There is nothing you can do to stop time, but are there ways to make it look like you can? If you browse the customer reviews of several anti-wrinkle and aging creams, you would find that some people believe it is impossible while others think they can. Here you will find a summary of those deemed the most effective, and the most ineffective, in the struggle to maintain a youthful look, and those to avoid wasting your money on.
Two of the worst are Fusion Beauty Lift/Fusion Eye Lift and Dermitage. The Fusion product received two stars or less from several different reviewers, and, according to 75% of consumers, does nothing to mask or reduce wrinkles. Its main problem is that it does nothing except separate you from your hard earned cash. Dermitage claims that its product reduces signs of aging in as little as 60 minutes, and, if you believe their ad, can have grandma looking like a supermodel by the time it works its magic. Ultimately, it does not live up to the promise and received an average rating of one star.
On the flipside are two products that we deemed the best of the best. Fake Bake Self-Tanning Lotion provides a natural looking tan and reduces toxins in the skin. A youthful glow always makes one look (and feel) younger. Another winner is Juliet’s Anti-Aging Cream. Give it 24 hours and soon you’ll feel how soft and luxurious your skin can feel.
There are also home remedies you can use in your fight against aging. Apply egg whites to the skin under your eyes, or odor-free castor oil, which can also be used on the throat. Or, you can combine the contents of three vitamin E capsules with two teaspoons plain yogurt, and a half-teaspoon each of honey and lemon juice to make a mixture that can be applied to your face with a cotton ball. Leave it for ten minutes, and rinse it off for softer, smoother skin.
These are the worst of home remedies. A mixture of 1/4 cup comfrey infusion, 1/4 cup witch hazel and 10 drops of patchouli essential oil is effective in treating wrinkles. This can be stored in a clean bottle and applied on affected areas with a cotton ball, this remedy didn’t work at all, just made peoples faces wet.
So, we have learned that a few products on the market, as well as a few home remedies, are effective. The Fake Bake Self-Tanning Lotion and Juliet’s Anti-Aging Cream are commercially available. Egg whites, odor-free castor oil and the mixture containing vitamin E, yogurt, honey and lemon juice are treatments you can make at home, and they also work.
You should avoid the witch hazel solution at all costs. This was by far the worst of all products or home remedies tried. It did cost less, however, than its commercial counterparts, the Fusion Beauty Lift/Fusion Eye Lift and Dermitage.
Now you have heard about the best and worst ways to fight against wrinkles and other visible signs of aging. No doubt, though, you will encounter many other products promising to make you look younger, and as a result of their product, more attractive. To avoid wasting money on products that don’t fulfill their promises, remember this little bit of common sense: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.