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Ageing & Fine Lines

Skincare for Ageing and Fine Lines

Visible ageing — fine lines, wrinkles and loss of firmness — results from a combination of natural collagen decline and cumulative UV exposure (photoageing). This collection focuses on ingredients with genuine evidence for supporting skin's structural resilience.

Key Ingredients

  • Retinoids — see Retinol & Retinoids — support collagen production
  • Peptides — signal skin to behave more youthfully; see Peptides collection
  • Vitamin C — antioxidant protection against UV-driven collagen breakdown; see Vitamin C
  • Daily SPF — the single most effective anti-ageing step; see SPF & Sunscreen

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best anti-ageing ingredient?

Retinoids have the strongest evidence base, alongside daily SPF to prevent further photoageing.

At what age should I start anti-ageing skincare?

Preventative steps like SPF and antioxidants are valuable from your 20s onward; targeted actives like retinoids are often introduced in the late 20s to 30s, but this varies by individual.

Can peptides really reduce wrinkles?

Peptides support the skin's natural signalling processes and are widely used alongside retinoids, though results vary and are typically gradual.

Is Botox better than skincare for wrinkles?

These address ageing differently — skincare supports skin quality over time, while injectables address existing muscle movement. We don't offer injectables; consult a registered practitioner for that route.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best anti-ageing ingredient?

Retinoids have the strongest evidence base, alongside daily SPF to prevent further photoageing.

At what age should I start anti-ageing skincare?

Preventative steps like SPF and antioxidants are valuable from your 20s onward; targeted actives like retinoids are often introduced in the late 20s to 30s, but this varies by individual.

Can peptides really reduce wrinkles?

Peptides support the skin's natural signalling processes and are widely used alongside retinoids, though results vary and are typically gradual.

Is Botox better than skincare for wrinkles?

These address ageing differently — skincare supports skin quality over time, while injectables address existing muscle movement. We don't offer injectables; consult a registered practitioner for that route.