As
the years go by, we notice changes in the nature
of our epidermis: the functions of the cellular
system are disturbed and cellular renewal slows
down.
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skin only needs to be poorly moisturised for it
to dry out and become lined. In other words, the
appearance of wrinkles and loss of firmness.
Wrinkles
and fine lines are the most easily visible signs
resulting from the obstacle course the skin has
to face. Helped along by the sagging of the tissues,
these wrinkles and lines result in the formation
of a type of canvas covered with cracks of varying
depths.
As time goes by, they deepen, reaching the dermis,
which is the skin’s supporting mattress. When the
dermis loses its elasticity, it becomes slack and
deeper wrinkles begin to form. These wrinkles are
more than 0.05 millimetres in depth, therefore they
are the longest and widest.
Wrinkles
grade developed by the Laboratoires Vichy
he
skin only needs to be poorly moisturised for it
to dry out and become lined. In other words, the
appearance of wrinkles and loss of firmness.
