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Admit it—getting old is not nearly as bad as you thought it would be. You don’t feel as worn down as you’d imagined, you don’t spend hours on end rocking in a rocking chair (although if you do, that’s awesome), and you certainly don’t look as ancient as you anticipated. A lot of that comes down to adopting healthier habits earlier in life, including a go-to skincare routine. However, the skincare stuff you use in your 20s may not be doing enough once you hit your 30s or 40s. This means it’s time to shift your focus to anti-aging products designed to help maintain your youthful looks. The good news is that upping the ante on your skincare routine is easy. Here’s what it should look like.


    GROOMING   

The Perfect Anti-Aging Skincare Routine for Men


Learn the bare basics of anti-aging skincare for men and how to adapt your daily routine to be even more effective.

 
 
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TIPS AND TRICKS


Two Simple Habits to Help You Look a Little Younger

1. Use sunscreen every day. Yes, even if you’re not planning to be outdoors that much. SPF blocks rays responsible for photoaging, as well as slowing the rate of collagen breakdown in your skin. Apply a facial moisturizer with SPF 30 or higher every morning to keep wrinkles at bay.

2. Eat more fish. Making salmon and other fish a mainstay in your dinner rotation helps your skin and hair develop a lustrous coating that makes it look healthy. Other types of good fats include avocados, eggs, and olive oil. And no, adding oil to your meals doesn’t make your skin oily.


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