Absolutely. Consistent daily sun protection is the only way to prevent new sun spots (age spots) from forming. Existing spots can be lightened with ingredients like Vitamin C, retinoids, or hydroquinone (under dermatological guidance).
You can, if it is gentle and fragrance-free. However, dedicated eye creams are specifically formulated with lighter molecular weights to be effective on the thinner skin without causing milia (tiny white bumps).
Drinking enough water maintains skin hydration from within, while topical moisturizers prevent transepidermal water loss. Both are crucial for keeping skin plump and resilient.
For most skin types, using a hydrating or anti-aging mask 1-2 times per week is sufficient. Overuse can lead to irritation, so adjust based on your skin’s needs and tolerance.