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Lemmonie

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Hi ladies,

I am a nail/tan/wax geek and i know nothing about skin. Howver almost overnight I have had two wrinkles appear between my brows and I am not happy!

So what can i do? Will a cream work or is it botox for me now?!

thanks
x
 
Hi ladies,

I am a nail/tan/wax geek and i know nothing about skin. Howver almost overnight I have had two wrinkles appear between my brows and I am not happy!

So what can i do? Will a cream work or is it botox for me now?!

thanks
x


may I ask you're age? we all get wrinkles, its part of life, theres more important issues in life to be worried about, plz dont take offence to my remarks, I mean no hurt or anthing, but what will you be like when you get older and more wrinkles ? unless you're fortunate to have wads of dosh lol, my excuse is it adds more interest to your face l:lol: :hug:
 
Im 32 and appriciate there will be more but for the moment id like to minimise and control.

Im sure they do add character but im in no rush.
 
Im 32 and appriciate there will be more but for the moment id like to minimise and control.

Im sure they do add character but im in no rush.

lol none of us are :hug: just wish botox was cheaper, then I'd have it:)
 
What skin care are you using? What skin type do you have?
 
Im 32 and appriciate there will be more but for the moment id like to minimise and control.

Im sure they do add character but im in no rush.


I am 35 and the same happened to me last year, and since have been using Nimue, i don't notice it anymore!!( i have been using nimue since july 08).

g.lo
 
Whilst we all get wrinkes there's no harm in helping to delay their onset or in minimising their appearance - yes there's more important things to worry about, but you can say that about nail extensions, fake tans & about any other beauty treatment & we'd all be out of a job. We only get one skin, and it does suprise me that people will abuse their skin which is irreplaceable but wouldn't dream on polishing their furniture with surgical spirit, which is replaceable! It also suprises me how many people think it's vain to look after your appearance but that it's essential to look after one's house & possessions!

Wrinkles can have many causative factors, and are often indicators of underlying dehydration, dryness, UV damage, glycation and various other issues, deal with this & you'll reduce the wrinkles appearance & delay the onset of others. To be honest without seeing your skin it's impossible to say what's needed so the best bet is to get to a therapist who understands skin & it's funtions and ask them for face-to-face advice.
 
Thank you Martin. Come sensible advise there.

I am fair skinned but never go in the sun or used sun beds and nor have i previously.
I have very clear skin and its pretty much normal. No greasy or dry patches.
I always remove the minimal make up i wear but very rarely mositerise and if i do its with what ever cream was on offer in Boots!
 

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