During warmer months, clothing becomes lighter and this often sees lower necklines revealing more of the chest, increasing exposure to the sun’s rays. Sun damage has a profound impact on the delicate skin on the chest, can often be overlooked when applying sun-cream and become vulnerable to the development of wrinkles, crepey skin, age spots and a general uneven tone and texture.
These ageing effects can be enhanced with certain lifestyle habits such as alcohol consumption, smoking and an unhealthy diet. Developing wrinkles on the chest is also common for people who sleep on their sides, causing the breasts to sit closer together.