Erase Ten Years Fast!

I'm 23 and getting bad eye wrinkles from sleeping on my stomach and face for years. I can't fall asleep without being on my stomach? Does anyone else have this problem and did you learn how to fall asleep on your back? Any other tips for getting rid of the wrinkles?

Don't worry about it. There are many other things that are helping you get prematurely wrinkled – and you can certainly do something about them.
The biggest culprits are what we apply to the skin. So many products are severely skin harming and skin aging. I suffered from serious skin harm that stopped when I stopped using them.
I use only very mild cleansers and no other products and daily massage with essential oils. I like almond, grape seed and olive. It has restored skin to complete health and has greatly reversed skin aging and diminished wrinkles and inhibited others from forming.

I am often thought to be many years younger than I am. See my many other answers giving very detailed wrinkle removing treatments. Some have answers from happy users saying how they had also benefited. Mukunda

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I use The Body Shop’s Vitamin E eye cream for dark circles and puffiness. I start to save it in the fridge to get better results for puffiness. Is it better or the cold can effect the quality of the cream?
From what I have read it will not cause it to be less effective ..if anything I think it would help it to be more effective …..I keep mine in there and it makes it work faster and it feels good as well ……So I think you will be fine doing that If you wanted to be 100% certain contact wherever you got the product or the manufacture of the product and ask them …. I did find a article where they talk about how it was safe to do this …

Hope this is helpful ~~~ Good Luck ~~~

I've got a fair amount of wrinkles, and when i apply either foundation or face powder, it seems to accentuate my wrinkles, rather than hiding them, can anyone suggest a brand of foundation, or face powder which will conceal my wrinkles, not make them more noticeable, and should i use a liquid foundation, or a pressed compact powder, or both, please help, i'm 41 and don't know much about makeup
I'm from Australia, so i need products that are sold here, thanks heaps

Hmm…join the crowd. I myself and many other women ask this same question….and you will notice there are many out there that should ask this question.

After spending a ridiculous amount of money myself on this very question at a posh and expensive salon, you will benefit from the pain my pocketbook.

Refrain from any cosmedics that offer a "mate finish" and let go of your face powders. These all magnify those marvelous wrinkles and creases we worked so hard to get over the years.

In our 40's we now need to focus on a "dewy look" which means we have lost that. How do we get that back? Our main focus for the future of our skin is MOISTURE and Protect….and teach our girls to do this now before they have to.

Look for make-up with moisture. Revlon makes a great one and if you must top off with powder do only the "T-Zone."

I spent an entire morning at Nordstroms looking at "light diffusing products" meant to help us persuade others that our wrinkles are not as bad as they are. It was interesting that these products ranged from $35 up to $250. I asked my dermatologist how to decide which is the best investment and he said…"NONE..buy this– GENIE INSTANT LINE SMOOTHER" I found it online and have basically became in love with it. It is affordable enough to use not just on my face.

Get a good moisturizer…avoid powder if you can…and become dewy. A friend of mine that does models for add agencies told me that as we age, less is more. Go less on the harsh color eyeshadows, smudge the line on eye liner unless it is a night function, and go for a more delicate color on lips during the day.
Do your make-up under whatever light you will be seen in. Florescent lights if that is what they have at work. Using your makeup mirror can be a huge mistake if that is not similar to the light you plan to be seen in all day. My friends in college discovered this by accident as we all showed up for an event looking like we had been planning our halloween costumes. The beautiful brown we all used looked burndt orange in daylight.

My secret trick…I use a cover-up creme with a skin tone three times darker than my actual shade- as a eye make-up. It gives me a hint of color, doesn't crease, and later on toward the evening I can put a color on top of it and it acts as a great base.

I drink tons of water a day. Always wear sunscreen. And I drink a secret concoction my great granny always drank…and she had beautiful skin even when she died at the age of 102.
What is it? Water boiled with barley, strained, add lemon, chill, drink. I must be doing something right. Nobody ever guesses my real age which is 45…they usually say I must be 30.

I have dark circles on my eyes, and I recently bought Dove brightening eye cream. Do I use it once or twice a day? And could anyone recommend me any good brands in Australia that help dark circles?

A thousand times

Now that I am through menopause my skin is getting dry and I am seeing wrinkles. I have tried all sorts of OTC skin creams (Olay, L'oreal etc) and none seem to really change things

I use and love Arbonne's NutriMinC® RE9 Anti Aging Line (i buy it online at: http://arbonnepuertorico.myarbonne.com .. under shop online) you will enjoy immediate visibly firming and moisturizing benefits. write them and you could receive their free samples, anyway the best thing is that they are formulatted with botanical principles and formulatted without mineral oil, animal prooducts or fragrances which all these ingredients are very harmfull for our skin.. Mineral oil is the 2nd worse thing we could do to our skins health for it is like rubbing car oil on our skin and exposing ourselfes to the sun, animal products come from dead animals and these come from rendering plants these plants pick all dead animal and dead animal parts (from meat houses, etc.) and they put it in a huge pot, squash everything and boils it, what ever comes to the top is the oil other companies use to elaborate thier products, gross I know…the lipstick… ewww anyway, that is why i use botanically based products which is way much better because they get absorbed and the nutrients inside the products is what helps our skin look and feel healthy…they are not sold in stores but it is a great way to buy becasue they have this money back guarantee if for some reason there is something you do not like from the products you get your money back guarantee (within 45 days from purchase) so you have nothing to loose, only wrinkles ;~).

I'm 24 and I feel like it's time I invest in a good eye cream to mainly prevent wrinkles and brighten the eye area. There are so many out there, I don't know which to choose. I've heard good things about La Mer and Chanel creams and as I already use their moisturizers, I know they work well in that department…but what about eyes? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Price isn't an object so give me your best recommendations! Thanks

Honeslty stick with anything Estee Lauder, my mom has been using this company for a really long time and she is almost 50 and looks like my sister, so their wrinkle cream is something that i would suggest 100% and what they use in their products is genuinely to keep your skin amazing, i use their facewash moisturizer and foundation mostly plus some other things and havent had a break out in 2 years, and keep in mind my skin breaks out easily to foundations..all except this one, so definately try that out and definately lemme know what you think of it!!!! i really hope u like it!!!!!!!

I'm dressing up as an old man tomorrow for a halloween contest at work. I have bought everything, but I want to make the costume very original. Since I'm a middle age female, I want the wrinkles to look real. Please help!

You can get by with an eyeliner in brown. Wrinkle up you face and lightly draw a line in each crease, then it helps if you gently smudge the line in a downward motion, just to take the sharpness out and create a little shadow effect. Then you can go back in and with a light color, light beige or even white if you've got it, add a lighter line above each wrinkle line and lightly blend. You are creating a dimensional look with shadows and highlights.
Don't forget to draw in the jowls. This is where the skin on your face sags around the jaw line. Use the same shadow/highlight effect to create these just below the jaw line.
You should also do your neck. It looks funny to have an old face and a young neck.
Also, I just did a search for "old age make up images" and came up with quite a few. Do this so you have a couple of pictures to guide you.
Good Luck!!

I am looking for an eye cream to prevent the signs of aging and help with circles under my eyes. I need some thing without cucumber. I am allergic to it. I know of an expensive brand that works, but I would like to know of a drugstore brand that is good.

Loreal Revitalift. I love it and it works sooooo good for me. I use it morning and night. Also, try the face cream. It is the best on the market, according to me!

I use so many different kinds of cream and nothing really gets rid of the wrinkles. I try to stay out of the sun, but that's almost impossible. What is the best thing I should put on my face at night?

Well, for prevention, wear at least SPF 15 everyday! But to get rid of unsightly wrinkles, or improve their appearance greatly, head out to your Dermatologist! There are so many products available for this now(even over the counter), but the Dermatologist can give you something that is stronger! I use Retinol(a form of retina A)…it gets rid of sun spots, wrinkles…everything! The Dermatologist can also give you samples of different products so you can figure out what works for you! Good luck!

I was thinking about eye cream from Derma E, REN or Dr. Haushuka. I don't like the products with paraben. What do you recommend?

I dont know about eye creme.. but cucumber is as organic as your going to get for a good eye product. pretty effective too.. use twice a week