Anti aging cream for young women 18.

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Angela M.

Oct 25, 2013

Angela M.

Any one know a good cream to keep us young women to stay looking young and moisturize our face??

Delaney K.

Oct 25, 2013

Delaney K.

I'm 20 and I use exuviance and love it! its spendy but me and all the girls I work with swear by it!

Aileen L.

Oct 25, 2013

Aileen L.

My opinions I don't think you need anti-ageing cream to stay young...upto 19 its considered a teen..so we all are young and not too aged...for moisturizing you can use lotion you prefer and ya when you're 30-35 thats different..

Kitty K.

Oct 25, 2013

Kitty K.

@Aileen actually a couple of dermatologist do recommend you start using certain anti aging creams like eye creams for examples in your 20s and especially if you use make up. It's easier to prevent than to treat what's already there and I think BL even has an editorial on it.
@Angela I don't use anything from the store but before I went natural I used the loreal youth code line and it's helped even out my skin tone.

Gabriella M.

Oct 25, 2013

Gabriella M.

Try products with Retin A in them, it'll keep your skin smooth. Also, sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen. It is your best protection against premature wrinkling.

Melissa M.

Oct 26, 2013

Melissa M.

Try this we are the same age and I try this and its really good specially on the 20s age were skin starts to loose collagen :)!!

Angela M.

Oct 26, 2013

Angela M.

thank you ladies

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