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Originally Posted by pandaundercover
I disagree. Using cremes requires patience and a strict regime. Surgery is an instant fix for the lazy people with money to waste. Plus, the cremes have only emerged in the past decade, all the people over the age 50 were too late in age to have used them for any benefits, most likely.
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I agree. I think that for the most part, these products are meant more as a preventative measure as opposed to a total regeneration.
I'm lucky in that I have good genetics - my dad is in his mid-50's but aside from the grey hair looks basically the same as he did in his mid-30's - and I'm also an active vegetarian and drink lots of water. Regardless, as a few of my female friends pointed out, I'm fair skinned and live in Socal, so I went ahead and started a skincare regimen. I still look basically the same that I did when I started it, back when I was about 22 (I'm 29 now).
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