India, Aug. 16 -- For years, anti-aging regimes and retinol were considered only when visible signs of aging appeared. Fine lines around the mouth, uneven texture, pigmentation, or loss of firmness usually marked the point where individuals began considering it seriously. In recent years, this mindset has changed considerably, with more people focusing on pre-aging regimes to delay prominent signs of aging. Interestingly, this shift reflects a larger trend: consumers are looking at skincare beyond beauty and prioritizing skin health.

Skin ages gradually as collagen production declines with age, along with environmental exposure. "Ultraviolet radiation remains one of the strongest contributors to premature skin aging because it penetrates...