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Aug 14, 2025
Life expectancy has soared since the early 1900s, shifting our understanding of aging. Skin is now viewed as a vital health indicator, revealing more than just appearance. There’s a booming consumer demand for longevity-focused products, pushing the boundaries of scientific research. Innovations like L'Oreal's device aim to provide personalized skincare insights. The intersection of longevity science and beauty is creating a proactive approach to aging, encouraging us to rethink how we perceive skincare and health.
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Rising Lifespan Reframes Aging
- Life expectancy has risen dramatically since 1900, shifting how we understand aging and health.
- Skin now serves as a meaningful biological marker of systemic aging beyond superficial signs.
Skin As A Window Into Biological Age
- Skin reflects internal aging and offers measurable biomarkers like elasticity and hydration.
- Andrea Meyer argues skin health indicates how well someone is biologically aging from the inside.
Start With A Skin-Age Assessment
- Determine your biological skin age before choosing interventions or products.
- Measure elasticity, hydration, and barrier function to tailor effective skin care choices.