The anti-aging anxiety is realโaccording to a report published last month by Zion Market Research, the global market for age โreversalโ products will hit $216 billion in 2021. (Currently, itโs sized at about half that.) Humans have taken to anti-aging like moths to Fountain of Youths with added flame features, and the widely held belief is that men of a certain age should be incorporating products into their routines that treat signs of aging. But what if youโre in your 20s, free from the veil of acne that shrouded your teens, yet oblivious to the impending forehead lines of your 30s? Should aging be a concern?
โYes,โ emphatically says aesthetician Jordana Mattioli. โWhat you doโor donโt doโin your 20s will drastically impact the skin you have later on. โJordana treats tons of dudes, some of whom are aging as we speak, from the comfort of a plush office at Manhattanโs Complete Skin MD. But according to her, your focus should be more on a simple, sustainable, and comprehensive skincare routine, instead of buying into obscure and expensive miracle products. Donโt forget that โanti-agingโ is a piece of marketing copyโdespite clinical trials and excited salespeople, there is no skincare product on the market that will stop or erase wrinkles. A well-armed skincare routine is your best defense.