4. Restrictive clothing
Sports bras, swimsuits, tank tops, and tight tops can compress your breasts by pressing on the surrounding skin. While you may feel supported during exercise or at the beach, remember that wearing clothes that are too tight for long periods of time can contribute to wrinkles.
5. Smoking causes wrinkles in the chest and other areas
Smoking not only causes fine lines and wrinkles on the face; it can also occur on the neck and chest. This happens because nicotine causes the blood vessels in the outer layers of the skin to constrict, which restricts blood flow and deprives the skin of essential oxygen and nutrients.
How to Prevent Wrinkles on Your Neck and Chest
Whether the changes in your skin are normal signs of aging or are due to one of the causes mentioned above, you can take steps to improve the appearance of your neck, chest, and rib cage.
1. Clean is key
For many women, removing makeup is as important a part of their nightly skincare routine as brushing their teeth daily. However, to prevent uneven skin tone and wrinkles, it’s crucial to remove more than just makeup residue.
After all, we sweat throughout the day, which causes foundation to penetrate deeper into the skin. It’s best to use a gentle moisturizer for daily cleansing. Regular, but gentle, exfoliation is also recommended to remove dead skin cells.
2. Moisturizing effect on the décolleté
If you cleanse your skin frequently, you know how important it is to make sure it is adequately hydrated. Just like with your face, dryness often causes wrinkles.
The best thing to do when using day and night creams is to apply them not only to the face, but also to the neck and décolleté. In addition, you can use special décolleté masks from time to time to ensure hydration in this area.
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