In your 50s, skin often asks for a little more comfort and a little less fuss. Many women are going through or have been through menopause, and skin can feel drier, look less firm or show more dark spots than before. A short, consistent routine usually works better than a crowded shelf.
What can change in your 50s
Estrogen plays a role in skin, including collagen and hydration, and levels fall around menopause. Some women notice drier, thinner-feeling skin, more visible lines, or a less even tone. Experiences vary a great deal, so start with what you notice rather than what an ad tells you to expect.
A simple routine for skin over 50
1. Cleanse without stripping. Use a gentle cleanser and lukewarm water. Refresh lifts away makeup without leaving skin tight.
2. Choose one targeted serum. For skin that feels less firm, peptides in Poise. For a brighter, more even-looking complexion, Radiance vitamin C serum in the morning. For skin that feels dry or tight, Nourish.
3. Moisturize generously. Drier skin often feels best with a richer cream, so keep the one you love and make it work harder: mix in a few drops of Harmony, or a little Vitality.
Gentle alternatives to retinol
If retinol has always felt too strong, or your skin is more sensitive than it used to be, a plant-based alternative such as bakuchiol may suit you better. Find it in Restore, our evening oil serum, and find out more in our guide.
A set for skin over 50
The Boost Collection: Nourish, Poise and Restore, three serums for firmer, smoother-looking skin, gift boxed.
Kinis Skin products are cosmetics. They are not intended to treat menopause symptoms. If you have concerns about your skin or your health, please speak to your doctor or pharmacist.
