Is it possible to age beautifully, slowly, and naturally? Absolutely! And no injections are needed.
To preserve the youth and health of your skin, it’s not enough to simply know the basic principles of skincare — you should also understand your facial aging type (morphotype). This is genetically determined and influenced by your lifestyle.
What are morphotypes?
A morphotype is an individual pattern that defines how your face changes over time. Knowing your type helps you apply targeted care, avoid mistakes, and slow down the aging process.
The main morphotypes:
- Deformation Type (edematous)
Typical for people with excess weight or a tendency to swelling. Signs: blurred facial contours, puffiness, sagging in the lower part of the face.
???? Focus: lymphatic drainage, muscle strengthening, decongestion. - Fine-Wrinkle Type
Common in dry, thin skin. The face “dries out”: loss of volume, fine lines, and wrinkles.
???? Key: intensive hydration, nourishment, restoring the skin barrier. - Muscular Type
Appears in people with dense skin and strong facial expressions. Wrinkles form in areas of muscle tension: forehead, frown lines, nasolabial folds.
???? Care approach: relaxing massages, muscle relaxation, targeted release. - Tired Type
The most common one. Facial features look fatigued, with corners of the mouth and eyes drooping.
???? What helps: healthy sleep routine, stimulating blood circulation, antioxidants, detox rituals. - Combined Type
A mix of several types. Requires individually tailored care, focusing on the main problem areas.
✨ In the next post, we’ll discuss:
- What to avoid with each morphotype
- What truly works to keep your skin fresh and youthful
Age gracefully — with knowledge, attention, and the right care.