When to start anti-aging products.

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Sckye Y.

Feb 10, 2013

Sckye Y.

I'm approaching late 20's and I'm wondering when is the best time to start anti-aging products? I don't have lines or whatever yet but is it ok to start as early as today, or am I late already?
Also can you suggest products thay would be fit for my age?

Shelley W.

Feb 10, 2013

Shelley W.

Now is the perfect time! Antioxidant serum and a moisturizing sunscreen is a great start. Some great lines that I've personally tried myself and make for great gateway products into the world of prevention are...Boscia, Kiehl's and Olay. Without knowing your skintype its hard for me to pin point the exact products but the websites for the three lines I mentioned make it very easy for you to investigate products based on your skintype and needs. :)

Heather C.

Feb 10, 2013

Heather C.

I agree, now is definitely the time. You want to prevent and/or slow down aging. Why wait until you've already aged your skin, you know?
Don't just think about facial creams & products. There are tons of anti-aging foods you can eat too!

Coco L.

Feb 10, 2013

Coco L.

I started at 22, I highly recommend starting anti-aging care in your twenties, you'll have plenty of time to try out different products and find the one you like or works for you.

Sckye Y.

Feb 11, 2013

Sckye Y.

Thanks guys! With these, I guess I would be starting now.

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