Does your skin looks dull and wrinkles on it, then follow this session to keep them younger and glowish.

Everyone’s skin is differ from person to person, also depending on their genes and lifestyles. Also a huge exposure of sun accelerates the signs of ageing which are classified as dryness, wrinkles and skin growths like liver spots (keratoses). That’s the reason why your face, neck, hands and forearms are areas that age the fastest. Other factors which affect your skin are smoking, air pollution (ozone depletes the vitamin E from the skin), and rapid weight loss.

If you are having fine lines it can be easily treated with anti-ageing creams but deeper creases require advanced techniques such as injecting fillers.

Anti-ageing cream:-

Use anti-ageing cream regularly, especially before going to bed, which helps to reduce ageing. Which is said as ideal time to nourish and pamper your skin at night because that’s the time when blood supply to the skin surface is optimal, increasing cream absorption. Creams prevent moisture loss, assist the skin in absorbing moisture from air and compensate for the natural sebum that may have been lost.
The right age to start skincare actively using simple moisturizing is from late 25 years, and use anti-ageing after the age of 35 years.


Anti-ageing creams work by stimulating the cells which helps to form more fibre for firmness. They contain alpha-hydroxy acids that increase blood supply and realign the collagen to reduce creases. These creams also helps a lot to trap moisture on the skin’s surface and prevent it from drying up, especially in dehydrating air-conditioned environments.

The active ingredient in anti-ageing creams is the vitamin-A derived tretinoin. Using it regularly at night reduces fine wrinkles by 30-40 per cent. After using the night creams daily for one year, you can cut down use to two to three times a week. The other ingredients are antioxidants such as vitamin C, vitamin E and beta-carotene.

So use good anti-ageing cream to reduce wrinkles.