TOP 5 ANTI-AGEING SKINCARE INGREDIENTS - Anti-Aging Perfected

Sharing the top 5 anti-ageing skincare ingredients you need in your skincare routine to tackle hyperpigmentation, lines and wrinkles and loss of skin elasticity. Anti-aging perfected.

Hey guys and welcome back to Mad About Skin where in todays video we are talking the top 5 anti-ageing skincare ingredients which everyone should have in their skincare routine. These ingredients will tackle fine lines and wrinkles, treat dark spots and sun damage, bring back luminosity to the skin and help you to achieve full skin confidence no matter what your age.

When it comes to anti ageing skincare, brands will make lots of claims about their products and it can become a little difficult to work out exactly what will give you the best results in your skincare routine. In this video I want to share with you the top 5 most effective ingredient for anti aging the skin to help you perfect your skincare routine.

I would love to know any product recommendations you have for any of the ingredients mentioned in todays video so let me know in the comments section below.

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Products Mentioned:

Altruist Sunscreen

Soltan Sunscreens
Available At Boots Stores and Online

Beauty Of Joseon Relief Sun SPF50+ (USE CODE INF10MAS for 10% off)

Allies of Skin Brightening Serum (20% off automatically when you use the link below)

PSA Light Up Mask (20% off automatically when you use the link below)

Revox Q10 Serum

NIOD Survival 0

Geek and Gorgeous A-Game 10

Mad About Skin Moisturiser (Use Code MASFAMILY for 15% off)

Timestamps:

00:00 start
01:07 sunscreen
03:47 vitamin c
05:39 antioxidants
07:20 retinoids
09:00 panthenol
10:53 summary

Videos Mentioned:

Best Anti-Ageing Sunscreens

Drugstore vs Luxury Vitamin C

Retinal- Why I Love It

Wherever you are in the world, I hope you are keeping safe and well and I look forward to seeing you in the next video

xx
Rob

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[MadAboutSkin]

Hey guys and welcome to todays video where I want to share with you the top 5 anti ageing skincare ingredients. Peptides really deserve a place in this list but there are so many different forms I have covered them off in another video which I would recommend you check out.. Sending you lots of love

[karenroberts]

I'm almost 66 & my friend recently bought me the altruist tinted moisturiser spf 50..She'd been using it & was mega impressed & so treated me. All i can say is its fabulous

[gategirl]

I didn't use a drop of skincare until I hit menopause at 50 😳 I started with the Timeless B5 (aka: panthenol) along with their CoQ10 and CeraVe PM. They were so phenomenal that people at work began asking what I was doing to make my skin look so great. I now use other products, too, but those 2 serums will bring my skin back no matter what I throw at it. I love that MakePrem panthenol, too! Love your videos, Rob!

[aleksandarp]

My wellaging routine boils down to sunscreen vitamin c retinol beer and sleep 😂

[luci]

off topic, but use your sunscreen, vitamin c, antioxidants, peptides, etc on your neck too! same on your hands. some people can use their retinol on their neck and hands too depending on the formulation and their skin.

[jessicarodriguez]

To be honest you’re giving 28 not 36 looking amazing 😍😍😍

[nyamoonshadow]

DAY OR NIGHT? Vitamin C: I know most skinfluencers and many estheticians and dermatologists say using it during the day, and it will help your sunscreen work better and fight off the free radicals. But, I saw one esthetician quote some studies and say that it might actually be more effective to use when you come back inside from being out in the sun. Like, you're just zapping away it's effectiveness by exposing it to so much light when you go out with it. Once, I put on a serum with a high concentration of ascorbic acid and went immediately outside in the bright sun and got terrible itching around parts of my face and wondered if that was because the ascorbic acid was oxidizing right there in the surface of my skin and causing irritation. I started wondering if it wasn't better to actually use vitamin C (at least ascorbic acid, the famously instable form) right before bedtime, when you're about to lay down in the dark. I'm going to try using it two nights a week like this, instead of my retinoids on those nights. Any thoughts?

[amberlamplabarge]

37!!!! What!! I no people says this loosely but YOU DON'T LOOK A DAY OVER 25!!! An thats why i follow you!! 46 and fighting my butt off to get great skin!!! Much love!!!

[celestinetoussaint]

I finally started a retinoid the other night! I bought some differin adapelene because it's non irritating and just as potent and so far so good. My new favorite cream is Avène Cicalfate, idk what it is about Avène and La Roche Posay but their products literally heal my skin barrier!!

[XxxJaneXxx]

That explains why my skin has been looking
So dull and bleugh….I didn’t no that about being stressed affecting the skin.
Thank you darling xx

[MatMat-qird]

Extremely useful summary on how to take care of our skin. You've summed up the main things to follow day in day out :)

[nyamoonshadow]

Thanks for this video, Rob. Great info and commentary, as usual. For some of my favorites:

For antioxidants, I want to throw in DNA repair enzymes. I'm not sure what category they go in, but research has shown when people used products with these enzymes and then were exposed to the sun there was less UV damage to their skin than when not using these products. I can't explain all the mechanisms on how the enzymes and the actual DNA repair works, but here's two companies that make products with these enzymes: Photozyme and Priori.

I'm also into finding products with astaxanthin, lately. I love this serum by Skyn Iceland called Icelandic Youth Serum which has astaxanthin pretty high up on the ingredient list, but the website says it's currently out of stock, so if anyone has any suggestions for products with astaxanthin, I would much appreciate. I'm also just starting to experiment with oils in my skincare and I'm liking The Ordinary's rose hip seed oil, which I understand has several antioxidant properties.

For favorite vitamin Cs, when I want a fancy ascorbic acid I go for Kiehl's Powerful Strength Vitamin C Serum, which has 12.5 % ascorbic acid. I know it's expensive but it's moisturizing so I can get away with wearing it alone sometimes when I just want to let it sink into my skin for awhile, and there's so many sales at Kiehl's (like by one get one free) and at the other, big online stores where it is also sold. For the famous fat soluble Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, I'm liking The Ordinary's version of this in Vitamin F oil, and also the brand Acure has a nice serum with THD ascorbate and ferulic acid for not too much money (about $20 U.S.).

Finally for favorite sunscreens, this is a tinted mineral recommendation for makeup wearers who would like to find something they can use instead of foundation. I say this because it's silicone-y like a primer, and you need to get the right color match out of 6 shades: Tarte BB Tinted Treatment 12-Hour Primer Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Sunscreen. it's not the kind of tinted sunscreen that melts into your skin tone, it's the kind that sits on top like makeup But, that's what makes it wonderful for people who are trying to get away from using makeup - it's a little more lightweight than foundation but provides some good coverage for blemishes and uneven skin tone.

[kirstenflood]

Yep, got all these in my routine, all thanks to you and these types of vids. So thank you xxxx

[paulinemaxton]

2nd? Im taking notes to make sure i have all these in my routine. Love x

[waverider]

I agree with you list, but I always go back and forth with Vitamin C--like is it doing enough. I think it is, but its one of those where I'm not sure I'll notice the pay off until i've been using it for 10+years or something. So I guess I will just keep on using it LOL

[sarahobermaier]

Can you please make a video about Blue light and Infrared Rays!! Especially on whether you are supposed to reapply anything tinted or tinted sunscreen to get all day protection or if one layer protect for the entire day!!!

[madamshante]

So glad I found your channel. You are getting me hooked on your opinion! Can't wait to try the Brightening Serum

[MiaCan]

Hello from Hawaii,
I've been watching you off & on for the past couple years, in the past I couldn't watch whole videos because You Spoke so Rapidly, but now I like the Pace & clarity of your Explanations, I wanted to Thank you for being knowledgeable about Skincare, I've learned a lot from you.

[olinayoung]

Fabulous as always!! Hmmm, well my top loves are sunscreen (can’t break down further than that lol, I go by reviews & trustworthy brands w good ratings & am in love with BoJs & several JP), then retinoids, antioxidant (doesn’t have to be C) & moisturizer (I guess just glycerin …)

[justasmile]

You are the best! How to pronounce an ingredient is much less important than how to use it, right? I'm sure I say them ALL wrong 😎