When is the right age to start using anti-wrinkle creams?
I’m 15 at the moment, but as I have dry skin, it’s more prone to premature wrinkling. I use prescription creams, but I don’t think they do too much. Should I start using anti wrinkle eye creams? (my eyes have lines around them already).
Tagged with: dry skin • eye creams • prescription creams
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the right age is when you start to see first signs of aging such as rougher skin, larger pores and fine lines - usually doesn’t happen until at least 20yrs old. there’s a really good cream thats about to come out from avon until mid-september its called anew rejuvenate and its like getting a facial minus the cost of one - its $32.00. you can check it out at my website: http://www.youravon.com/mdelgado but it wont come out (you’ll probably see it advertised on t.v.) until next month.
it wont hurt
Start using an eye cream now. If you moisturize your skin properly you shouldn’t need wrinkle cream for many years. Start using a heavier moisturizer.
At 15, I wouldn’t worry about wrinkles too much. You can use them now, and it would probably help in the future…In the very far off future, but right now you probably won’t notice a difference. Maybe just keeping your skin well moistrurized until the time comes for wrinkle creams would help better. Using baby oil after you shower and before you dry off could help. Use it all over you’re body, and it’s supposed to lock in moisture, so make sure you’re still wet when you rub it in. (It makes your skin super soft, too.) ^.^ Hope it helps