Scalp care is also important for skin elasticity.

This might be a surprising tip, but I started taking care of my scalp to improve facial elasticity. It turns out that the scalp and facial skin are connected, so if your scalp loses elasticity, your face will also sag. So, every night, I apply a scalp-specific ampoule and gently massage it in with my fingertips or a shaving brush. Surprisingly, this has been very helpful in reducing facial puffiness.

Cooling down your scalp will help clear up your complexion and reduce hair loss when you shampoo, so it's a win-win. Especially for those like me who started to worry about elasticity in their 30s, don't just apply ampoule to your face; make sure to take care of your scalp, too. Because your hair roots are strengthened, your facial contours will feel firmer. It might seem like a small thing, but it's a crucial part of your routine in the long run.