As the years pass, our bodies change in both obvious and subtle ways, and our skin is often the quietest messenger of that shift. After age 65, skin naturally becomes thinner, drier, and more fragile. It produces fewer protective oils, loses elasticity, and heals more slowly. Habits that once felt refreshing—like long, hot daily showers—can slowly begin to work against comfort. Cleanliness still matters, but understanding aging skin helps us care for it with greater intention.
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