Have you ever wondered why our skin undergoes noticeable changes as we age? It's not just a matter of the passing years; it's a complex interplay of biological processes, environmental factors, and genetic influences. Our skin experiences a natural decline in the production of collagen and elastin, two essential proteins responsible for maintaining skin elasticity. This gradual reduction leads to the formation of wrinkles and a loss of firmness and increased sensitivity.  The ageing process also takes a toll on the skin's ability to retain moisture. As the years go by, dryness becomes more prominent, and the skin loses its supple, youthful texture. This decline in moisture retention is a key contributor to the overall ageing appearance.