Ladies Things

i have gotten my fathers bags, dark circles, puffiness and deep wrinkles around the eye. i can deal/ fix all of them except the deep wrinkles. i have bought hundreds of dollars an many products for my eyes but the just treat eveything except the deep wrinkles!

could someone help me?



PS.i eat and drink healthy so that is not it

PSS. i get proper sleep so thats not it

PSSS. im sick an tiered of spending so much money on individual products so nothing over 60$

HEY!!!!!

Try this girls Shea and Emu, it is suppose to help with scars:
Her plan shea butter just helped with my acne scars. I don't think she has the emu on her main website yet though...
http://stores.ebay.com/Spatacular-Body
www.spatacularbody.com

Hope this helps. :)

2007-03-08 13:17:17 by Madrid's Finest!

I have good skin, but some fairly deep wrinkles around my mouth and forehead. I don't want to spend a lot of money, as that would probably defeat the purpose.

This will sound very stupid but I swear it works. Me my mum and my nan all use it and it is amazing. Aldi's own make anti wrinkle cream. They have a day and night cream. A few months ago it was in all the media saying it was better than botox and stuff. It only costs like £1.99 or something x x x

2008-05-17 03:04:47 by Delora Gloria

I have nice feet except these wrinkles on the sides, they're very deep and make me self consious when I wear sandles. What can I do to get rid of them? Steroid creams and softening creams? Any one tried anything a bit more effective than the old shea butter and socks overnight?

I had microdermabrasion my feet and hands. After spending $1000 for 8 treatments, I thought they looked great. The funny thing is that I realized no one else noticed any difference. No one noticed they were wrinkled in the first place. Now, I put cocoa butter lotion on my feet & socks to sleep in twice a week, and they are very soft.

I wish I had that $1000 back. It costs a lot of money to be self conscious.

2008-05-23 19:08:57 by Lindsay W

They are so deep I think sometimes I could put my finger nail in them and it would have extra space. it may be an exaggeration, but I am looking for something that can reduce the depth and appearance.

2009-01-09 13:32:15 by Katie M

im 47 and have very deep wrinkles in my forehead i would like to have a smooth look

2008-12-20 09:03:23 by txsurfer2

After a couple of hours of wearing the eyeliner i notice the darkened wrinkles and so i wipe away the liner that fell into the wrinkles, but a couple of hours later it's back. what should i do to help prevent this? i use a pencil liner, but it's soft, not hard like pencil.

I suggest a little concealer bellow your eyes, not for the wrinkles but so the liner wont smudge down there
try to aply as close as possible to the lash line

2008-07-12 03:55:46 by Nugget