Is it normal to use anti-wrinkles eye cream at 22?

i have dry skin so i started using loreal revitalift for eyes last year because i heard that dryness causes premature wrinkles, and well since i'm buying anyway i opted to buy an anti wrinkles moiturizer instead of a plain eyes moiturizer.


but is it normal that my mother and i use the same eye cream? and is it true that if i start using this stuff early then when i grow up to actually need anti wrinkles they won't work since i've been using them for a long time?Is it normal to use anti-wrinkles eye cream at 22?
I don't believe that there will be negative effects, but a better treatment for the eye should be prescribed by a dermatologist!





I'm the kind of person who is always in the dermatologist clinic! i care so much about my skin and i try to keep it wrinkle free and I'm only 21!





but if you find some eye cream with chamomile its very good, it keeps dark circles from appearing and it moisturizes it!





make sure you are using a product that is right for you!





and you are right, dryness will cause premature wrinkles in your eyes and face! so you must combat that as early as possible!





Good luck!Is it normal to use anti-wrinkles eye cream at 22?
I went through the exact same thing. I tried various products and did tons of research online before I found Oil of Olay was basically giving their product away for free.





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i'm using some and i'm only fourteen. i don't want to sag when i'm older
Well it would be really better for you not to overload your poor and sensitive skin with anti-wrinkle products,now that you are so young.Concentrate on good cleansing and apply pure moisturising products.
OF COURSE NOT TOO EARLY!! PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE, GIRL..


BUY THOSE 'PREVENTION' KIND OF WRINKLES REDUCER.


THE ';LOREAL REVITALIFT DOUBLE LIFTING'; IS GOOD..
Creams and lotions do not stop wrinkles. They only prevent them, by making your skin softer. Creams and masks reach only the upper layer of your skin. They make your skin lighter and softer, but they can not stop wrinkles or delete our wrinkles. Only surgical procedures can do that (facelifts, botox).


You should not use creams which are for mature skin though, they contain hormones and other things. Just opt for a strong moisturiser, do not be on the sun for long, do not mimic too hard, do facials, drink a lot of water, and use a night cream for all skin types.
One cannot be too young, or old, to begin good skin care. It does make it easier to get a head start now, instead of trying to catch up later. My suggestion would be to use products designed for your age group, skin type and condition. They were created with you in mind.





If you have dry skin, don't forget to moisturize from the inside as well. Drink plenty of water. Surface moisturizers can only restore so much.