Wrinkle cream at 21?

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  1. tenaciousgirl's Avatar
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    Wrinkle cream at 21?
    Hiya,
    I'm 21 years old and I'm not worried about ageing prematurely, but I just wondered what is the average age that women start using wrinkle cream and is 21 too early?!
  2. nlsmith3's Avatar
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    I'm 24 and use it, it perks up ur face on days when you feel a tad yucky. I think it's better to prevent wrinkles then try and get rid of them when they do appear.


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  3. Jessticles's Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    I don't know how much I believe in how much wrinkle creams actually work - but it's never too early to get into a really good skin care routine. Your skin will thank you for it in later years too!
  4. AMELIA-x's Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    I use clinique skin care routine and one of the steps is an anti aging product but makes my skin feel amaaaazing! (I'm only 17 btw ). I get bags under my eyes and it definitely reduces them!
  5. (Bored)'s Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    At this age the best thing you can do to prevent wrinkles is don't smoke, avoid the sun (never go on sunbeds!), wear a facial spf at all times outdoors, and have a good skin routine morning and night (cleanse, tone and moisturise).
  6. timeofflight's Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    (Original post by (Bored))
    At this age the best thing you can do to prevent wrinkles is don't smoke, avoid the sun (never go on sunbeds!), wear a facial spf at all times outdoors, and have a good skin routine morning and night (cleanse, tone and moisturise).
    This.

    Retinol is the only skin care ingredient that has been shown to be effective clinically. Not everyone gets on with it and not all formulations contain the same concentration or forms. Bored is right. The best thing you can do it protect your skin from sun damage and not smoke.
  7. annielizstan's Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    Hi,
    Use an anti wrinkle eye cream daily
    You need to start anti aging as soon as possible to keep your skin young. the earlier you start, the better results you get.
  8. mxcs's Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    I'm 21 and I've started using Lacura's Q10 anti-wrinkle night cream - the £3 'cult' product from Aldi. It smells gorgeous and, so far, hydrates my skin amazingly without being greasy at all. I'm slightly paranoid about lines on my forehead as I raise my eyebrows a lot and lines around my mouth, so hoping those will improve after further use.

    I use Nivea's Q10 eye roll-on as well which does a great job of de-puffing my eyes early in the morning but hasn't massively improved the dark circles under my eyes which I've been genetically blessed with. I heard Eysilix eye cream is great for that so I'll try it once I can afford it.
  9. PKMN TRN JAM's Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    the french start at 15, by the time they are 40 they look 7 years younger than brits.

    not my research.

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  10. ChocolateMelody's Avatar
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    Re: Wrinkle cream at 21?
    Do they actually make anti-wrinkle cream for 21 year olds? :confused:
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