Is it too late to save my face?

[insaneinthemembrane77]

I’m 45, have always been quite lax about skin care 😬Dove soap and a moisturiser. I don’t have too many lines (just yet) but have started to notice my face becoming puffier and big bags/puffiness under my eyes 😫it looks terrible.
I’ve decided on a skincare overhaul…any experts out there to tell me if I’m making the right choices?
I've now started using a Nivea cream cleanser for sensitive skin at night with s Nivea night cream and then Tretoin a few times a week. In the water I just use water to clean my face and then use Garnier Vitamin C illuminating moisturiser, followed by a tinted bb type cream with factor 50 in. If in direct sunlight (at the beach etc) I use sunblock factor 50 on my face)
Should I add an eye cream in too at night?
Can my skin be saved/rejuvenated?
What do you all do/use and at what age?

I've seen slugging recommended for people with dry undereyes. Put on your favourite serum and/or moisturising eye cream, and then cover over with vaseline, using its occlusiveness to seal in the moisture underneath while your sleeping. Do a couple of times a week.

You need proper sunscreen not a BB cream , you won't apply the required amount to get full spf coverage

Hi this is them that come in different types/flavours??

No worries. Here you go.

Spf 50
Sleep
Water
Veg / fruit/ good fats omega 3/6
Good genes

The Ordinary has been great for my skin too. Late 40's.

Morning - I use the rinse off cleanser, B Oil and then Weleda Skin Food (I have v dry skin)
Evening - Ordinary cleanser again, Glycolic Acid toner and Organic Rosehip Oil.

I've got a few other Ordinary products but I tend to just stick with this as it's easy and effective for me.

My diet is good, I drink wine but not excessively, I take collagen capsules and Vit E oil, drink water and stay out of the sun.

I think I'm fairly lucky with genes though - my mum does none of this and has beautiful skin!