Tip: For mature skin, avoid foaming cleansers or soaps that strip natural oils. Look for labels that say “gentle,” “hydrating,” or “non-comedogenic.”
2. Incorporate Soft Exfoliation (Once or Twice a Week)
As we age, skin cell turnover slows. That means dead skin lingers longer, increasing the chance of buildup.
Use a gentle exfoliant—such as one containing lactic acid or glycolic acid—no more than twice a week to encourage renewal.
You can also try a homemade exfoliant:
Mix 1 tablespoon of ground oats with 1 tablespoon of honey
Apply to damp skin, massage gently for 2–3 minutes
Rinse off with warm water
This combination soothes and lightly removes debris without irritating aging skin.
3. Try Steam Therapy
A warm steam facial can open pores and loosen trapped keratin, making it easier for the body to naturally release it.
How to do it:
Boil water and pour into a bowl
Place your face 10–12 inches above the water
Drape a towel over your head to trap steam
Steam for 5–7 minutes, then gently pat dry
Do this once a week, followed by a light moisturizer.
4. Avoid Heavy Creams Around the Eyes
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