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Having had acne in the past is a protective factor that allows the skin to age better and more slowly.

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The reference study (Ribero et al., 2017, published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology) is an observational study conducted on female twins that reveals a fascinating…

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The reference study (Ribero et al., 2017, published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology) is an observational study conducted on female twins that reveals a fascinating biological link. Researchers discovered that people with a history of acne have longer telomeres—the protective caps on our DNA—in their cells, a marker often associated with greater cellular longevity. Furthermore, the activity of certain genes linked to skin aging was found to be lower in these individuals. Nevertheless, this is an observational correlation that does not in itself guarantee wrinkle-free skin, as external appearance also depends heavily on sun exposure, genetics, and lifestyle. Moreover, acne-prone skin naturally produces more sebum, which concretely helps maintain hydration and mask fine lines. Presenting this cellular phenomenon as an absolute guarantee of better aging is therefore an enthusiastic extrapolation of a very real scientific lead.

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Excessive use of active ingredients (acids, retinoids) damages the skin's protective barrier, causing blemishes and redness often mistaken for hormonal acne. To restore clear skin, it is necessary to suspend these actives and apply soothing and repairing ingredients such as niacinamide, centella asiatica, panthenol, and ceramides.

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Protecting your ears from excessive noise helps preserve your non-regenerative auditory cells, which assists in maintaining mental sharpness and preserving memory over the long term.

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