Whats the best Wrinkle Cream you've ever used?
74- Southern Belle
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Hey guys just wondering what product is tried and true. Money is tight, but wrinkles must be gone!
Southern Belle wrote:
Hey guys just wondering what product is tried and true. Money is tight, but wrinkles must be gone!
absolutely love Avon's new Reversalist in the red container. I have been using it for about a month now.
94- rebekahELLE
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Clarins super restorative products, love them, can't afford them now, but they are the best I have found.
now using Olay regenerist which is great also, but I prefer clarins. maybe I'll ask santa this year.
32- Raicreations
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I have been using milk of magnesia, after cleansing at night dab a little on the face and leave for 10 minutes, later I appy carrot oil and massage in really well.
91- readytoescape
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Starch, cream gums up the iron.
Oops, walked in the wrong doorAvon Anew Clinical: Line & Wrinkle Corrector.
Another good one is Emu Oil.Avon Anew Clinical: Line & Wrinkle Corrector.
Another good one is Emu Oil.Loreal, The Body Shop, Avon, and Olay are all good brands. It will also depend how sensitive is your skin. There are testers that you could also try before you buy it. For The Body Shop products, there are sales associates who could assist you. Have a great weekend!
91- B.C. BOUTIQUE
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Im lucky to have not wrinkeled yet, but I have some I studied on and made for a woman and now she swears by it, unfortunatly it is not marketed in stores, so I guess it was useless for me to even post this..sorry
71- sneakorocksolid
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Raicreations wrote:
I have been using milk of magnesia, after cleansing at night dab a little on the face and leave for 10 minutes, later I appy carrot oil and massage in really well.
Yuck! Thats one way to deny sex.
85- drej2522
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Southern Belle wrote:
Hey guys just wondering what product is tried and true. Money is tight, but wrinkles must be gone!
haha...what a gross thread!...no offense, but gross!
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drej2522 wrote:
Southern Belle wrote:
Hey guys just wondering what product is tried and true. Money is tight, but wrinkles must be gone!
haha...what a gross thread!...no offense, but gross!
I could just see the next topic...what kind of toliet paper do you use? Response: Well, I use 'Charmin' for my crusty ass!..it's soft!
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Oh hi hater! must be drinking a lot of hatorade tonight!
What are You doing on the fashion and beauty forum anyways... go troll some other forum for someone who cares what you think-
jack ass! - 71
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Southern Belle wrote:
Oh hi hater! must be drinking a lot of hatorade tonight!
What are You doing on the fashion and beauty forum anyways... go troll some other forum for someone who cares what you think-
jack ass!He is a butt! I was serious.
78- Gabriella D'Anton
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After 30 years in the skin care business I can tell you this:
If you already have wrinkles, enjoy them! No cream will ever erase wrinkles, no matter how much they cost or whatever miracles they promise people. Short of deep peels, derma fillers and face lift, Nothing Works, so stop agonizing. A good moisturizer will temporary soften the superficial lines caused by dehydration (which may turn into wrinkles later. You may want to read some of my hubs about skin care- 85
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Southern Belle wrote:
Oh hi hater! must be drinking a lot of hatorade tonight!
What are You doing on the fashion and beauty forum anyways... go troll some other forum for someone who cares what you think-
jack ass!I am not a hater or a butt. I just thought it was funny.
80- Madame X
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A nightly oil massage will ease them - I use oil to take off my makeup anyway so it's a two-fer. Also, drink plenty of water - that's the best thing you can do for your skin, from the inside out always does more than external stuff
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I have found that emu oil mixed with a sweet patchouli oil and rose extract softens the skin and has reduced wrinkles on many people I know..
Its worth a try... Southern Belle wrote:
Hey guys just wondering what product is tried and true. Money is tight, but wrinkles must be gone!
This is great conversation keep up more insightful
86- Mocha Momma
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Interesting topic, I've never used wrinkle cream, my mother's never used it, and my grandmother's never used it... My mom is 52 and doesn't have a wrinkle on her face, my grandmother passed away, no wrinkles when she passed (living she had a maybe a very slight crinkle at the crease of her eyes), she was in her 70s.
We keep our skin moisturized and protected. Since your skin eats, I would use a natural moisturizer that has a natural sunscreen in it to protect your skin from pre-mature aging. That's what I use.
