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Your skin reaches its ”peak” when you’re about 20 years old. That’s when the sebum-moisture balance, combined with rapid cell turnover (14 to 18 days), gives your skin the best moisture barrier capabilities it will ever have! In your 30s, your skin begins to gradually lose some tone and texture, resulting in a duller, dryer appearance and the first signs of fine, dry lines appear. Underlying these changes are slower skin renewal times and reduced ability to retain moisture. In your 40s, your skin renewal time may have nearly doubled compared to your peak at age 20. And you can expect a skin renewal time of longer than a month when you reach your 50s. A longer renewal time means two things: 1) old skin cells remain on the surface longer, looking dry and masking natural skin color and radiance, and 2) of greater importance, the slower renewal time indicates skin is not functioning at its best.