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senescence
(redirected from Premature aging)

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As we age, our skin becomes susceptible to elements that can cause damage and premature aging Conditions such as harsh environmental elements, chemicals and additives in our personal care products, as well as a lack of sleep and a poor diet can all contribute to premature aging and skin damage As we age, our skin becomes susceptible to elements that can cause damage and premature aging.
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