“Have You Tried
These Anti-Aging Solutions?”

     Are you tired of wrinkles, sagging lines, and other signs of "aging"?

     It could be your overall look that worries you, or it could be one small area- either way, we want to help you put your best face, skin, and body forward.

     The first area of importance is the eyes. As we age, dark circles under our eyes become more prominent. This is usually due to the blood vessels under our skin that is hyper pigmented (darker) due to an abundance of sun exposure.

     To fix this, pick up some Retinol- a form of topical Vitamin A that is found in over-the-counter products.

     This will help your eyes in two ways: it will fade melanin, the skin pigment that contributes itself to darkness and it will stimulate the production of collagen.

     You should try Pond's retinol-rich Dramatic Results Active Face & Neck Moisturizer or Dr. Paul Carniol's Rejuvenating Eye Serum. These two products will improve your overall look in three to six months.

     If you want to have the under eye issue looked at by a doctor and treated, they may suggest the Vbeam which is a state-of-the-art laser that seals blood vessels below the skin without causing any damage. The treatment, however, is very expensive.

     One thing to NOT BUY when battling dark eyes is Vitamin K products.

     The makers of such products claim they can lighten under eye darkness by "healing blood vessels" that have broke... and control the production of melanin.

     Dermatologists agree with us... it's just hype.

     The next area of concern for most women battling with anti-aging solutions is the chin area. A lot of women face the dreaded "double chin."

     Double chins are more often than not caused by sun damage, gravity, genetics and sometimes, a shift in the underlying fat around the jaw line.

     To fix up this unsightly problem at home, try a firming cream. These products do not have a permanent effect on the skin and they create tighter contours by firming up the superficial layer of the skin.

     Products we recommend are BeComing Transfirm Contouring Treatment or Olay Total Effects Night Firming Cream.

     You can SKIP trying the facial exercises... Jowls and double chins aren't caused by weak muscles and all of that extra excessive motion can actually CAUSE and accentuate wrinkling.

     Another problem area is the brow area, specifically when that area becomes wrinkled. When your face undergoes repeated contractions of the muscles, furrows can become etched into your brow. These contractions include those made when you are frowning.

     The at-home remedy for a furrowed brow includes a variety of easy-to-use products...

     First, I recommend the product called Frownies. They are adhesive patches that you can apply to your forehead to immobilize muscles while you're asleep.

     You can also try DDF Wrinkle-Relax which is a topical cream containing ingredients which are clinically proven to lessen the muscle's ability to contract. This product is a topical cream with ingredients that are clinically proven to lessen the muscle's ability to contract.

     For this particular area of the body, don't bother trying Vitamin A derivatives (aka retinoids). While they are great for taking away fine lines, enlarged pores or splotchiness, they don't affect the muscles that create expressions so therefore, don't fix the wrinkles on the skin.

     Let's talk about your lips. To plump them up become even MORE kissable, avoid smoking and exposure to the sun.

     Both of these situations can lead to thinning lips and annoying lines.

     To increase your kissability without going drastic, try lip glosses that are laced with ingredients that temporarily increase the size of your lips. DuWop's Lip Venom has ginger and cinnamon ingredients that increase your lips' circulation.

     If you want to head to a doctor to have this taken care of, you can opt for collagen. Collagen is a protein derived from cows that gets injected into the lips and the borders for an instant plump. Collagen is not permanent- it lasts about three to four months- and is relatively safe.

     Products to avoid are Toki, lemonade-flavored skin-plumping cocktails. The product claims that by drinking the cocktail, it will trigger the collagen production in your lips. This is unlikely: anything you ingest cannot target the skin in a collagen- induced fashion.

     To hide away the brown spots and fine lines that can appear on the chest area, try Kinerase, a cream formulated with Kinetin. Kinetin is a plant-based hormone which can soften the fine lines and clear up brown spots. This look can be achieved within four to six weeks of use.

     There are medical methods for this as well, but the one thing to stay away from is microdermabrasion. It won't do much for your chest as the skin in this area is thin and very dry.

     So there are a lot of things you can do to target your body for anti-aging but we want to leave you with two of the MOST important "anti-aging" rules:

     1. Wear sunscreen... Don't even bother with other anti-aging products if you aren't also using a sunscreen.

     2. Don't smoke... Smoking can cause a premature aging of the skin, which includes prominent lines, wrinkles, and a gray appearance.

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     I'll talk to you again soon.

     Your Friend,

     
     Sarah Jane

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