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LRP
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Joined: 29 Jan 2009
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Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:20 pm  |
I'd like to know if there is any creme/serum that poduces true wrinkle diminishing effects without strong acids.
If anybody can make some good brand recomendations, I would really appreciate it!
I'm 35 but have lots more wrinkles than the average mid-30s gal, due to my fair, dry skin, I imagine. (and genetics).
I want to find a really good, effective product but don't have the funds to try out a bunch of brands.
Organic is probably too much to ask for, but something without toxic ingredients and perservatives would be great!
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Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:08 pm |
| hmmmmmmm...maybe try rosehip seed oil? It won't work miracles, like Retin-A, but might soften things up for you. And do you wear sunblock? Do facial exercise and massage? There are a lot of things we can do for ourselves without spending a fortune! |
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Fri Jan 30, 2009 5:27 am |
Welcome to EDS LRP! Some things work for some people and not others. EDS posters have spent a great deal of time, money and effort bringing their knowledge and experience to you, and it's impossible to sum it all up in one easy answer. I'm so grateful to all the posters on EDS!
I'm afraid you'll have to read a lot and experiment just like us! Because money is an issue for me too, I look for effective tools and products that are affordable. Usually I find such information in the "Skincare Tools & Do it yourself" forum.
In the beginning of my quest to revitalize my dry, aging skin exfoliation & moisturizing helped a great deal. Then I started using skin actives like Retin-A Vitamin C, copper peptides etc. Asprin mask is the bomb! There has been steady improvement with these techniques on the SURFACE of my skin, however loulou's facial excercises have helped the most in lifting skin from BELOW THE SURFACE and eliminating jowls, crowsfeet, marionette lines etc. Hope this helps. |
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Fri Jan 30, 2009 5:40 am |
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Welcome to EDS LRP! Some things work for some people and not others. EDS posters have spent a great deal of time, money and effort bringing their knowledge and experience to you, and it's impossible to sum it all up in one easy answer. I'm so grateful to all the posters on EDS!
I'm afraid you'll have to read a lot and experiment just like us! Because money is an issue for me too, I look for effective tools and products that are affordable. Usually I find such information in the "Skincare Tools & Do it yourself" forum.
In the beginning of my quest to revitalize my dry, aging skin exfoliation & moisturizing helped a great deal. Then I started using skin actives like Retin-A Vitamin C, copper peptides etc. Asprin mask is the bomb! There has been steady improvement with these techniques on the SURFACE of my skin, however loulou's facial excercises have helped the most in lifting skin from BELOW THE SURFACE and eliminating jowls, crowsfeet, marionette lines etc. Hope this helps. |
This info has helped me. Thanks. Unfortunately I don't have much time to read through these wonderful threads and posts....but I skim as much as I can and when I can't I just ask a question and I usually get the answer. I just ordered loulou's facial exercises and I just cant wait to try it.
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Sat Jan 31, 2009 10:48 am |
| LRP wrote: |
I'd like to know if there is any creme/serum that poduces true wrinkle diminishing effects without strong acids.
If anybody can make some good brand recomendations, I would really appreciate it!
I'm 35 but have lots more wrinkles than the average mid-30s gal, due to my fair, dry skin, I imagine. (and genetics).
I want to find a really good, effective product but don't have the funds to try out a bunch of brands.
Organic is probably too much to ask for, but something without toxic ingredients and perservatives would be great!
THANK YOU!! |
Oh yes there is! Try Elizabeth Grant products! They are fabulous and extremely good value for your money! Also nothing will diminish wrinkles unless you wear sunscreen over everything. |
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