Advice Needed On Cream.

former_student

Are there any decent creams available for males that can be applied to the face to erase mild wrinkle lines? I'm only 25 but there are some wrinkles on my face that I would like to eradicate.

Any advice would be gratefully received.

Barneysmom

There's really no cream in the world that will get rid of wrinkles, just some creams help to lesson them, but it's not permanent, as soon as you stop using the cream you see them again.

former_student

Barneysmom wrote: »

There's really no cream in the world that will get rid of wrinkles, just some creams help to lesson them, but it's not permanent, as soon as you stop using the cream you see them again.

Thats pretty much what I thought, are there any you would recommend?

Barneysmom

There's a myriad hun.
I use Avon Anew, but being a woman I'd use different to you? I can't see why though myself.

Marks and Spencer do a really good wrinkle filler, I think it's about a tenner, it hides the wrinkle really well. It would last quite a while.

Errata

Lots and lots of face creams promise to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Nobody can work out what this actually means

former_student

Barneysmom wrote: »

There's a myriad hun.
I use Avon Anew, but being a woman I'd use different to you? I can't see why though myself.

Marks and Spencer do a really good wrinkle filler, I think it's about a tenner, it hides the wrinkle really well. It would last quite a while.

That sounds like what I'm looking for, oh the curse of having excema.

Gingham_Ribbon

I don't think it needs to be 'for men'. Try nivea (the ordinary kind) or oil of olay. They'll keep your skin moisturised which will help slow down the appearance of new wrinkles but nothing will make the ones already there disappear.

Do you smoke? If you do, the best thing you can do for your skin is to stop.

Also, if they're laughter lines, I wouldn't hide them for the world!

former_student

Gingham_Ribbon wrote: »

I don't think it needs to be 'for men'. Try nivea (the ordinary kind) or oil of olay. They'll keep your skin moisturised which will help slow down the appearance of new wrinkles but nothing will make the ones already there disappear.

Do you smoke? If you do, the best thing you can do for your skin is to stop.

Also, if they're laughter lines, I wouldn't hide them for the world!

Thanks.

I don't smoke and I have reduced the amount of coffee I drink, I also drink a lot more water which was recommended to me.

I just want to use something that will clear the appearance of wrinkles for a reasonable period of time.

jumpycheese1

I had crows feet since I was 20 and laughter lines since I was 23.

I don't smoke either.

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xxvickixx

I think men look better with a few lines, however my DH uses boots time delay for men which he says feels "OK" (being male that means he like it I think!)