Do You Check For Wrinkles On Your Face?

I use different brands (cheap ones) with Shea butter in them. The Shea butter seems to moisturize better than even some of the expensive brands. I, too, seem to notice my hands more than my face. Maybe because I know my face is filled with wrinkles...I especially love the crows feet around my eyes.

I use victoria's Secret, Forever Romance ultra-moisturizing hand and body cream. I love it. I slather it on my hands, forearms and elbows and I also use it on my lowerer legs and knees. That's what I do during the day. At night, I rub a generous portion of olive oil onto my hands, put on a pair of white cotton gloves and sleep with it on. I'm always looking for signs of aging but to be honest you can prolong it a bit but sooner or later it happens to all of us. I don't really see a lot of wrinkles on my face at 62 years old but I do have some sagging. As soon as I get through moving into a new home, I'm going to have one a Lifestyle Lift.

I am going to give you my biggest secret about good skin. People say that I don't have wrinkles, at least not visible wrinkles. I don't buy expensive creams with empty promising. My secret works for entire body, including face and hands. I use bio- oil for my hands and my face. It absorbs very easy and it has quality the same as very expensive serum. You can go online, check for Bio-oil or PurCellin oil. The oil has benefits of oil without being greasy. I know that it was very popular in UK. Many people buy Bio-Oil as a scar or stretch mark product, but it works for dark spots and wrinkles as well.

I try to avoid checking for wrinkles. :-) But same comment as Sandra, I've inherited good skin from my dad. They're there though. But my face is a wee bit chubbier than it should be and I wonder what might show up if I lose some weight.

No way I check! I don't want to run into those devils. I use lotions all the time..on my face and hands. My hands are a bit harder to care for because I handle boxes and metal all the time. I really have to pay attention to them and I don't feel like they ever look the way I want them to.

Hi Janey, Neither am I a vain person, but I use St. Ives Collagen and Elastin Facial Moisturizer under my scant make up. They sell it at Walmart, Rite-Aid and CVS at a price I can afford, under $5.00. For my hands, I use any brand of Creamy Baby Oil. When I don't intend to go out, I use virgin coconut oil on my face during the day and A & D ointment(lol), before going to bed. Friends find this funny when they ask me what I use on my face. A & D ointment is used in Nursing Homes to prevent bedsores and neutralize acidity of the skin of incontinent patients. It worked on my face, though. However, what's good for one may not be good for others. Coconut oil is really very good for the skin, the hand's included, not to mention all its other health benefits. But to deviate from our discussion, having mentioned the word, 'incontinent', reminded me of something else. Let me tell you about it very briefly. A geography teacher was asking his fourth grade students, "Does anyone know what a continent is?" The class was quite and no hands were raised. After a while, a little boy, a doctor's son, eagerly raised his hand, "Just thought about it , Sir. Continent means being able to get to the bathroom before it is too late." Keep smiling, Janey, it's food for the soul and good exercise for the face. Have a really good one.

I probably ought to but just can't do that I hate it when my hands are dry, I go looking for any old lotion for them, Heck, I'm not too fussy - I'll put Carmex (lip balm) on them if that's what I've got!

Ha ha! I don't have to check for wrinkles too much these days as I can't really miss them when I look in the mirror! I suffer from dry skin and often get rashes - I have done so for many years now. I use Aqueous Cream. There is so smell with it - it's a good job because I am a guy! All it does is replace moisture and make the skin feel more comfortable. It is good to put on my face if I am going out on a very cold day. It stops chapping and soreness. But it has to be used frequently for that. I used to use vaseline because I do get a lot of problems with chapping on my face - but vaseline whilst good, was far too greasy really. _Derek

I’m more concerned about second, third and fourth chins than wrinkles these days, although I suppose I could just say my second chin is just a deep wrinkle or laughter line. But I do use had cream because after years of abuse my hands suffer from the inevitable dry patched on the knuckles. I just use nivea over night hand cream and it tends to keep the dry patches at bay and as such pretty wrinkle free.

Mo I don't check for them... God will put them there soon enough.

That is an interesting question. I have to say that I have never checked my face for wrinkles. When I wake up in the morning all I do is brush my teeth, then wash my face with plain old water. So far my face is pretty smooth. One of the best hand cremes that works well for me would be the Vaseline lotion.

Actually i don't check my face for wrinkles. I just wash my face with soap and water. I don't have a problem with my hands getting dry coz i haven't experienced it. If you need moisturizers i recommend avon products like their hand and body lotions (skin so soft) which i also use.

I do but they don't bother me that much. It they come out of my face, just have to make sure I wash my face too often. Some cleansers also will do. But I don't really get wrinkles that much.

did you guys know that you DO NOT have to wrinkle with age? well brain research shows that stress causes a chemical reaction in the body that harms it. Also if you energize your chakras properly and COMPLETLY REMOVE stress from your life than you are golden!!

.Hello, Janey. First off, no I don't check for wrinkles, because I've inherited my mother's great skin. Hang on, that's not absolutely true - Mum made sure I started moisturising from about 15, so I have nicely hydrated skin with no sign of wrinkles, even here in the Spanish sun - and we do have some today. As for the hands, the best (and also cheapest) hand cream I've come across is Avon's glycerine and silicone. If you don't have an Avon lady near you, you can order online. And if you're worried about facial wrinkles, Avon's Anew range is also very good. I was an Avon lady for many years before we moved to Spain, and when it comes to skin care, I don't think they can be beaten on price or quality