Should I Use Wrinkle Cream at Age 29?

You Don't Need Wrinkle Cream at 29

If your skin is healthy and undamaged by sunlight, you probably don't yet need to daily apply wrinkle cream at age 29. Continue to moisturize, use a gentle cleanser, liberally apply sunscreen before prolonged sun exposure, according to the Real Beauty website, and maintain overall good health

Use Vitamin-A Derivative Products

Wrinkle cream at 29 certainly won't hurt your skin, and those Vitamin A-derivative retinoids and retinol products can help stimulate collagen, preventing future wrinkles or reducing the appearance of wrinkles that have already begun to appear due to sun damage, genetics or your lifestyle, according to Oprah.com.

Bottom Line

At most, use a Vitamin A-derivative retinoid or retinol product before bed; unless your skin has suffered from damage, you don't need wrinkle cream at 29.

References

• Oprah.com: Skin Care for Every Decade of Life
• Real Beauty: Expert Q&A-Should You Use Anti-Aging Cream?

Resources

• Mayo Clinic: Wrinkle Creams-Your Guide to Younger Looking Skin