Anti-Aging? When to start?

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Ashley D.

Jul 11, 2013

Ashley D.

So I know I'm to young to start using anti-aging things but I have a fear of getting older and was wondering at what age do you think people should start using anti-aging things, even just eye cream, nothing serious, but as a starting point? I'm 14 and I know I'm to young to start using anti-aging things so don't give me a lecture on embracing my youth, I was just curious. I was thinking 18 is when people start but I'm not sure so I'm asking.

Gabby C.

Jul 11, 2013

Gabby C.

I want to know too, I have no idea.

Jessi K.

Jul 11, 2013

Jessi K.

Well, I use maybelline anti aging concealer, just for a concealer and I'm 13. I find it is a very good concealer and I believe it's okay to use age rewind products as long as they are harmless, like concealers and eye creams!(: xo.

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