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Aging is a normal process that we're all experiencing each and every day. As you get older, your skin will begin to loose its firmness, elasticity, and durability. Understanding how your skin will change and what you can do about it can be very empowering, especially if taking care of your skin is new to you.

In this article you will learn:

The importance of using safe, natural products on your aging skin. The process of how your skin will age. Factors that will effect how many wrinkles and lines you will have. How to combat the effects of free radicals and sun damage. What products will specifically target the aging signs you're experiencing. What your skin needs to stay healthy and cancer free. How to feel beautiful even when you don't look 18.

To start, most of your aging signs will only be as signnificant as the skin damage that went into creating them. Excessive exposure to sunlight is the biggest culprit for darkened, heavily wrinkled skin. This doesn't mean that slathering on a lot of sunscreen is a good solution either.

Some ingredients in sunscreens can actually stimulate more free radicals on the surface of your skin. Free radicals attack the skin, searching for negative ions to pair up with. As the free radicals steal electrons from once stable compounds, a chain reaction takes place leading ultimately to the destruction of your cells.

And with aging skin, the last thing you want is more dead cells.

As a child, the cells of your body were extremely springy, bouncy and fresh. The cellular turnover rate for a toddler is extremely fast incomparison to his Grandmother. As you age, your body gets bigger, and more surface area to cover means it takes more time for your body to replace old, tired cells with fresh, new ones.

You can help stimulate your skin to produce more cells, however. Just by washing your face regularly: in the morning and at night, you are effectively stimulating the surface of your skin. This stimulation encourages more cells to be made and rise to the surface.

When new cells are being made, your skin appears lighter, with a brighter tone. Dead skin cells are very dark, and can discolor the surface of your skin by creating deeper shadows around your eyes, making you look years older. Pay attention to the "before" and "after" photos on TV. Most often they haven't changed much about the person except photographed her in better light and lightened her skin.

New cells also stimulate collagen and elastin, two essential skin fibers that give your skin its smoothness and contour. As you age, your face is literally loosing weight. The layer of fatty tissue under your skin is thinning, leaving excess skin to sag downward, creating wrinkles and baggy areas where there weren't any before. Rebuilding and strengthening your collagen and elastin fibers will help to smooth wrinkles and firm your sagging skin.

Another way your skin will age is just due to wearing out. As you smile and frown, your skin is being folded in half. A lifttime of folds will eventually create creases in your skin that don't dissappear when you're not making that facial expression. Botox, or Botulism Injections, are often the solution for these deep lines caused by muscle contractions, but other than being very dangerous, they also paralyze the muscles of your face, making the procedure very noticable.

Do you want people to look at you and instantly know you've gotten Botox?

Probably not. The first and most essential thing you need to realize is that you're not going to get any younger. Age is a face of life and you need to accept it rather than run from it.

There are things you can do and products you can use above that will help your skin appear younger, with less wrinkles, lighter age spots, and firmer skin, but ultimately the way you feel about yourself has got to come from the inside, not the outside.

Once you've realized this and found peace with your age, with your place in life, then you can start working on those few areas that can look better without invasive procedures. Just by washing your face regularly, you will dramatically improve the texture and appearance of your skin. Many wrinkles are caused by dehydrated skin, and only by using moisturizers that are actually able to penetrate the skin's waterproof barrier will be able to truly hydrate your skin.

Exfoliation is also extremely important for lightening and brightening your complexion. The deep shadows and darker skin that can build up around your eyes can significantly age your appearance.

If you're ready to get started with L'Bri Pure n' Natural, the best thing to do is request a free skin care consultation with Leah Day, your L'Bri Consultant. Leah will be able to match your skin with the correct skin care system and suggest other products that will specifically target the aging signs you want to get rid of.

Contact Leah Day today for excellent help and advice on your aging skin issues!