Let's be honest: sometimes, in a hurry, we skip certain areas of our face without applying product, thinking it's not that serious. But if this becomes a habit, those areas will start to show signs of neglect that you won't like. Cosmetologist and technical director of Skin Generics and CEO of BeLab Services, Daniel Jiménez, explains which areas are most affected and what consequences can result from not applying products evenly.
 Oh, the eyebrows!
It's common to avoid applying products to the eyebrows because they contain hair, but this area also needs care. According to cosmetologist Daniel Jiménez, if we don't hydrate the area properly, it can cause dry skin and, in the long term, a loss of firmness, which could give the appearance of a "droopy look ." Applying your anti-aging routine to your eyebrows helps maintain tone and prevent these effects.
Your face ends at the neckline
We often forget about the neck and décolletage, and when dark spots or loss of firmness appear, it's usually too late. In Spain, these areas suffer significantly from photoaging due to sun exposure and lack of care. The expert suggests using the same products on these areas that we apply to our face : antioxidants, moisturizers, and SPF, to maintain firmness, hydration, elasticity, and prevent dark spots.
The hoop effect
The "ring effect" refers to a visible circle at the edges of the face that appears over time due to a lack of product application in areas like the sideburns, ears, and jawline . This neglect promotes photoaging, leading to hyperpigmentation and wrinkles at these edges, which tend to appear more dehydrated.
The hairline
The hairline is another often-overlooked area of ​​skincare. Many people avoid applying sunscreen there for fear of staining their hair, but this is a mistake, as that area also has skin and is exposed to the sun . The expert emphasizes the importance of including serums and creams in this area, especially sunscreen, to prevent spots and sun damage.
Tip: Don't be afraid to apply product to all of these areas, and most importantly, don't forget about them!