Her mature hands

Many times, women who were diligent about their beauty care regimen in their younger years, find that they neglected an area of the body that prominently displays their age: their hands. As women age, muscle diminishes, reducing the plump appearance of youthful hands. Due to hormonal changes, the skin also thins and results in an almost skeletal hand, where the bones, veins and tendons are prominent. The growing trend among high-flying ladies is an elegance-restoring hand lift, which can be complemented by other cosmetic services for a more youthful appearance. If your hands have been overlooked and give away your age, Southwest Plastic Surgery in El Paso offers several age-defying treatments to turn back the time on your hands. One of the more popular alternatives for hand restorations involves relocating fat from elsewhere on you body, to your hands.

Your hands are one of the first places to show signs of aging, but the right nail polish can turn back time. What does nail polish color have to do with aging hands, you ask? As it turns out, certain nail polish colors can draw attention to the signs of aging and make them more noticeable. That said, there are also nail polish colors that draw away from dark spots, wrinkles, veins, and so on. Up ahead, we share the best nail polish colors for aging hands. One of the most universal nail polish colors for all skin tones is orange.

Your skin changes with age. It becomes thinner, loses fat, and no longer looks as plump and smooth as it once did. Your veins and bones can be seen more easily. Scratches, cuts, or bumps can take longer to heal.

Old-lady hands are one age-related give-away that you can do something about. When you realize that what you thought was mildly freckled skin is actually mottled with age spots and lines, it is time to take action. It may have taken a lot of hard work and weather exposure to get your hands to look that way, but thank goodness there are a lot of super-nourishing hand creams packed with exotic ingredients and dedicated to putting things right. Our dedicated team of testers tried the creams out for a minimum of three to four weeks, so we were able to check on both immediate and longer-term improvements.