Fight Wrinkles No Matter The Cause With The Best Wrinkle Cream

1. December 1, 2017 Fight Wrinkles No Matter The Cause With The Best Wrinkle Cream Wrinkles and lines are a fact of life: after all, a lifetime’s worth of smiles will eventually lead to laugh lines. Don’t stop smiling! There are many ways to prevent or diminish fine lines, such as using the best wrinkle cream, getting enough sleep, drinking plenty of water and protecting from sun exposure. However, you might have heard of some other rumored causes of wrinkles. Read on to debunk the myths. Page | 1

2. Oily Skin Develops Less Wrinkles The more moisturized your skin is, the more elastic it becomes. And greater elasticity helps your skin become more resilient to wrinkle formation. That’s the erroneous thought process behind the belief that those with oily skin are less prone to wrinkles because sebum or oil helps hydrate the skin. However, a study from Clinical Anatomy has disproved this notion. In fact, oily skin needs just as much hydration and moisturizer as other skin types since sebum doesn’t hydrate the skin—too much sebum can lead to acne breakouts, not less wrinkles. Sleeping with Head Elevated Prevents Wrinkles People go to great lengths just to avoid getting wrinkles, and some have even came up with the idea that sleeping with head up and still – or even sitting upright – helps maintain crease-free skin. The reasoning is that sleeping on your side—and therefore, on your face—applies pressure on your facial skin, which results in wrinkles. The catch is that upright is not a very comfortable sleeping position—and not getting enough sleep will do much more toward causing wrinkles than quality sleep on your side will. Only Aging Causes Wrinkles Yes, wrinkles come with age, but there are a host of other reasons why people develop fine lines. Some of them are lifestyle related, such as smoking or diet, while others are environmental, like being exposed to pollution. Sometimes, genetic predisposition makes skin more prone to wrinkling. And just for the record, age lines can appear at any age, even in your 20s, so wrinkles aren’t just a concern for older women. Thinner People Have More Wrinkles Conventional thinking goes that the more fat you have under your skin, the more “filler” you have to hide otherwise visible wrinkles. Research has shown, however, that having more body fat might actually make you more susceptible to sun damage, which in turn causes wrinkles. Besides, being overweight is generally unhealthy, and thus puts a toll on your body—including your skin. Your best bet is to maintain a healthy weight by eating right and exercising regularly. If you’re healthy on the inside, your skin will be healthy, too. Battling wrinkles isn’t easy, and all the misconceptions around it make it even harder to deal with. By dispelling the myths about fine lines, you can get a better sense of what you should and shouldn’t do to prevent or mitigate the signs of aging. Relying on a regular and sensible Page | 2

3. skincare regimen, including the best wrinkle cream, will help the real causes of wrinkles and provide visible results. Our picks: Caviar Age-Defense Crème, Skin Renewing Foundation About Kerstin Florian As one of the leading providers of nature-inspired spa and wellness products, Kerstin Florian is committed to creating effective but gentle skin and body care. Our products and treatments can be found at leading spas and resorts worldwide. Sources: Myths and Facts about Fine Lines and Wrinkles, skincareguide.com Having Oily Skin Means You'll Get Fewer Wrinkles—And 7 Other Wrinkle Myths That Just Aren't True, prevention.com Page | 3