Deep forehead winkles???

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Kate O.

Jan 31, 2013

Kate O.

I'm 16 and i'm already getting deep fore-head wrinkles from raising my eyebrows out of habit, any suggestions?

Devan V.

Jan 31, 2013

Devan V.

Start treating them now and preventing them from worsening, it's never too early to start. Wear sunscreen, exfoliate, and find some products that you like. There are lots of products for early signs of aging. And try not to worry about it too much. In all likelihood, what is deep to you a woman in her thirties or even late twenties might kill to go back to. I'm 21 and have deep wrinkles between my eyebrows from drawing them together. Also, try to become more aware of when you're doing it, the more aware you are the less you will do it. 

Yecenia J.

Feb 11, 2013

Yecenia J.

Yea I got the same issues I'm 28 and I got them bad in my forehead cuz I had lost my glasses and I would raise my eyebrow to see and now I got the lines and I also raise my eyebrow when I put eyeshadow or eyeliner so I try to catch my self so I can stop but my mom told me to take vasline and massage my forheard o take cream and work it in and massage it away... I dnt.like the vasline to much cuz it oily and make me break out but I wanted to kn you got input also cuz I wana get them out lol cuz I'm still young lol

Malika D.

Feb 11, 2013

Malika D.

Do face workout.. U can google it.

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