Why Looking Tired Is the First Sign of Ageing (And What to Do About It)
The first sign of ageing isn't usually a wrinkle. It's simply looking tired. Dr Yasmin Tayeb, founder of Wellface, explains what that tired look really is, why it appears before the lines, and the gentle, doctor-led ways to put light back where the shadows have crept in.
Transcript
What's the first signs of aging? Looking tired, I would say, is the first sign of aging. Sometimes you don't know what it is about your face that's changed or why it is that you look tired.
You just know that you don't look the way you used to look and you don't look the way you want to look. It's not always about the lines and wrinkles. It's not always about the shadows.
You might have been born like that. It's when you're starting to look tired that the layers underneath your skin have started to change. And that's when you know the first signs of aging have started to arrive.
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