Aging with H

 Aging with H

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Aging with H

MY TOP SECRET SKIN TIPS ‼ At 62, these are the six things I actually do:
1️⃣ Cold metal on my face for 2 minutes. A chilled spoon from the fridge. De-puffs, tightens, wakes up circulation. Costs nothing and works every morning.
2️⃣ NAD before anything else. Skin repairs overnight and it needs cellular fuel to do it. That fuel drops sharply with age — which is why serums stopped performing for me at 58. This changed the environment underneath. (linked in my bio 🧬)
3️⃣ SPF even inside the car. UVA comes straight through windshields. The side of your face nearest the window ages faster if you drive daily. Look it up, then look at a long-haul driver.
4️⃣ Sleeping on my back, on a silk pillowcase. Half of “aging” on one side of the face is compression creasing from decades of sleeping the same way.
5️⃣ Healthy fats at every meal. Half an avocado, olive oil, walnuts. Cell membranes are made of fat. Dry, papery skin starts on your plate.
6️⃣ Box breathing for 5 minutes before bed. Inhale 4, hold 4, exhale 4, hold 4. Cortisol actively breaks down collagen. This lowers it right before your repair window opens.
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