I'm almost 25 years old and I'd like a GOOD cream to protect my skin against smog, stress, sun damage, and prevent wrinkles! Can I use it for my age??
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i wouldn't know, maria. i'm 70. generally, no cream will do what you want it to do. good nutrition (plenty of fruits and veggies), enough sleep, exercise, staying out of the sun the best you can -- that's better than any cream anywhere in the world, i promise.
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Yes you can use it at your age, it will keep you Young skin as smooth as silk for years.
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Yes most definitely! Moisturizing face cream or anti aging helps to keep skin at 25 looking youthful!
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I would think you could...I am 51 years old with wrinkles, sun damage AND occasional acne:) It has not made me break out, and my skin feels great
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I'm sorry but I don't have this anymore to help you. I'm in my 50's and just to let you know there is no topical cream that will help with wrinkles. The best fix is prescription retin-A and the best preventative is sunscreen. If the ALA is for another use, maybe you can email Reviva Labs.
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Tamar, I did not start good skin care until I was 80. While I like what Collagen has done for me at 81, I wish I had started using it a bit earlier, like maybe age 26 or 30. I don't think it is too early to start good skin care. Couple this with staying out of the sun as much as you can, and not smoking or drinking, and you will have much better skin at 81 than I do. Good luck!
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I believe it would suit any skin type. It is lightweight and non greasy. I have very dry skin, and my skin absorbs all of the cream. I'm not sure though, that you couldn't find a very good product for less money, unless you are over fifty years old as I am. For my age, I think this is best qualityproduct and choice for the necessity and desire for smooth, radiant skin.
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i don' t know ypu shouold read the ingredients label. what is a harmful paraben vs any parabens? My 97 year old MOM swears by this cream and she has the most senisitive skin. This product was recommended by her dermatologist. She has a few wrinkles but she looks like she is 60. Nuf evidence for me!
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If I was 21 again (lucky you :)) I would most definitely use it. The SPF factor alone is a good reason; plus, the texture is nice and it absorbs really quickly. It is also easy to mix with a tinted product if you are so inclined. 21 is not too early to take good care of your skin and trust me surgical skin cancer removal, especially in the delicate areas of your face, is not a fun thing. I have been there and I was never a sun worshipper. Protect your skin as early and as best you can!
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There have been times that I've used this cream during the day, especially when I may have forgotten to put it on the night before, or I am going to be in the house all day, or there is very little sun out. But this cream does not have sunscreen in it like the daytime moisturizer, so I wouldn't recommend using it during the day. I love the Total Effects with SPF 15. Very emollient and offers great sun protection without looking pasty.
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It's great that at 23, you're taking charge of your skin care. In reality, all eye creams are technically moisturizers. However, avoid using a face moisturizer around your eyes. The skin around the eyes is very thin and face moisturizers are too heavy for the eyes. In any event, I recommend always using an eye cream or gel. But I do not recommend this product. I had an allergic reaction to the product. Look into an eye cream (or gel) that has few chemicals or even better, one that is organic. Eye creams (or gels) with too many chemicals and preservatives will dry out the skin under the eyes...creating wrinkles. When researching skin care products that are organic, make sure that the item(s) have a seal certifying that the product is most definitely organic. Some products claim to be organic but still have harmful chemicals. Check the label and avoid products with these chemicals: parabens, phthalates, sodium lauryl sulfate, fragrance, formaldehyde and others. You can do a search for the complete list of chemicals to avoid. In closing, DO NOT purchase this product. Do your research. You may spend a little more but you won't be sorry. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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I think it is good to start taking care of your skin as early as 20. I would try a bottle, and see how it works with your skin.My skin is sensitive and it works very well for me. Hope you have wonderful results, and keep on taking care of your skin.
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I do but I'm over 50, you may not need to for younger skin, this product not only protects but also acts as a primer...love the way it feels!
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I would think, the earlier you start using it, the better. If used by younger women, it may keep them from developing wrinkles. It certainly wouldn't hurt, as the ingredients are all natural!
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I use the night cream on my face every night and the day cream every morning. I think that it helps with fine lines and wrinkles. Also, it seems to remove a little of the blotchiness. I have fair skin and 60 years old. I love it.
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yes absolutely...you are never too young to start taking care of your skin! Good luck!
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I would have to say yes. I am 33 and I deal with adult acne. I use this everyday, and it is mild. It will last for a long time too!
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I'm 28 and I use it, and love it. My mom started me on the day cream and I didn't know it was meant for 'mature' skin -- but I've tried other variations of Avon creams that are more 'age appropriate' and I just find that they're not as effective. I still have acne and neither the day nor night cream makes me break out. Night cream is more moisturizing so I wear it during the day in the winter sometimes. Skin always feels baby soft after using.
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Yes. You should be able to use it. I heard that even in your 20s you can use preventative care products like antiwrinkle and collegian, which just gives your skin more elasticity.