Anti Aging Skin Tips

ok WOMEN how early do i need to start using anti wrinkle creams?

so i just turned 28 and i'm really getting worried about turning 30!!!!!!! i was wondering do i need to start using all those creams that older women use? if so, then which kind or brand? pls help.

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1. My mom works for Estee Lauder. I started when I was 21! The first place "to go" are the eyes... so if anything, get yourself a nice eye cream. Lips are often neglected also so I would pick up a conditioner for them. I'm a bit bias because I've only used Estee Lauder and because it's free. However, my mom is over 50 but looks much younger and always gets remarks about it. That's saying something. And the cheapest way to stay youthful??? Daily sunscreen.
2. anti wrinkle creams kind of work but not really. it is good to use and eye cream and take care of that area. the BEST thing you can do starting NOW is to wear sunscreen. also, wear sunglasses whenever you are outside or driving. they will block the sun and stop you from squinting. another thing I love that can help you not get wrinkles (same reason you don't squint and form them) is botox. a little extreme and expensive, but i love it. wait until you are 34 or so. take care of your skin now.
3. I'm 30 (don't worry - it isn't scary!). I use clinique products. The "youth surge" range is pretty good. I started using anti-aging products when I was about 26 because I read that it's best to start before wrinkles. The clinique stuff has SPF 15 which is also good. I was out in the sun a lot in my early 20s and teens so I'm pretty careful about sun damage now. My sister (age 36) swears by Olay products - but I wasn't a fan. Try some out and see what you like.
4. When you start seeing wrinkles.When you do i suggest sheido.
5. I've been using aloe & coconut oil moisturizer with SPF on my face everyday twice a day ever since I turned 7. Might be a bit extreme, but at least my skin is soft and I doubt I'll have wrinkles anytime soon.
6. It really all depends on your individual skin. I am 37 and have no noticeable wrinkles - I still get carded trying to buy alcohol. But I have been avoiding being in full sun for years, and my skin is quite oily by nature. According to my dermatologist, the idea that everyone needs a moisturizer is just a marketing scheme by cosmetics companies. If you tend to have dry skin, by all means, moisturize. But if you are oily, you don't need to worry about it so much unless your skin starts to become less oily. However, a good oil-free, fragrance-free sunscreen is a good idea for all of us - and it will have some moisturizer in it by design. The sun is what causes the most damage in the area of wrinkles.
7. try using E45 moisturiser, seeing as you're still very young. and then move on to the anti-ageing products when you hit your 40s. E45 moisturiser came out top on the program How To Look Good Naked.
8. Hi. 28 is still very young. I am 40 this year but I do look after myself and I am still almost wrinkle free. I find that keeping yourself hydrated helps. I drink the normal 8 glasses of water every day. I also just started to use an anti wrinkle cream which my friend recommended (she is 45 but you would not think so!). It is made by Revitol and I wished I had known about it earlier. I got a free trial from the website below so I have not made a purchase. But it has made my skin look better in the two weeks I have been using it. Oh, and I also wear a hat when I am out in the sun! A bit over the top but thats just me. Hope this helps and please stop worrying about your age!