Do you or would you ever use anti-aging products? Lotions,face washes,Night Creams,Day Creams.

i have in the past because some of them are good for acne as well.

right now i'm doing okay in the acne department but i am wondering if i should start using a retinol based face cream.

Oh yesssss

No, but each time I look in the mirror I think I should've started using them ten years ago.

No I don't use them and never would. I think it's a blessing to get old considering those in my life who weren't able to do so.

I don't use overnight creams yet, but I'm not far off from adding that to my regimen.
I do use anti-aging cleanser, eye cream and I wear sunblock on my face 365 days a year.

It does make a difference. No one ever thinks I'm my actual age. A friend was looking at old pictures of me and was amazed at how much I haven't aged.

Nope. It's all bullshit.

But I am seriously considering having eye surgery to get rid of the excess (saggy) skin on my eyelids.

eye cream

I want to keep my eyes looking good as long as possible! so far so good!

Okay for those that do use,which products do you use?

I want my skin to look as good as possible as long as possible before I even have to start considering surgery. I currently use Avon's ANEW Cleanser,Night Cream,and Day Cream that has 25 SPF sunscreen in it,and I wear it year round as well.

if they worked I would...I think I'll save my money until they invent a product that actually stops birthdays from coming...

veronikka said:

Me too!

roodboi said:

All the time. So far so good, but, it is getting kinda tricky...
Now do they make anti-aging natural hair products?

No but I will start hopefully very soon

It's about $11.00 or $12.00 dollars.

EmeraldSkies said:

sure, why not?

Eye cream and peach tree oil - the latter not only smoothes and moisturizes your skin but also nearly erases wrinkles, I swear!

Flo6 said:

You mean the peach tree oil? What brand do you use?

Yes. I've bought the few bottles I have left in Moscow for a few rubles, they are very cheap and half a dozen brands make them. Now that I've just relocated to Boston I hope I can find the US equivalent... not sure what brands there are in this country, need to explore...

EmeraldSkies said:

Nope. A long life is a gift, and I plan on fully wearing out that present. When I'm old, I want to have a story to tell. What kind of a story does a 70 year old with tight skin have? Probably not a very interesting one.

Copy-and-paste for hair dying. Unless it's something wildly and obviously unnatural like pink or blue, I'll be keeping my greys, thanks. They can be my silver crown; a mark of honour for a life well lived.

I'm sorry.

I only use condoms.

Steadwood said:

Clarins, its such a lovely product, I love it.
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MoniGram said:

me 3

and a night cream for my face and neck..


its important

Sunscreen is the best anti-aging cream on the market folks. Use it. Like Carrie said...365. I do and have been doing so since I was about 20. It makes a difference.

veronikka said:

I started using this I guess around 6 months ago and I was amazed at the difference it made. I mean really amazed I am so glad I caved in to my friends strong suggestions about the Clinique products.

Several people have commented on my eyes, face, skin over the past few months

I guess I was an ugly ole hag that needed it