When I first decided to go sober, my skin was an afterthought. Like so many women in their forties, I was done with how ...

That’s not to say that alcohol caused those signs of aging. As aesthetician Jolie De Feis, who writes the newsletter Hotline Skin, points out, drinking also disrupts your sleep.

ANALYSIS: Katinka van de Ven and Nicole Lee explain how the body recovers after removing alcohol from your life ...

The disruption to sleep from alcohol, even if you’ve just had a couple of drinks, will also have an impact on your skin. It might look pale, with dark circles, sunken or puffy eyes and your lips ...

The dehydration domino effect Water loss wreaks havoc on skin texture When alcohol enters your system, it triggers a cascade of effects that directly impact your skin’s appearance.

Most notably, alcohol can increase wrinkles and other signs of aging. A 2022 Oxford University study found that alcohol can accelerate biological aging, because it leads to excess damage to the ...

This is without the effects of alcohol consumption. So if you factor in the skin’s impaired ability to repair itself, it’s inevitable that your eye area will look tired, sallow, sunken and/or ...

Alcohol does more than affect your liver — it can affect your skin too. With summer fast approaching, many are making plans to crack open a cold one, lounge on the beach and take in the sun’s ...

Discover how cutting back on alcohol can lead to healthier, more youthful skin. Experts reveal the science behind alcohol's effects and the benefits to your skin of sobriety.

How to protect your skin from the effects of alcohol during the holidays Morayo Ogunbayo, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Dec 19, 2024 Updated Dec 19, 2024 ...