The problem is that everyone's skin is different and may require different products and treatments.

Some reasons for this are:

1. Between age 20 and age 60, the lipids in your skin decrease, giving you a dryer skin. Squalane and squalane decrease from 15% of the skin's fat to 5% at age 60.

Raising the skin's fat in a 20 year old may cause breakouts but is very positive in someone at 60.

2. Your skin has immune cells that remember bad reactions of materials on your skin. You may have developed a sensitivity to an ingredient as a baby. Your skin remembers this.

3. Problems such as breakouts, rosacea, and psychological stress also affect your skin's response.

4. Your diet and exercise patterns have a strong influence on skin health.

5. So we can only suggest what may be the best products for you.

6. Like everything in life, you have to experiment a little to find what is best for yourself.

Advice from Skin Biology is only intended to promote health and wellness. For medical conditions, please consult your physician or other health care provider.

010308FP 022808CM