Anti-aging skin care product recommendations

For those aged 25+ who have just appeared dry lines, dullness, and whose face has collapsed after staying up late, if the budget is limited, choose Proya Anti-Double Essence + Neutrogena A Night Cream, if the budget is enough, just use SkinCeuticals CE Complex Essence + SkinCeuticals AGE Cream; for those 30+ of mature skin who already have static lines and the apples of the skin have moved down, if the skin is tolerant, choose Zo Skin 0.5% A alcohol essence + Helena black bandage. If you have sensitive skin, choose La Roche-Posay Bosein essence + Clarins double extract essence. If you have severely sensitive skin that gets red and sting when you touch strong medicines, don’t use A alcohol. Directly use the combination of ectoine + ergothioneine. The representative model is Eucerin Shuan Repair Cream + Proya Origin Essence. If you insist on using it for 3 months, it is 10 times more effective than using strong medicines blindly.

I have been doing skin care evaluation for almost 6 years, and I have come across anywhere from 1,000 to 800 anti-aging products. The pitfalls I have encountered can fill an entire locker. I have sifted through the above ones, whether it is the ingredient concentration, actual measured effects or user feedback.

When it comes to anti-aging, the circle has been arguing for several years, but there is no conclusion: some people say that A-alcohol is the gold standard for anti-aging, and anti-aging without A-alcohol is just a hooligan; some say that strong drugs will damage the barrier too much, and long-term use will accelerate aging, and Bose is the king. Some people just put it aside, saying that anti-aging in skin care products is an IQ tax, and it is better to save money for medical beauty. In fact, all three statements are correct, but they are suitable for different people.

I used to have a fan, a 28-year-old with oil-tolerant skin. I followed the trend and bought a domestic 0.5% A-alcohol recommended by a blogger. As soon as I put it on, my skin became red and red. I stopped for half a month. Then I listened to my advice and slowly built up a tolerance to 0.1% Neutrogena A-alcohol. After three months, I came back to give me feedback. The dry lines at the corners of my eyes are almost invisible. After staying up late, I don’t look like I am five years older than before. But another 32-year-old fan with sensitive skin was different. She couldn't even use 0.05% A-alcohol, and she turned red and hot as soon as she applied it. I asked her to directly switch to 10% concentration of Bosein essence, apply it every morning and evening, and combine it with a moisturizing mask twice a week. After more than three months, she said that her nasolabial folds have become much lighter and her skin is tighter than before. Although the results are slow, the results are steady.

Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention that you must use VC in the morning and apply sunscreen. Otherwise, if you apply it, it will be white and it will turn darker. I once had a colleague who applied VC every day without sunscreen. He became two degrees darker in half a month. He came to me and asked me why VC was useless, which made me laugh. As for the "replacement" that people often ask about, I have tested no less than 10 domestic Bosein facial creams that are called "black bandage replacement". One thing I have to say is that if the concentration is enough, it can indeed have a 60-70% effect, but the skin feel and penetration technology are really incomparable. If your budget is only a few hundred, then the optional Lico AGE is completely sufficient. The concentration of 30% Bose is just at the threshold for promoting the synthesis of glycosaminoglycans in the dermis, and the effect will not be bad.

Friends who say that anti-aging skin care products are an IQ tax is actually correct. Skin care products can only affect the superficial layer of the dermis at most. It is not as direct as Thermage and Ultrasonic Cannon for severe static lines and severe apple muscles that have been formed. But if you want to maintain your condition and delay the aging rate, skin care products are really useful. My mother is 58 years old and has been applying anti-aging creams for almost 20 years. Now she has far fewer wrinkles on her face than the aunties in the same neighborhood who do not use skin care products. She looks at least five years younger.

A reminder to everyone, don’t blindly buy those three-no products that claim to “remove wrinkles in seven days” and “anti-aging”. I have tested one before, which secretly added hormones. The effect was frightening after just one week of use, but after I stopped using it, my face was left rotten for more than half a year. It was not worth the gain.

In fact, there is really no unified answer to anti-aging. If you have tolerant skin and want quick results, choose A-alcohol. If you have sensitive skin and want stable results, choose Bose. If you have enough budget, buy an expensive one. If you have a limited budget, choose a cost-effective one. The core thing is to suit yourself and persist. If you apply it for three days and spend two days in the sun, it will be useless even if you apply ten thousand yuan of cream. Oh, by the way, staying up late less late is more effective than any anti-aging skin care products. If you really can’t stand it, then apply a better essence to save the day~