Wrinkle Cream Question :


Im looking for a really good eye cream that will make me look young and prevent wrinkles; The best anti-aging stuff out there. I’m 20 years old (pleeeeeease dont tell me that I dont need it lol, im trying to start out as young as I can! haha) and I want to start keeping my face looking young now, so I dont have to worry that much later, any tips?

But mostly, what’s the best anti-aging face/eye cream for sensitive skin/or acne prone skin

Thanks SO much

Wrinkle Cream Question :


What age is appropriate for using anti-eye wrinkle cream? I am only 16 so should I wait until I see some wrinkles around my eyes and then start using the cream? Thank you.

Wrinkle Cream Question :


We all know, clean, tone and mosturize is a must. Every morning and every night. So with that part cleared. I just wanted to see some opinions regarding this thing I want to do.

The thing is I’ve just realized that I have one brand new anti-wrinkle cream and of course I don’t wanna throw it away. It has no SPF so I used to use it during the night. But now I’m using just a mosturizing cream at night + eye cream and an anti-wrinkle mosturizer with SPF18 for daytime.
Would it be convinient if I switched every other night? One night plain mosturizer and one night anti-wrinkle?
The other thing is that the mosturizer is Neutrogena and I consider it of better quality than the Ponds anti-wrinkle cream (which, by the way, it’s a little bit heavy… so maybe it wouldn’t be great to use it at night).
On the other hand, I won’t die if I use it every other night so I can finish it the bottle, right?

By the way, I’m 21.

Wrinkle Cream Question :


something u guys tried that works i dont want the heavy anti aging creams just a simple none harsh cream that doesnt tight the eye area

Wrinkle Cream Question :


I am 20, and I never go outside without SPF for the most part. I usually wear SPF 30 on my face. I wear eye cream and my main skin problem is pimple marks. However, even though both my parents look young for their ages, my mother is prone to wrinkles around her mouth. (It’s basically the only place she has them) What is the exact brand name of anti-aging product to prevent mouth wrinkles?

Wrinkle Cream Question :


We all know, clean, tone and mosturize is a must. Every morning and every night. So with that part cleared. I just wanted to see some opinions regarding this thing I want to do.

The thing is I’ve just realized that I have one brand new anti-wrinkle cream and of course I don’t wanna throw it away. It has no SPF so I used to use it during the night. But now I’m using just a mosturizing cream at night + eye cream and an anti-wrinkle mosturizer with SPF18 for daytime.
Would it be convinient if I switched every other night? One night plain mosturizer and one night anti-wrinkle?
The other thing is that the mosturizer is Neutrogena and I consider it of better quality than the Ponds anti-wrinkle cream (which, by the way, it’s a little bit heavy… so maybe it wouldn’t be great to use it at night).
On the other hand, I won’t die if I use it every other night so I can finish it the bottle, right?

By the way, I’m 21.
dear jason14655….

I have nothing to hide. We are not talking about make up here, I just want to have a healthy skin and keep it that way for as long as I can. Is it wrong trying to keep your face in shape?!?! Consider it face “work out”

Wrinkle Cream Question :


I have posted questions like these on here before as I am trying out different ****** products and my face seems to be somewhat sensitive to some ingredients in a lot of them. The latest product I am trying is Neutrogena Anti-Oxidant Age Reverse Eye Cream and when I first apply it, I feel a burning sensation, but it doesn’t last long and it doesn’t make my skin red or irritated looking. It just doesn’t seem like it should do this. Is there something better out there for people like me who have this problem? I am over 40 but have very good skin with no wrinkles or blemishes. I am intrigues by products that promise to keep your skin youthful looking but it’s ironic that these are usually the products that irritate my skin.