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The Best L' Oréal Paris Products for Sagging Skin, According to Experts

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By Sarah Ferguson Verified
| Harper's Bazaar Verified
2 min read As we age, the downward shift—sagging of the jowls, neck, and cheeks—is a natural effect of gravity. Collagen and elastin, proteins that give skin structure and firmness, can start breaking down as early as our 20s. Factors like rapid weight loss from a GLP-1 medication or cumulative sun damage can accelerate this process. While in-office treatments such as radiofrequency (RF) can stimulate collagen, lift and tighten, the right topical product can also deliver visible benefits.
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How Dimitris Giannetos Helps His A-List Clients Achieve Healthy, Ageless Hair

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By Sarah Ferguson Verified
| Harper's Bazaar Verified
3 min read Even celebrities aren't immune to hair aging, although you might not believe it by looking at one of Dimitris Giannetos's A-list clients. The pro hairstylist and colorist—who has long worked with Demi Moore—is responsible for some of the most shiny, bouncy, and full-bodied blowouts on the red-carpet circuit. Whether they're 22 or 63, his clients' hair always looks impossibly glossy and voluminous. His tip for keeping hair healthy, hydrated, and strong at any age?
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I Have Rosacea and My Skin Loves This Azelaic-Acid Serum

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By Sarah Ferguson Verified
| ELLE Verified
Want to know if a product really works? Welcome to Slow Beauty. Since it can take up to six weeks to see results from using a new formula, we have testers try the best and buzziest in hair and skin care for double that amount of time to determine what actually makes a difference. I’ve never been particularly loyal to a skin-care product. I love to experiment with formulas and ingredients—and for a beauty editor, this mindset is all but a requirement.
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