Skincare for young skin.

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Hollie M.

May 6, 2013

Hollie M.

I'm looking to start a proper skincare regime (now I've hit my mid-20's, eek!) I have an exfoliator and cleanser but after some advice for day/night and eye creams in particular. I have slightly sensitive skin and I'm starting to get very faint laughter lines (aka crows feet) which I want to prevent before they get any worse!

Grateful for any advice. Thanks!

Kelly M.

May 6, 2013

Kelly M.

Try Alpha Hydrox Retinol ResQ for the crows feet. I used to have fine lines and bumpy, loose skin under my eyes and it smoothed out my under-eye area very quickly. It was a miracle cure! And it's only $15.  :-)

D B.

May 6, 2013

D B.

Google Caroline Hirons' blog and have a rad through her cheat sheets listed on the right :)

Eightletters J.

May 6, 2013

Eightletters J.

Body shop's aloe vera skincare, sk11, etude house, laneige- they're good!

Adrienne A.

May 7, 2013

Adrienne A.

I agree with Kelly- if you can not get prescription Retinol.

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