Madison at Clermont

The skin is brilliant and capable of repairing itself, but over the years, the skin of our seniors tends to present more issues and needs extra help, which is why we bring you our best skincare tips for seniors.

As the US National Library of Medicine points out: the skin is the largest organ in the human body. If you stop to think about it, it is the only organ in direct contact with the outside. In some way, it protects the organs inside our body, and we must learn to protect it.

The aging of the skin will be more or less evident depending on whether you have sunbathed a lot throughout your life, if you do not drink enough water, if you smoke or if you suffer from some type of disease, such as diabetes or kidney pathology. All this makes it easier for the skin to dry out, flake, and become rough to the touch, which can cause itching and make it easier for scratching to form wounds that can become infected.