Anti-Wrinkle Creams/Lotions?

[NeverlandClub23]

I have a deep forehead wrinkle (I am only 26!) and I know it's only going to get worse so I was wondering if anyone here has tried and used any wrinkle creams/lotions that help? I'm not expecting miracles but I would like to at least prevent it from getting really bad. I use Oil of Olay with SPF 15 every day. Thanks for any help!

 

[Vanessa01]

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[Christine]

That kind of thing can't really be help with the anti-wrinkle creams. At 26 years old, it just sounds like a crease that has to do with how the muscles work in your face.

The OTC creams you see are really for very fine lines and superficial skin renewal and regeneration. I wouldn't waste my money think it will work on something like that.

That type of crease probably needs the "big guns" like a filler or Botox that can be provided at a doctor's office.

Of course, using sunscreen will never hurt.

 

[XTinabell]

hmm, this could be tough. I know that clinique has this serum (I forget what it's called, sorry) it's in a pale blue pump container and it's a silky serum, I believe it's for wrinkles. I used it on my hips where my stretch marks are and it really diminished the appearance of my stretch marks so I think it might help with a wrinkle.
As hard as we try though, aging is inevitable and I don't really think these aging creams are worth their price tag. Make sure you wear sun screen, try to stay out of the sun and keep your skin moisturised. That's probably the best way to keep the wrinkle from getting severely worse over time.

 

[whogirl'smom]

I have tried Avon's Deep Crease Concentrate and it seemed to help some. I have two horizontal lines on my forehead ( I swear from years of interviewing people with that raised eyebrow look!) and it did seem to make them a little less noticeable. Nothing will get rid of them though, short of a filler from a dermatologist.