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Aging gracefully and maintaining a more youthful appearance, I think, comes more from long-term health habits and attitude than from what you put ON your skin. A good skin care routine is essential but I think lots of water, vitamin supplements and a nutritional diet and exercise keep us young and prevent supposed "age-related" diseases.

If you feel healthy, you'll feel younger, no matter what the calender says.

Most definatley, I think alot of people think they can do whatever they want to their bodies but its okay because of this magic cream.

In general I beleive that it all starts from within, that your body is a temple, and your skin reflects that. So a good skincare program can work with what you have.

Lovely answer Anastasia.

Hi there you all,
I have a question for you people and hopefully I will receive an answer soon. I am looking for a good anti-wrinkles , anti-aging product? Anyone with an advise?
Thank you

everybody does it

Use Retin A

The skin issue is like a lot of the other ageing do-dads. People have been looking for a fountain of youth for quite some time. People have also been fooling themselves just as long. If we find something that works/does not work, we are afraid to share the results. Maybe someone will expose our "secrets." Too often we pretend when we could be honest and, perhaps, help someone else cope with life's curve balls.

The way I look at it is that I much better want wrinkles, gray hair and everything else that come naturally with getting older than having health problems. I have not dye my hair for more than a year and before I did it it had been many more years since I had done it, I do not care that I have gray hair. Just like I do not care that wrinkles are showing here and there. I just do not want to get alzheimer or anything else that can happen to you when you get older!