While most women experience skin dryness as a result of less oil production, some develop acne. On a positive note, there is a decrease in the activity of melanocytes, which leads to fewer moles. Many of these consequences of aging are the result of genetics. However, there are things you can do to improve the long-term outlook for your skin. Second, while we can't avoid the stress in our lives, we can learn ways to manage it.
Stress causes circles under the eyes, as well as stimulating the sebaceous glands, triggering acne.
Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen, at least SPF 15, everyday to block both UVA and UVB rays. Another simple tip is to drink 8 glasses of water a day to keep the skin hydrated. Look carefully at your skin. If you notice any changes in moles, or any new moles or lesions, see your doctor. It's best to have a thorough skin exam once a year.