It is never too early to start taking care of your skin propely.  Anti aging treatments are a gre preventative tool as well as a corrective tool.

There is no such thing as an anti-wrinkle cream.  A wrinkle cream would have to act as a biologic (e.g., increase collagen and elastin in the skin) to be effective; thus, if such a cream existed—and it does not—it would be classified as a drug, not an over the counter beauty product. 

Despite the marketing blather, these creams cannot penetrate your skin.  Your skin is your largest organ and it’s key purpose is to protect your body against pathogens—keep things out, including those skin creams the cosmetic companies claim penetrate and change the structure of your skin.  Simply not true.

Wrinkles are caused by a variety of factors included reduced production of collagen and elastin; slower cell renewal rate; reduced blood flow; loss of subcutanous tissue (the layer under the dermis which is mainly fat) sun damage, and other factors like smoking, and alcohol and drug abuse.  No cream is going to stop the natural aging process.

The only wrinkling factors you can control are:

Sun damage: wear sunblock, this is the best investment of time and money you can make for your face and body!

Chemical damage: don’t smoke or use drugs;  if you drink alcohol, do so in moderation. 

Exfoliate your skin to encourage skin renewal; however, this only goes so far—if it’s in your genetic make-up to wrinkle, you are going to wrinkle.

I’m 50 and look 15 years younger.  I don’t even have crow;s feet.  But my mom had very smooth skin and was only about 50% gray when she died at age 72.  By contrast, I met a woman the other day at my doctor’s office who is 46 years old; before she told me how old she was I though she was about 65 years old!

If anti-wrinkle creams worked, there would be no face lifts; no botox; no injectable dermal fillers (Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm, etc); no dermabrasion; no chemical peels; no laser resurfacing; and no fat implants.  Dermatologists would be treating medical patients with skin disorders and diseases instead of running "medical spas" catering to the botox and dermal filler frozen faced, puffed lip crowd. 

Think about…if wrinkle creams worked, how come everyone still has wrinkles and how come doctors are making billions selling botox, fillers, and other plastic surgeries?

Save your money—