Increased sun intensity and longer days mean greater UV exposure, which accelerates collagen breakdown. Spring is also often windy, which can dehydrate skin and compromise its barrier.
Yes. Drinking plenty of water and eating foods rich in omega-3s (e.g., fish, nuts) and vitamin E (e.g., avocados) supports skin hydration and elasticity.
The skin on the feet, especially the heels and soles, is thick and has no oil glands, making it prone to dryness, calluses, and deep cracks (fissures) that can resemble wrinkles.
Just like the face, hands experience a natural loss of fat and collagen over time, making veins and tendons more prominent and the skin appear looser. Sun exposure accelerates this process.