Laugh Lines...?

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Kat P.

Nov 27, 2012

Kat P.

Weird topic, i know lol . So, lately I've noticed that I have been getting creases around my upper mouth/lip area or I call it my laugh lines..? I hope you guys know which I'm talking about lol. Anyway, I want to get rid of it but I'm not really sure what's causing it. I've been using bare escentuals mineral powder foundation for a long time so it can't be that. I use cetaphil to moisturize my face. I kinda have a feeling that its the moisturize that's causing the crease bc cetaphil feels too thick but I can't find a different moisturizer to use during winter because I have dry skin and its usually drier during at this time of the year. Do guys have any idea what's causing it? Any suggestions?

Shelley W.

Nov 28, 2012

Shelley W.

I'm experiencing that now and I notice that since my skin is going thru the "change" (super close to my 40th) that annoying line on both sides of my mouth sticks out like a sore thumb. And it doesn't help with the cold weather. Its our skin craving moisture. I resorted to amping up my use of hyaluronic acid serum before applying any moisturizer. 

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