Abstract

SKIN AGING AND ANTI-AGING AGENTS: A REVIEW

Rutuja Palodkar*, Manisha S. Savle and Dr. Gajanan S. Sanap

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Abstract

The skin is mostly a reflection of the natural process of ageing. Extrinsic and intrinsic ageing fall into two different groups. Extrinsic ageing results from lifestyle choices or environmental variables, but intrinsic ageing is caused by internal bodily processes. In the personal care industry, antiaging is a relatively new and widely accepted trend. Antiaging makeup contributes to improved appearance by minimising fine lines, wrinkles, and acne. Additionally, it enhances the appearance by affecting internal elements. These days, personal hygiene and cosmetics are used widely over the globe. Numerous emerging countries have undergone significant changes due to an ageing population and a recent shift in population composition. Anti-aging drugs have consequently drawn a lot of attention because it is believed to have a good effect on the risk factors of illnesses associated to ageing. Certain chemical cosmetics have unfavourable side effects. As a result, individuals favour using natural products as treatments for antiaging. The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of skin types, the mechanisms of ageing, and some natural antiaging agents that are used to cure ageing.

Keywords: Skin, Cosmetics, Aging, Anti-Aging Cosmetics, Natural Anti-Aging Agent.