do anti-aging creams work?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:do night creams, eye creams etc? make a difference in how you age or when you get wrinkles? i'm only saying because even celebrities age despite having access to the best skin care lines and the only way they postpone aging is through botox and face lifts.

Do the creams work? are they worth it?

You've answered you own question. The people who have the most money to spend and whose livelihoods depends on appearing perpetually youthful haven't found a successful product. Drink lots of water, avoid the sun, don't smoke, use moisturizer. The rest is snake oil.

Serious question. How is drinking water actually supposed to slow down aging?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:do night creams, eye creams etc? make a difference in how you age or when you get wrinkles? i'm only saying because even celebrities age despite having access to the best skin care lines and the only way they postpone aging is through botox and face lifts.

Do the creams work? are they worth it?

You've answered you own question. The people who have the most money to spend and whose livelihoods depends on appearing perpetually youthful haven't found a successful product. Drink lots of water, avoid the sun, don't smoke, use moisturizer. The rest is snake oil.

Serious question. How is drinking water actually supposed to slow down aging?

NP. It doesn't slow down aging but can lessen the appearance of aging by clearing and plumping skin .

[Anonymous]

Good diet, exercise, water and SUNSCREEN every single day. Renova works and is so much nicer on your skin than Retin A.

[Anonymous]

Yes, they absolutely work. I started to notice fine lines around my eyes a few years ago and began using anti-wrinkle eye cream. The lines went away and have never come back (I'm 36). I think the key is catching it early.