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Mon Nov 27, 2006 9:53 pm  |
Hi, I'm new here and I would love some advice. I recently found this site and I'm obsessed! I live in Florida and have combo skin. I'm 34 and have been laying out all my life. I just recently started getting concerned about all of my wrinkles and I hope it isn't too late. I'm including a picture of my eye and it's unwelcome wrinkles. I also have one in between my eyes and on my forehead. I must make a lot of expressions! I also used to squint a lot due to not wearing glasses and/or sunglasses. Is there hope for me?
I started on Green Cream 6 a few weeks ago and just purchased Cellex-C. Any recommendations?
Thanks so much!
...i tried to include a picture of my eye, but since I'm new, it wouldn't let me.  |
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Tue Nov 28, 2006 4:24 pm |
Welcome and hopefully you will find some answers here..
Currently I'm using the Skincubed eye cream mentioned on the board and liking it a lot for my eye issues but I've not yet got a lot of wrinkles so I'm not sure how it would work for that. Sorry I'm not much help with your question but you're probably right about the expressions!! My sister is like that and I think she's lovely smile lines and all.  |
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Tue Nov 28, 2006 4:32 pm |
| The only product that has had a true effect on my eye wrinkles is yNs A Serum sold by yNS products. It's a retinol product. If you Google yNs you'll find info on the spa that sells it. I will warn you that their product line requires some commitment to learning how to use it because everyone's skin is different. If you use it wrong you will notice it right away. But it works like a charm under my eyes. BTW, they are located in Naples, Fla. And "yNs" stands for Yes, New Skin. |
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Tue Nov 28, 2006 5:39 pm |
aside from topical treatment- try "frownies" for your expression induced in-between-the-brow lines. SOmeone on this forum recomended them to me, and they work really well!
Frownies are thick-paper stickers that physically keep you from making that scowling expression. You can buy a box of 144 at drugstore.com for about 12$... |
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oily, resistant skin, some sun damage fine lines and smile crinkles... fair complexion, 36 years old |
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Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:41 pm |
| Thanks so much for your feedback. I'm thinking about trying some HA to plump up the area and make them less noticeable. I can't wait til I can post pictures on here! Thanks again! |
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Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:39 am |
Hanzawasama - how did you get the frownies to work? I tried them but they felt like they did nothing for my forehead and 11 lines  |
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Wed Nov 29, 2006 9:08 am |
hmmmm- no special trick, I just stick 'em to my forhead.. I have to read a lot ( and I mean A LOT!!) of brow-furrowing material, and i noticed I was starting to get an 11. The Frownies have stopped the furrowing, and in turn the 11 has diminished.
Maybe if your 11 isn't the direct result of "angry face", it won't work as well.
I have been using the PSF brow tox- with good effect for the residual lines |
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