There are 4 subtypes of sensitive skin: acne prone, redness, stinging, and allergic. Take our skin type quiz to learn which one you are. Once you know what kind of sensitive skin you have, you can shop for one or more of the following types of face creams for mature skin: noncomedogenic, soothing, or hypoallergenic.

As we age, using the right skincare ingredients becomes crucial. Estradiol improves skin elasticity and hydration, while antioxidants fight free radicals to prevent aging. Retinol boosts collagen and cell turnover, reducing wrinkles. Growth factors enhance skin repair and firmness, and exosomes aid in cellular rejuvenation. Some ingredients, like retinol and growth factors, work best in serums for deeper penetration. Let us help you shop by your Baumann Skin Type to ensure you get the best advice and products for your unique skin needs.

Night and day creams serve distinct purposes for women over 40, addressing the unique needs of mature, aging, and menopausal skin. During the day, protection is key. Day creams often contain SPF and antioxidants to shield the skin from UV damage and environmental stressors. At night, repair is the focus. Night creams are richer, featuring ingredients like retinol, growth factors, and exosomes to boost collagen production and promote cell renewal. For optimal results, older women should use a protective day cream with antioxidants and a restorative night cream with potent repair ingredients tailored to mature skin.

Whether older women need a face cream with estrogen depends on their hormone status, family history, and personal medical history. Estrogen creams, containing estradiol or estriol, can benefit some women by improving skin thickness, smooth wrinkles, and increase hydration. However, women with age spots should avoid estrogen creams, as they can worsen hyperpigmentation. Always consult with a healthcare provider to determine if estrogen-containing creams are appropriate for your skin.