Skincare for Mature Skin

Skincare for mature skin should focus on individual skin concerns, whether that's the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, loss of firmness, uneven skin tone or dryness.

A simple routine of a gentle cleanser, targeted serum, moisturizer and daily SPF can help keep skin looking and feeling its best.

If you're looking to build your routine, No7 Restore & Renew Multi Action Face & Neck Night Cream features collagen peptide-based technology and MATRIXYL 3000 PLUS™ for an age-defying routine, while Protect & Perfect Wrinkle Reducing Serum provides targeted care for the appearance of fine lines and skin texture.

Choose products that best match your individual skin concerns and skincare goals.

A supportive routine for mature skin includes a gentle cleanser, targeted serum, moisturizer, and SPF in the morning to help protect against UV damage.

You may also choose to include an eye cream if you're concerned about the eye area.

If suitable for your skin, you can introduce a retinol treatment gradually as part of your nighttime routine to support renewal while you sleep.

Different skincare ingredients target different concerns associated with mature-looking skin.

Retinol is commonly used to improve the appearance of fine lines and skin texture, while peptides help support firmer-looking skin.

Hyaluronic acid helps attract moisture to leave skin looking smoother, and antioxidants such as vitamin C help improve the appearance of dullness and uneven skin tone.

Many mature skincare products, such as moisturizers and hydrating serums, are suitable for daily use.

Retinol treatments should be introduced gradually, following the product directions, to help your skin adjust comfortably.

Yes, many mature skincare products can be layered, provided the actives are compatible.

Apply from the lightest to richest formulas and avoid combining too many active treatments in one routine.

Many mature skincare formulas, particularly multi-action day and night creams, are suitable for use on the neck as well as the face.

Extend your usual application downward to help support this area too.

There's no single age to start, as skin changes at different rates for everyone.

Many people begin incorporating mature skin care in their 30s or 40s, or when they notice visible changes such as fine lines or loss of firmness.

Mature skincare typically includes targeted actives, such as retinol and collagen peptides, alongside richer, more hydrating textures.

It's designed to address specific concerns that become more noticeable over time, like loss of firmness and elasticity, and the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.