Where to start with Anti-Aging products?

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Brittany J.

Jul 10, 2013

Brittany J.

I'm 22 & I know I need to get started on anti-aging before the clock turns against me, lol! Where should I start & what are some good products that won't break the bank?

Ashley L.

Jul 10, 2013

Ashley L.

I was thinking about asking this same question.

Sandy K.

Jul 10, 2013

Sandy K.

I started using eye cream a few years ago. I use the Estée Lauder one, kinda pricey but lasts a very long time. I'm 30.

Emily R.

Jul 10, 2013

Emily R.

I use the Aveeno moisturizer to prevent dark spots and I have used the Neutrogena night time retinol treatment, which helps prevent wrinkles and dark spots as well. That also helps keep my skin clear too. :-)

Kenzie L.

Jul 10, 2013

Kenzie L.

Lush carries some good products for anti aging. one that's excellent for young skin that's trying to prevent the aging process from starting is called Full of Grace facial serum. its a solid lotion bar that has rose oil to help balance and sooth, calamine powder to reduce redness & inflammation and Portobello mushrooms to help keep toxins and pollutants off the face which prevents aging. its about $14 and lasts about 5-6 months mines pretty worn down.

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