Do you have a Tried n' True Wrinkle Cream?

[KrispyKrittersUSA]

So I am discovering some wrinkles under my eyes, that seem to be getting bigger and bigger every day. They were little creases. Then kind of like crevices. Now they are canyons!!! In such a short time. Also see them starting to appear on my forehead. I just turned 36, and I think that was my face's expiration date.

Who knows of a wrinkle cream that really works? Something that you actually saw tighten the skin and get rid of the wrinkles. Doesn't matter if it's a grocery store find like Olay, or if it is a special cream from Clinique or Lancome.

WHAT WORKS????

Sincerely,
And desperately,
Lost in my wrinkles

[Rene S]

I hate the lines under my eyes too (and I'm 37). I've been using the Roc Deep Wrinkle cream for a year (just under my eyes) and IMO it works pretty well. I can't say the wrinkles have disappeared, but they are a little better and they have not gotten worse. The tube is around $19, I think, but it lasts a long time.

[KrispyKrittersUSA]

Thanks for the tip, I'll check that out. I think the problem is also that I have kind of like dark shadowing under the skin and it caves in just a little. Almost like a thumbprint pushed in under my eyes. So with the dark shadowing, the wrinkles just look so prominent.

Do you think the Roc tightens up that skin pretty good? I almost feel like I need a "plumper". LOL

[Rene S]

The Roc I use certainly does not "plump," but I don't really need that, thankfully. I think, for the price, it does firm slightly. I've also used the Loreal with the pulser, and that didn't seem to work at all and the pulser was strange, so I'm sticking with the Roc.

[Rene S]

Oh, forgot to tell you, I use the "night" formula. Here's a link to Amazon with some reviews you might find helpful: Amazon.com: RoC Retinol Correxion Deep Wrinkle Night Cream, 1-Ounce Tube: Beauty

Just an FYI, I'm not affiliated with Roc in any way. :-)

[Merczilla]

I've been using the Olay Pro-x recently, but I'm going to have to stop using it. It's giving me a rosacea-type rash on my face. I was previously using an Aveeno one (forgot which one it is) and I'll go back to that. If your skin is sensitive (mine seems to get more so as I get older), some of those formulas may irritate your skin.

I'm lucky in that I don't really have wrinkles, just some real fine ones around my eyes that are only obvious like now, because I'm sick. I'm 51, so have to consider myself lucky that I don't have them. Now if my hair wasn't grey, I might pass for 40. lol

[lboe3]

hi, you could also the clinique dramacally different lotion,i've been using it for 15 or more years i'm 69 & i have a few wrinkles by my mouth but thats about it, it stopped them from coming, its about 18.00

[KrispyKrittersUSA]

I'm so glad I thought to post about this. I really needed some input from real people. Thanks so much to you all!

[FunnyFace]

If you don't mind staying out of the sun or using sunscreen, MaMa Lotion is great.

About 4yrs ago I had samples of it and it was my favorite product. I've used copper peptides and other acids like BHAs and AHAs too. Those worked nicely, but my favorite was MaMa.

I have very sensitive skin, the "thumbprint" and some shadows where the eye socket starts. I didn't have much in the way of lines, I'm getting some now at 40. The MaMa Lotion worked well with the shadowing and just overall look. I would get it again, but I plan to tan because the sun, in moderation, helps promote collagen as I understand it and I want to see how my skin reacts along with the glow it gives me.

I would recommend Cosmeticville for price and service if you decide to try it. Also know it has been reformulated since I've used it, but still contains the main ingredients of Malic and Mandelic Acid. Mandelic is a superb acid on its own and great for those with Rosacea, but terribly expensive without combined with other acids.

[FunnyFace]

Oh just remembered that Aldi's Lacura CoQ10 Night Cream and CoQ10 Day Cream get rave reviews and the price is awesome!

I recently tried the night and I think I was a little over aggressive with it starting out using the night both day an night so my one eye had a reaction, but like I mentioned previously I am very sensitive.