anti-age wrinkle cream

**tapdance** · 04-16-2010 01:03 AM

Hi everyone, any ideas of when we should start using anti-age wrinkle cream?? Im 30 years old, but people always tell me I look much younger. Lately I have started to get paranoid that im getting wrinkles on my forehead. I live in Spain so we have lots of sunshine which obviously ages your skin.
Any thoughts would be apreciated!

**grrrr** · 04-16-2010 01:06 PM

Wear SPF daily. I live in the Northeast of the US, and although we don't have the same sun here everyday, I religiously wear SPF - it's been said that anything less than 15 isn't going to do anything, but make sure that it has both UVA/UVB protection.

At your age, I'd say just to stick with moisturizer.... you could try out something gentile for under eye care - but don't use anything that has any harsh chemicals - like the anti-wrinkle cream that's supposed to remove the wrinkled layers of your skin.... your skin actually thins as you age, so don't start removing those layers too soon!

Also, I know that this sounds lame, but try not to make facial gestures (i.e. the "surprised look") that make lines in your forehead.... and no squinting!

Hope that helps!

**HazelG** · 04-22-2010 01:10 PM

Having wrinkles at certain age is natural process , as peoples wants to look younger they use some kind of substance to hide wrinkles and age

I'm also 30 yrs of age and I had the same problem; I used many medications creams , gels but metrogel work for me

MetroGel Cream enters into bacterial and protozoal cell and interferes with their genetic material and disrupts forming new DNA.

It'll make your skin smoother and remove your acne also
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I hope its helps you...

**KateyOrganix** · 04-27-2010 04:21 AM

Originally Posted by tapdance

Hi everyone, any ideas of when we should start using anti-age wrinkle cream?? Im 30 years old, but people always tell me I look much younger. Lately I have started to get paranoid that im getting wrinkles on my forehead. I live in Spain so we have lots of sunshine which obviously ages your skin.
Any thoughts would be aprreciated!

First things first...if you are almost always in the sun, wear sunscreen...apply at least 3 hours intervals...and as for anti aging cream, i prefer using Lily Organics products..they are paraben free and very good results too..check them out and do some research as well..

**Gloria** · 05-01-2010 11:30 PM

Hi All

G'day from Australia.... yes, looking after your skin is so important when we live in these hot climates, I agree it is so important to look after your skin no matter how young or good your skin looks at present. SPF is important and look out for the chemicals that dry your skin.

I make my own skincare as a hobby, I try to keep up to date on all the new oils and their benefits. I am currently researching a new Oil called Argan Oil which is produced from the kernels of the argan tree in Morocco. I will keep you up to date on my progress. Anti Ageing is seemingly one of its properties.

If anyone wants any tips on how to make your own products, I will be pleased to help.

**rhod123** · 05-04-2010 03:03 PM

Hi, In this age I will suggest only home made face pack.and trust me it works more than any branded product.
here are the procedure to create home made face pack.
To counteract wrinkles and excessive dryness, apply these face packs- they will keep your skin supple and smooth.
1) Mash a ripe banana, mix with juice of roses and apply to face. Wash off with warm water after an hour. Use regularly to get best results; will keep skin soft, supple and wrinkle free.
2) A spoonful of onion juice mixed with honey is also extremely good for skin blemishes and wrinkles.
3) A cabbage pack is also very effective. Mix to a paste the juice of a few cabbage leaves, a tablespoon of honey and a little yeast. Apply and leave on face and neck for 20 minutes before washing off with warm water; ending in a cold splash.
4) An egg white (not beaten) spread over the skin near eyes and neck, left to dry for an hour before wiping off with cotton wool, dipped in ice cold water, removes wrinkles.
5) Wrinkles or lines around the mouth are caused by smoking, advancing age, dry skin and laughing movements. Keep lips moist with a coating of petroleum jelly every day, to discourage the small lines which radiate from the lips. Rub thick papaya slices all around your mouth; or better still, make a paste of papaya, pat it around the mouth and lie down.
6) Equal parts of egg and glycerin with a little rose water can be applied on upper lips, left for 15 minutes and washed off; this will help remove fine wrinkles that appear in the area.