What is the Best Skin Care Regimen for Aging Skin

What is the Best Skin Care Regimen for Aging Skin?








By Kylie Nicholson

DEC 20, 2022



Skin is the largest organ of the human body. Like other bodily systems, aging can cause a decline in skinโ€™s ability to function and self-rejuvenate, which will inevitably impact its healthy appearance. Establishing a skin care routine designed to target the root causes of aging rather than just the symptoms can benefit your skinโ€™s health and appearance for years to come.

Can you repair aged skin? What is the most effective treatment for aging skin?

If you are constantly wondering โ€œhow to reverse aging skin?โ€ or โ€œwhat happens to skin as a person ages?โ€, itโ€™s important to first note that it is entirely possible to repair aging skin that has potentially suffered from years of damage. In fact, OneSkinโ€™s OS-01 peptide, which powers our Topical Supplements, has been scientifically proven to reverse the biological age of skin01 by preventing the accumulation of senescent cells**, which are damaged skin cells that would cause inflammation and accelerated aging if left to linger in the layers of our skin. This is made possible by the OS-01 peptideโ€™s ability to activate damage repair pathways, promote the activity of key genes associated with healthy skin (i.e. genes associated with hyaluronic acid and collagen production), and suppress the activity of genes associated with damaged skin (i.e. key genes associated with aging and inflammation).***

How do the benefits of the OS-01 peptide show up visibly? In a 12-week clinical study evaluating the efficacy of OS-01 FACE, which is a Topical Supplement powered by the OS-01 peptide, participants experienced significant improvements in skin barrier, elasticity, evenness, smoothness, and overall appearance.

How do you rejuvenate aging skin?

Several lifestyle changes can aid in rejuvenating aging skin. Here a few:
  • Establish a consistent skin care routine: By establishing a scientifically-backed skin care regimen, you can promote skin to heal from damage and improve its defenses against further damage that can accelerate the appearance of aging.
  • Changes in diet: Adding different types of healthy vitamins and minerals through diet is an effective way to give your body the nutrition it needs to heal. Some of the best foods for skin repair include fish for omega-3โ€™s, bell peppers for beta carotene, and tomatoes for vitamin C.1
  • Cleansing: As you may know, the benefits of cleansing your face daily are vast as this step in the process removes dirt, product buildup, and toxins that could accelerate skin damage and may be blocking topically applied beneficial ingredients from reaching the deeper layers of your mature skin.2
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What is the best skin care routine for aging skin?

Skin care routines arenโ€™t a one-size-fits-all, but there are some common elements to an effective skin care routine that are universally beneficial:
  • Sunscreen: Regular use of sunscreen is instrumental in protecting your skin from damage caused by the UV rays of the sun, which cause up to 80% of visible signs of aging.3
  • Cleanse: Cleansing your skin with a gentle gel cleanser at least once per day will remove built-up debris in order for your skin to fully absorb the ingredients from the rest of your routine.4
  • Moisturize: Moisturizing the skin is important for maintaining a healthy skin barrier. Moisturizing also prevents dry skin and oily skin, and provides a conduit for ingredients in the moisturizer to reach the skin, such as the ingredients in OneSkinโ€™s Topical Supplements, which are scientifically proven to address skin aging and improve skin texture.5

What are 4 steps for an aging skin care routine?


1. Cleanser

A gentle daily cleanser such as OS-01 PREP is an important first step of any skin care regimen. By gently cleansing and removing dirt and debris, the skin will be ready to absorb the beneficial ingredients from the rest of your skin care routine.


2. Moisturize

Moisturizing is important for replenishing the skinโ€™s natural oils and moisture levels. During showering, especially with hot water, the naturally occurring oils are stripped from the skin. By moisturizing, the moisture content in skin is restored and skin can regenerate more efficiently. (5)


3. Use ingredients that target skin aging

To super power your skin care regimen for aging skin consider implementing topical products that contain ingredients designed to specifically target the root causes of skin aging. OneSkinโ€™s Topical Supplement, such as OS-01 FACE and OS-01 BODY , are formulated as daily peptide moisturizers, scientifically proven to reverse skinโ€™s biological age.*


4. Sunscreen

No matter the season or your plans for the day, it is important to apply sunscreen on a daily basis to prevent premature skin aging. Be sure to choose a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30, and better yet, choose a mineral sunscreen to protect your body and our oceans from toxic chemicals.

*Measured by analyzing DNA methylation after exposing ex vivo human skin models to the OS-01 peptide, and using MolClock, a proprietary algorithm that predicts skinโ€™s biological age based on DNA methylation
**Shown in in vitro fibroblast cultures from patient derived samples
***Shown in lab-grown ex vivo human skin models

Key Takeaways

  • The ideal skin care regimen for aging skin includes cleansing, moisturizing, and using a sunscreen with sufficient SPF. For the best skin care regimen for aging skin, apply products with ingredients specifically designed to target the root causes of skin aging, such as OneSkinโ€™s Topical Supplements, OS-01 FACE and OS-01 BODY
  • The OS-01 peptide, which powers OneSkinโ€™s Topical Supplements, is scientifically proven to reverse skin aging, making OneSkinโ€™sTopical Supplements a great choice for aging skin.

By Kylie Nicholson: Kylie is studying Biosystems engineering at the University of California, San Diego. She is passionate about scientific writing and women's health research.



Sources:

  1. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/12-foods-for-healthy-skin#7.-Broccoli
  2. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31741359/
  3. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4344124/
  4. https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/best-anti-aging-skin-care-routine
  5. https://www.utmedicalcenter.org/the-importance-of-moisturizing/
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