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If you apply high calorie high fat foods to your digestive tract and don't increase exercise, you will get fat, and getting fat will make you less wrinkly, at least for a while.
If you apply high calorie high fat foods to your digestive tract and don't increase exercise, you will get fat, and getting fat will make you less wrinkly, at least for a while.
Exercise, eat a healthy diet, drink lots of water, moisturize, and wear SPF lotion/sunblock and that's all the help you need to prevent future wrinkles. The ones you have are not going away unless you do something like botox etc...
Not a cover up but helps get to the root... the only one that I'm aware of with scientific evidence that it does help is Tretinoin (brand name)... basically like another said, Retin A.. but prescription strength.
Skinmedica TNS works pretty decent so I've been told. It is not cheap, but some people I know that use it seem to have lighter looking wrinkles or less wrinkles.
Does anyone know of any good cosmetic product that will fill in or cover up wrinkles?
It all depends on what type of skin do you have and how bad the wrinkles are, but I'd say check out these three French skincare lines; RoC, Clarins, Dior.
Shiseido is worth mentioning too, since it MIGHT work for the purpose.
( Yes, some of them are pricey ( that's the bad part,), but the trick is to figure out which product EXACTLY works for you in each and every line. Once you know, a little goes the long way - that's the good part.
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