wrinkles," he says. "For deep lines, you have the option of using fillers like Restylane."
Other Habits to Protect and Rejuvenate Your Skin

On top of maintaining a consistent routine in the morning and night, Rudu also suggests the following:

Use foundation with SPF: "It has been said that abstaining from foundation is beneficial for the skin," says Rudu. "I believe, however, that using a thick foundation with [sunscreen] is extremely preventative for skin damage concerns because it protects the epidermis even deeper than using an SPF alone." If you're not a fan of foundation, be sure you're using some sort of sun protection that blocks both UVA and UVB rays with an SPF factor of at least 30.
Exercise regularly: Oxygenating your blood by staying active is also key for keeping skin healthy in your 30s, Rudu says. The New York Times, who reported research on the same topic, tends to agree.

Refrigerators keep our food fresh, but could the same be said for our beauty products? There are a plethora of reasons to store our precious cargo in cooler space. The most common are when warmer temps, brought on by indoor heat during the winter or lack of air conditioning in the summer, cause hair and makeup formulas to break down.

Leaving our mascara next to our milk definitely takes some getting used to, but the pros far outweigh the cons. And since we’re in the dead of winter and your heat is likely on blast, you’ve probably already contemplated making room on your refrigerator shelves. Ahead, several pros share everything you should know about keeping your beauty products cool year-round.

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Why Refrigerate?
Let’s start with the good stuff. According to Julie Fredrickson, CEO and Founder of Stowaway Cosmetics, keeping makeup in a cool, dry place without excessive sunlight is a great way to prevent product breakdown; especially cream or water-based ones.

“I’ve been known to store BB cream, concealer, and lipsticks in my fridge,” she says. “If you have an oil-based product though, be careful as coconut oil will go solid on you. Stowaway’s Creaseless Concealer has coconut oil in it and if I keep it in the fridge too long, it takes extra warm up time in my hands to spread evenly.”

Fredrickson also adds that you should be careful about taking things in and out of the fridge a lot, since constant changes in temperature can be rough on formulation. With that being said, the refrigerator is best for products that don’t get a ton of use.

If you’re using natural skin care products, the benefits are even greater. According to Tina Hedges, founder of LOLI Beauty, preservative-free finds kept in a fridge can better ward off bacteria and prolong shelf life.

“With LOLI, we are waterless (we never use plain water as an ingredient) and for our toners or floral waters, we add organic grape alcohol — moonshine! — that’s ingestible,” she says. “Even so, it’s definitely a wise decision to place hydrosols or floral waters in the refrigerator if you want to keep them for more than 3 months, which we don’t advise as products should be fresh like food.”

To that same-point, do-it-yourself products, like face masks made with food ingredients, should always be refrigerated and discarded after three to five days. Hedges says, “Our rule of thumb is ‘would you eat or drink a smoothie you made a week ago, even if you kept it refrigerated?'”

“Fruits oxidize when exposed to oxygen, and yogurt or other fermented products like kombucha turn rancid once they are expose to air and heat. If a non-natural skincare product with tons of preservatives are left in the heat, chances are nothing will happen — but that is still not a guarantee since the product may have been previously contaminated with the consumer dripping dirty or wet fingers into the lotion.”

Overall, heat will change the structure and composition of ingredients, so it would be wise to start moving some things into your refrigerator. Ahead are more ways to keep your go-to products in tip-top shape.

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Eyeliner: Create a more precise line along the eyes by placing your eye pencil in the ice box for 20 minutes before use. That way, it can be sharpened to a precision tip, says Petra Strand, founder of Pixi by Petra.

Eye Cream: Bonnie Ndoci, an esthetician and owner of Facials by Bonnie tells all of her patients to keep their eye creams in the refrigerator. Doing so enhances their potency and effectiveness and cold temperatures will typically aid in reducing puffiness. Always remember: Cold constricts and heat expands. Apply that rule to beauty products and you’ll see the added benefit when chilled!

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Perfume: Many of us get into the habit of keeping our perfume on our bathroom vanity – putting it in direct contact with the steam, heat, and humidity from our shower and heat tools! Air, heat and light are all not friends of perfume. If you store the perfume in the fridge, you’ll protect the scent for much longer!

Anything with Vitamin C: If any of your products contain vitamin C, refrigerate them. Blue Mercury CEO Marla Malcolm Beck says vitamin C targets dull skin to create a radiant complexion, promoting skin elasticity and protecting the skin from environmental stressors. Refrigerating this type of treatment serum, such as M-61 Vitablast C, will keep the vitamins from breaking down or oxygenizing, which would potentially change the formula.

Nail Polish: Anyone who has ever had to deal with thick, melted nail polish knows how dangerous heat can be to the product’s properties. Keeping your favorite shade in the fridge will keep itfresh and easy to apply for much longer!

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Moisturizers: Anyone who has red skin (erythema or rosacea) should chill all moisturizers, including those with SPF and Titanium Dioxide. According to esthetician Scott-Vincent Borba. doing so will help calm the skin instantly when applied. It’s like having a cold compress on the skin.

Toner:Put your toner in the fridge for a refreshing skin treat, especially in the summer. This precious jolt of a chill will awaken the senses, tighten pores, and refresh makeup, says Allison Tray of Tres Belle Spa in Brooklyn, New York.

Masks: For an extra cooling and soothing effect, put masks in the refrigerator one hour prior to use, says celebrity esthetician Renee Rouleau.

Lipstick: Over time, heat is going to cause that lipstick to break down and melt. If you have a very favorite shade you want to stock up on, keeping it chilled is the best possible way to make sure it goes the distance.

Steps on how to use Optimals.

Step 1 - Cleanse
Apply Gel Wash or Cleansing Foam to wet face in the morning and evening, massage in, then rinse of with water. Follow with Toner. Avoid eye area.
Step 2 - Eyes
Apply Eye Cream every morning and evening to cleansed skin.
Step 3 - Boost
Use serum twice a day, morning and evening, on cleansed skin. Avoid direct contact with eyes.
Step 4 - Moisturise
Apply the Day Fluid/Day Cream every morning, and the Night Cream every evening, to cleansed skin. Avoid eye area. https://tz.oriflame.com/skincare/optimals-routine