What causes women to have many wrinkles?

Wrinkles are really a cruel thing for women. Wrinkles indicate that people have begun to age. And for women who pursue beauty, wrinkles are a devastating blow to them. However, no one can resist this natural physiological trend. Although we cannot completely eliminate the appearance of wrinkles, we can actually delay or weaken this effect in real life. However, there are also some people who are prone to wrinkles or have many wrinkles.

1. Age increase: Time is unforgiving and years make people grow old. As we age, the contraction strength of facial muscles decreases, and skin tension also decreases. Wrinkles begin to appear on the moist, smooth and elastic skin. Generally speaking, after the age of 25, the functions of the skin's sebaceous glands and sweat glands decline, the skin loses its luster and becomes dry, the subcutaneous fat also decreases, and the skin begins to loosen and lose elasticity; around the age of 30, crow's feet begin to appear around the eyes, wrinkles begin to climb up the forehead at the age of 40, and after the age of 50, facial folds form, and the rings of time begin to mark your face.

2. Habitual facial movements: Frequently looking up, frowning, wrinkling the nose, overly exaggerated laughing, and making faces will aggravate facial muscle movements and lead to the appearance of facial wrinkles.

3. Improper facial care: not washing face before going to bed, over-cleansing, over-moisturizing, over-massaging, massaging not along the direction of the skin grain, wearing makeup overnight, using facial masks too frequently, wearing heavy makeup, and irritation from expired and spoiled cosmetics will all lead to rough skin and breed wrinkles, spots, pigmentation, and acne.

4. Dental factors: Missing dentition, tooth defects, and excessive wear of teeth will cause the skin around the mouth to lose support and become loose, forming wrinkles.

5. Adverse environmental factors: ultraviolet rays, dry climate, wind, sand and dust, stimulation from chemical ingredients, etc. Sunlight is the natural enemy of the skin. Ultraviolet rays can damage the dermis, causing it to dry out and break fibers, which can appear as fine wrinkles on the face. The winter sun is also very strong, so be careful!

6. Insomnia and staying up late can cause skin dehydration and wrinkles to appear.

7. Large fluctuations in weight: Overeating and weight loss can cause a sudden increase or decrease in subcutaneous fat, making the skin loose and causing wrinkles.

8. Bad habits: stimulation from cigarettes, alcohol, strong tea and coffee, spicy and fried foods, sleeping with the head covered, chewing on one side, etc.