As we age, our hands often show signs of aging faster than other parts of our body. Sun exposure, dryness, and a loss of collagen can lead to wrinkles, age spots, and rough skin. But don’t worry—there are plenty of ways to restore softness and keep your hands looking youthful. Here’s how:

Once you hit your 40s, your skin starts to undergo significant changes — less collagen, slower cell turnover, and increased sensitivity to environmental stressors. Living in Australia, where the sun is especially harsh, makes it even more important to avoid certain skin care pitfalls. Here are the 5 worst things you can do for your skin after 40, and what to do instead.

Cold Weather Skin Care for Women Over 40

As South Australia's winter sets in—bringing dry air, cool winds, and low humidity—many women over 40 find their skin becoming drier, duller, and more sensitive. Hormonal changes already thin the skin and reduce oil production, and the cold only compounds these effects. Here’s how to protect your skin and keep it glowing all winter long.

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