Age brings about a lot of changes to one’s body. Thankfully, a good exercise routine can protect both bone and muscle from the worst of those changes. But protecting one’s skin from the aging process requires a more careful and targeted approach. This is often due to the fact that something like crows feet and aging spots arise from totally different sources. But natural treatments can help prevent or even treat aging skin: 1. Wear sunscreen Sunlight is one of the most common sources of skin damage. Sunlight consists of UV rays that can hurt skin cells in a number of ways. In particular it breaks down the connective tissue found in collagen and elastin. These are some of the structures which provide a base or foundation for one’s skin. When UV rays break down this support it can cause wrinkles. Wearing sunscreen can help stop this damage. 2. Limit sugar intake Sugar creates something within the body which is appropriately known as AGEs. AGEs stands for advanced glycation end products. As one burns sugar for energy it creates AGEs. And as AGEs develop they begin to attack the most vulnerable adjacent proteins. In the skin, this means that one will suffer damage in collagen and elastin.

A signature scent ought to be timeless and wearable, in any circumstance and any stage of life. With countless perfumes available, tracking down the ideal scent can be a test. Beauty counters and online stores are loaded with the best-in-class fragrance brands like Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel, Dior, Estee Lauder, and even Valentino fragrance for men and women. However, many top designer brand scents are pricey. As a result, buyers should ensure that the scent they choose is one they truly enjoy. After spending money on a beautiful fragrance, try these tips to help your perfume last longer. 1. Know the staying power of your perfume Perfumes can be an expensive purchase, so do your research to find out how many milliliters of perfume you’re getting, whether it can be paired with other fragrances, and how much staying power it has. Knowing this ahead of time will give you an idea of how much use you’ll be able to get out of your new perfume. Make sure to read online reviews to see what other buyers have to say. Also, choosing an oil-based scent vs. a water-based one can help it last longer throughout the day. 2. Store your scent properly It is also important to store your fragrance in a cool, dry place so that the perfume itself has a longer shelf life.