Ladies Things

I am in my mid-twenties and would like to take action towards preventing future wrinkles and i think now is the time to start....only i don't know where to begin! every brand is touting a different 'magical' ingredient that is supposed to be 'the best'. i really just want something simple, effective, and that won't break the bank! Anyone have a suggestion?

You should try Olay Total Effects.
http://www.olay.com/boutique/totaleffects/products/te1000

2007-06-29 17:28:35 by apriljaymes

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I am 45, have a combination complexion, yet I have fine wrinkles all over my face. I can't afford expensive treatments, but wondered if anyone had tried a home treatment that worked.

I don't think any one answer will do for all people.
Everyone's skin, texture, condition and age is different.
Those who use a certain product and say it works, may be just lucky or and probably wouldn't have wrinkles even if they didn''t use it.
Products with apha-hydroxy can dry your face, making it prone to more wrinkles. Using egg whites also is very drying. They aren't clearing up wrinkles but may temporarily firm your skin.
Wrinkles don't respond to creams, lotions, potions or remedies.
You have to prevent the wrinkles in the first place, then, by keeping skin hydrated , it will appear softer and smoother.
Don't smoke, use sun screen every time you're outdoors, not just at a beach. drink lots of water every day. You can't actually replace moisture using creams; you have to ingest it (water) to keep organs hydrated. Use lotions or creams while your skin is still damp from showering or cleansing your face. The moisture helps seal in lotions.
Unfortunately, genetics and environment play a big role in aging skin.
Use products especially designed for your age group. Different age skin, needs different degress of help.
A mild dermabrasion at home (you can buy a kit in a pharmacy) might help smooth out some of the tiniest lines.

2007-01-08 17:51:22 by daddysnurse

2007-07-13 11:42:45 by jara007us

going to the dermatologist soon for botox...anything better?

yes there is a better cheaper way avon has products for that purpose a cheaper alternative to the clinical way. wrinkles, micro dermabrasion, everything. check my website see below

2007-06-03 20:50:22 by CURIOUS

I am 41 and actually dont have many wrinkles yet but I always try to take care of myself as best as I can. I even use age defying makeup. But I would like to know what works for some of you in make up and skin care products.

Drink lots of water. Try to limit sugar intake. Avoid fried foods. Wash face with gentle cleanser twice a day. NEVER go to bed wtih makeup on and ALWAYS use a moisturizer while sleeping. Oh, and a lotion with SPF is nice during the day. The sun is terrible. Wear sunglasses to avoid squinting and increasing your crows feet.

I'm 31 and I still look like I'm in my teens. I credit it to being very diligent about diet and skin care.

2006-09-11 04:38:34 by mary_marlene65

I'm 21 and prematurely aging! I dont smoke or anything, I eat well, exercise, and drink lots of water. I have fine lines/ wrinkles on my lower lids and outer corners. This has happened all within a year, I really need some help. Please suggest some products that you have personally used or have had close friends use. I'm thinking of using the murad eye treatment complex, but I have sensitive skin and I'm afraid it will be too harsh.

Elizabeth Arden Prevage is an excellent eye cream! Although it runs around $98. I've never tried Murad......

2008-10-09 20:24:24 by Lisa