WRINKLE

WRINKLE

4eyes2022-01-06T14:50:04.000Z
Niacinamide is fairly gentle, and has brightening and beneficial qualities. YMMV, not everyone can+
use it. I'd stick w/ 4% max if you are sensitive. There are lots of creams and serums w/ niacinamide. The easiest to get in DS would be stuff like
Redwings112021-12-28T18:53:21.000Z
Paula’s Choice Resist Super-Light Wrinkle Defense SPF 30
seabreeze0012021-12-23T22:01:43.000Z
good serum for cell turnover, fine lines, growth factor ROP
I've been using ZO growth factor and it's expensive and after doing a ton of research on what I can find anyway (which is very little), I'm NOT seeing
jnbfan2021-12-19T22:01:28.000Z
It sounds like you're mixing up different elements of biological maturity. Simple skincare routines
with sunscreen as the centerpiece and perhaps rx retinoids can keep the skin in good condition to a degree. But it doesn't stop other biological eleme
Savannah19172021-12-19T19:41:08.000Z
TY! To add a little more details, my parents both have “nice skin” in their mid 60s and early 70s, +
And I’m the person in the post—I like a simpler routine right now and haven’t repurchased some products I used to use due to not having time or energy
Redwings112021-12-12T20:48:30.000Z
Paula’s Choice Resist Super-Light Wrinkle Defense SPF 30
Redwings112021-12-08T17:26:18.000Z
Paula’s Choice Resist Super-Light Wrinkle Defense SPF 30
rayoflight2021-12-02T00:54:17.000Z
It's a long shot. I'd rather say it's kinda unlikely, given my experience with +
topical tretinoin. As in, I've used it for 15+ years now and I still have that one expression line between eyebrows and crow's feet I already had befo
helpquestion2021-12-01T17:48:19.000Z
Anti wrinkle spray is magica
angelique4442021-11-30T23:40:43.000Z
Anti-wrinkle spray, steaming.