Anti Aging Skin Tips

Drugstore Moisturizers / Anti-Wrinkle Creams...are any TRULY worthwhile?

I have bought a few drugstore moisturizers/anti-wrinkle creams lately, since I'm beginning to develop "middle-aged wrinkles". (Yuck) Have you tried any that are really effective? I'm just now starting to develop a few wrinkles around my eyes as well as a little patchy discoloration. I'd really like something that would even out my skin tone and help to delay or mask the other early signs of aging. I have the typical middle-30's skin...not too oily, not too dry. Just beginning to show my age, I'm afraid. And I'm sick of trying cream-after-cream that doesn't seem worthy of even a spot on a drugstore shelf. And I'm really not one to try department-store products since I'm convinced they are drugstore products in prettier "outfits". Any suggestions?

Public Comments

1. strivectin brand is really worth your money.
2. im using strivectin. works really good. you get a lot of product for the money. you can order it online from www.macys.com
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