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Violett J.

Nov 27, 2012

Violett J.

I'm 19 and I want to start wearing anti aging creams... Is this stupid ? Or do you do this too ?

Helene S.

Nov 27, 2012

Helene S.

I'm 19 as well and loove using ROC products! They are anti aging and also pretty affordable. I don't think it's stupid to start preventing at an early age!! We'll be looking good when we're old and everyone will be jealous :)

Maura P.

Nov 27, 2012

Maura P.

Omg am 20 and this topic has been on my mind....I have read that at our age is when we need to worry about wrinkles because once you do get wrinkles there is like almost nothing that can be done but if we start taking care of it now it won't be a problem latter on in life....I have been wondering if they sell anything that is targeted for age to percent wrinkles 

Maura P.

Nov 27, 2012

Maura P.

Omg am 20 and this topic has been on my mind....I have read that at our age is when we need to worry about wrinkles because once you do get wrinkles there is like almost nothing that can be done but if we start taking care of it now it won't be a problem latter on in life....I have been wondering if they sell anything that is targeted for age to percent wrinkles 

Shelley W.

Nov 28, 2012

Shelley W.

Watch out ladies...some of the anti-aging creams are super rich and could be more of a disservice than a true benefit. What you should try to starting out the gate is a good spf moisturizer and a antioxidant serum to wear under it to prevent sun spots and those annoying lines. If you don't bother with those two products then the anti-aging creams are a complete waste. I'm 38 and I just introduced my skin to anti-aging creams since my oily combo skin is acting wacky. 

Violett J.

Nov 28, 2012

Violett J.

Thanks Shelley !

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