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How to Have Healthy Skin As You Age

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By starting a skincare regime early and protecting ourselves from
the damaging effects of the sun, we can have healthy looking skin
for many years to come.


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How to Have Healthy Skin As You Age
Copyright (c) 2009 Kevin Kielty
North Carolina Insurance
http://www.ncinsuranceplan.com



As we get older, two things affect the appearance of our skin.
One is our genetics and the other is the environment. The aging
of our skin begins in our 20's when the body slows the
production of new skin cells and produces less collagen and
elastin, which are the proteins that give skin its elasticity.
Evidence of these changes does not show u and and and and and and
and and p right away but later in life we start to see tiny
lines, and our skin begins to thin and become more dry. After age
50, many of us will begin to see "age spots", or "liver
spots". These are the large brown, freckle-like spots that
appear on the hands or arms.

Sun Protection

The number one environmental cause of aging skin is exposure to
sunlight. The sun's ultraviolet rays are harmful to the skin.
Frequent sunbathing and long-term exposure to sunlight actually
causes skin damage. The results are dry skin, wrinkles, and in
some cases, skin cancer.

Avoid long periods of sun exposure if possible but if you know
you are going to have to be outside for a long time, wear
clothing that protects your skin from potential sun damage. Wear
shirts with long sleeves, slacks, and sun hats with a brim wide
enough to protect your face. Limit your time outside during the
hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. because this is the time when the suns
rays are the most damaging.

Choose a sunscreen that has a sun protection factor or SPF of 15
or higher, and apply it 20 minutes before being exposed to the
sun. Remember to reapply it after getting out of the pool or
after doing any exercise that caused you to perspire.

Skin Care

A daily cleansing and moisturizing regime is important for skin
care. Avoid long hot baths or showers as they can dry out your
skin. Use a mild soap that does not excessively dry your skin.
Perfumes or dies, can irritate sensitive skin, so avoid these
when choosing your cleanser. Always remove makeup completely and
do not go to bed with makeup on. Do not pull the skin when drying
your face, just gently pat your skin dry.

Moisturize after cleaning your skin. Select a moisturizer with an
SPF of at least 15 to provide extra sun protection. Apply a
moisturizer before your skin is completely dry to help lock in
extra moisture. Choose a lotion that is free of perfumes or dies
to avoid irritating your skin.

Nutrition

Choose foods that will contribute to healthy skin. Vitamins A and
B can contribute to healthy looking hair, skin and nails.
Vitamins C and E can help protect the body from the damage of
free radicals and help to protect skin from the damaging effects
of the sun. The best way to ensure that you are getting all of
the necessary nutrients for healthy skin is to eat a variety of
foods from the USDA food pyramid.

While we cannot change the genetic aspects of normal aging, there
are many measures we can take to help keep our skin looking
healthy. By protecting ourselves from the sun, practicing daily
skincare and eating a balanced diet, we can look forward to
healthier looking skin into old age. 




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on health insurance.  If you are looking for rate quotes 
on health insurance in North Carolina, visit BCBSNC, also 
known as Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina 
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