How to Tailor Your Skincare as You Age with RoC Skincare Products

Ladies if you’re like me, you tend to stick to the same skincare brand because you like how their products work. If you have been following me for some time now you will realize that for the last few years I have been using only one skincare brand, RoC Skincare.

As we get older we need to tailor our skincare to the needs of our skin. This is not a one size fits all solution for our skin. Each one of us has different issues with our skin as we have gotten older. Today I’m going to help you tailor your skincare with RoC Skincare Products!

Skincare is personal — or at least, it should be. After all, each of us has different skin types, tones, textures, concerns, and goals. One person may look for a facial moisturizer to help stave off fine lines, while another needs to use one that boosts hydration. Someone might turn to serum to help calm irritation and redness, while another person wants one that can brighten and tighten the skin. You get the idea. What’s more, our skin and its needs are not stagnant—the extra moisture it craves during the dry wintertime may not be what it needs during the humid summer months, for example.

How to Tailor Your Skincare as you Age with RoC® Skincare

Not sure what product is right for you? Roc has a wonderful quiz for you to take to find out what product is right for you!

Take the Regimen Finder quiz!

RoC® Skincare Products for Wrinkles, Dryness, and Dehydration

I have been using RoC® RETINOL CORREXION^® for my daily skincare for the last 2 years because it’s extremely dry but recently added Roc’s new addition MULTI CORREXION^® Hydrate & Plump as an addition to my retinol routine. These are my dynamic duos!

Recently I was told by a plastic surgeon last spring to use retinol products for my wrinkles and dry dehydrated skin. He also recommended using a hyaluronic acid product to plump and hydrate my dry skin.

Hyaluronic Acid quenches thirsty, deflated skin to plump away visible lines & wrinkles. Along with hydrating the skin and preventing dehydration, hyaluronic acid provides an environment that keeps wrinkles away.

Retinol is a retinoid, a derivative of vitamin A. Retinol accelerates the removal of old, dull skin cells on the surface revealing fresh, new ones. The result is vibrant and healthier-looking skin.

Read about the benefits of combining these two products in this article.

RoC® Skincare for Your Daily Routine

Brighten and Reduce Wrinkles with Vitamin C

Vitamin C is the latest golden child for skincare that promotes collagen production. This protein is naturally present in your skin and helps keep it from sagging. But your body slows down collagen production as you age. Vitamin C applied to the skin can encourage new collagen to grow.

It also has the potential to thicken the dermis, diminish fine lines, and is essential for firm, youthful skin.  On top of that, vitamin C is an antioxidant, meaning it protects skin cells from damaging free radicals caused by UV exposure.

WARNING: Be Careful not to use it with Retinol Products!!!

Go easy if you want to use a vitamin C serum along with other acidic skincare products like retinol. Together they could irritate your skin. Consider using them on alternating days rather than at the same time.

Get Your Glow on with RoC Skincare’s Revive + Glow Collection

 

Crepey Skin Solution for Face & Neck

If you’re over 60 like me have you developed a turkey neck?  “Turkey neck” is a rather unglamorous term for wrinkled, sagging skin on the neck, which is a common side effect of aging. It occurs when your neck muscles begin weakening and your skin loses its elasticity, or ability to stretch and stay tight.

Sun damage is the most common cause of crepey skin, but it certainly isn’t the only cause. Crepey skin can also result from aging, a lack of moisture, excessive weight loss, or any combination of these.

When skin loses collagen and elastin—proteins that are responsible for fending off fine lines—the skin can appear saggy, crinkled, and loose.

RoC^®️ Multi Correxion^®️ Crépe Repair Cream

I noticed my neck and decolletage area has really shown signs of aging and wanted a skin cream that addresses my crepey skin. I have been using the RoC^®️ Multi Correxion^®️ Crépe Repair Cream for my neck.

With a powerful blend of our unique Hexyl-R Complex™ & Moisturizing Extracts this rich cream instantly hydrates and smooths dry, crépey skin, plumping creases, and filling out lines & wrinkles.

I apply the cream daily right after I shower. It’s rich and feels great on my neck and decolletage.

Yes, you can go to a doctor for botox, fillers, laser resurfacing treatments, and surgery to tighten your neck. But I prefer to use this repair cream to hydrate my sun-damaged and aging skin.

Have you tried using a serum for your face?

I bet you have seen a lot of serums on the shelves in the skincare section of your favorite store. But do you really know what they are or how to use them?

What is a Serum?

Thinner than a face oil and less creamy than a moisturizer, serums are light, fast-absorbing liquids consisting of large quantities of ingredients that offer high order skin benefits designed to easily penetrate the skin. They’re easy to apply and work best when tapped into damp skin after cleansing when the face is clean and product-free.

A serum’s list of benefits is long, from improving the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles to delivering antioxidants that protect skin from aging environmental damage and soothing sensitive skin. Since it absorbs quickly into your skin, adding a serum to your skincare routine couldn’t be easier.

When to Apply a Serum

Generally, the consensus among dermatologists is that your serum should be applied before your moisturizer. Think of it as the middle child of your beauty routine! Serums go before your moisturizer because they’re normally lighter than a face cream, balm, oil, or lotion. Wait one minute to apply your moisturizer after you apply your serum.

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Thank you for stopping by today!

I want to thank RoC Skincare for sending me all these wonderful skincare products to use for the next few months. However, all opinions are my own.

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