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Look Younger Without Surgery

Going under the knife or needle to look younger? Here is a list of suggested creams and alternative ways to help you look younger, without the pain.

I must admit I do not like to “grow old gracefully”. I like to fight it all the way, the non-surgical way. Why accept it if you can wiggle out of it, at least for a while longer. We cannot stop the aging process, but we can help our skin to look younger, especially our faces.

The Problem Areas

  1. Age Spots

    Also known as liver spots are caused by repeated sun exposure, which stimulates melanin production, resulting in these flat brown lesions.
  2. Using bleaching creams that contain prescription-strength hydroquinone, 4% to 8%, can help even out skin tone.

  3. Crow's Feet

    All facial muscle activities including frowning, laughing, squinting create crinkles in the corners of your eyes.
  4. Over the counter creams, such as retinol, soften squint lines, and less irritating on skin. Vitamins C and E have antioxidants that fight skin-damaging free radicals.

  5. Forehead Creases, Brow Furrows

    Stress makes the muscles that lift and lower your eyebrows in horizontal lines across the forehead. Sometimes, vertical frown may form between your eyes and on the bridge of your nose.
  6. Try Avon Anew Clinical Deep Crease Concentrate with Bohylurox to reduce visible lines around the areas of forehead and eyes.

  7. Under-Eye Circles

    As skin gets thinner with age, muscles and blood vessels become more visible, making the area under the eyes look darker. This problem also may be cause by genetics or allergies.
  8. Ask your dermatologist for a prescription called Remergent Microcirculation Therapy, which contains Pinoxide to stimulate nitric oxide for circulation improvement.

  9. Smile Lines

    Years of smiling can result in creases from the base of your nose to the corners of your mouth. Smoking also contributes to fine lines around your mouth.
  10. Keep your skin hydrated, and use Estee Lauder Perfectionist Correcting Concentrate for Deeper Facial Lines/Wrinkles.

  11. Thinning Lips

    Your lips may also become thin due to age when collagen produces less.
  12. Wear lip balm or lipstick with SPF 15 sunscreen to reduce collagen damage cause by the UV rays.

Additional Solutions to Help Your Skin Look Younger

  1. Quit Smoking

    Smoking breaks down collagen by reducing blood flows, making skin saggy since it deprives the skin of oxygen, and other nutrients.
  2. Rub on the Sunscreen

    Use sunscreen year-round. Cumulative and excessive daily doses of sun are most damaging, which destroy collagen and elastin.
  3. Have Healthy Diets

    Maintain a steady weight to avoid sagging and wrinkles. Eat healthy nutritious meals to help skin look better.
  4. Drink Wisely

    Alcohol leads to blotchy complexion, and break capillaries beneath the skin, which give the face a flushed and tired look.
  5. Sleep Well

    Get enough sleep, since lack of sleep results in tired and wrinkled look.
  6. Wear Sunglasses

    Purchase a pair of sunglasses with UV protection to wear, and cut down on squinting.
  7. Hydrate Your Skin

    Drink plenty of water, and keep your skin moisturized with lotion.
  8. Maintain Your Stress

    Keep the pressure in life low on your scale. If you cannot find a solution for it, then forget it. It is not worth stressing over.

As nature has intended, we all have to grow older. I do not believe in surgical or Botox, or going under the knife. I like to stay naturally young for as long as I can, with the help of these creams, and healthy alternatives.

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Comments (14)
#1 by Lucy Lockett, Feb 20, 2008
Me too! I was surprised with Avons Anew too, it is really nice! Lots of good tips here!
#2 by valli, Feb 20, 2008
Wonderful tips, Icy.
#3 by Alexa Gates, Feb 20, 2008
great tips!
#4 by Anne Lyken-Garner, Feb 20, 2008
I am beginning to need some of these. Really good tips.
#5 by louie jerome, Feb 20, 2008
Great tips
#6 by philip19971, Feb 20, 2008
LOTS OF GREAT TIPS

YOU SHOULD REALLY CHECK OUT MY STUFF AND TELL OTHER PEOPLE TO AS WELL CAUSE I'M DESPERATE FOR ANY MONEY I CAN GET

BUT ANYWAYS KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

-philip19971
#7 by IcyCucky, Feb 21, 2008
Thank you everybody for your comments...
#8 by Ed Moore, Feb 22, 2008
Another good one, Icy!
#9 by Francie, Feb 22, 2008
All good ideas Icy, I keep crossing my fingers, I hate the thought of doing anything that causes pain!!
#10 by C A Johnson, Feb 24, 2008
These were great tips. You did a good job with this article.
#11 by Tarra B., Feb 28, 2008
shared this with my mother, she and I both enjoyed it.
#12 by quiet voice, Feb 29, 2008
...now, this is news
I can use,thanks much,IC.
#13 by SunGoddess, Mar 3, 2008
Thanks for the very informative tips, Icy. Great job!
#14 by SunGoddess, Mar 3, 2008
Thanks for the very informative tips, Icy. Great job!
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