At what age does a woman's skin age?

Female friends pay the most attention to their skin and appearance. Once signs of aging appear, they are still very worried. So at what age does a woman's skin age? In fact, the aging speed of the skin has a lot to do with the internal organs of the body, especially the ovaries and kidneys of women. Although the functions of these organs will gradually decline and the skin will age with age, there are still many influencing factors.

Modern medical research shows that estrogen is the source of women's youthful charm. When women enter puberty, their ovaries begin to secrete estrogen, which promotes the production of secondary sexual characteristics and the development of reproductive organs, and women begin to show the charm of youth. When women reach 30 years old, their estrogen levels gradually decrease, losing their proper balance, and some female aging symptoms also appear.

As the human body ages, its immune defenses against diseases will also decline. This is mainly because the body's resistance and immunity decline with age. The thymus is the most important organ in the immune system. Its function is to produce and promote the maturation of T-cell lymphocytes. T cells are the body's most important weapon against disease.

The thymus begins to shrink at the age of 12, shrinks to the size of a raisin by the age of 40, and disappears completely by the age of 60. Recombinant human growth hormone can restore the atrophied thymus to its original size. At the same time, recombinant human growth hormone enables the body to produce more T cells, more new antibodies, more red blood cells, white blood cells and natural killer cells to fight diseases and cancer.

The period when a woman's kidney energy is at its peak is around the age of 21 or 22. After the age of 25, it begins to gradually decline, which is manifested by the hair losing its luster and feeling dry. If you comb your hair hard, you will lose significantly more hair than before. If you also experience eyelid edema in the morning, it means that your kidneys are unable to excrete toxins from the body in a timely manner through the production of urine, and their function is declining.

The above article gives a clear introduction to the age at which women's skin ages, and I believe everyone is clear about it. In fact, there are many ways to delay aging, such as eating more foods that protect the ovaries, paying attention to nourishing yin and tonifying the kidneys, and at the same time developing good exercise habits and maintaining a regular work and rest schedule, in order to truly prolong life.