How to Use Prevage Anti-Aging Cream
Prevage is a new anti-aging treatment marketed by Elizabeth Arden. In several clinical trials and consumer studies, Prevage has been proven effective in reducing fine lines and wrinkles, brightening the complexion, reducing roughness and dryness and improving overall skin tone. Prevage Anti-Aging moisturizing treatment cream is one of the three products available in the Prevage Anti-Aging line.
Instructions
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Test it first. Before adding Prevage Anti-Aging moisturizing treatments to your daily routine, test a small amount on the inside of the elbow or forearm for 3 days and make sure no negative reaction occurs. Adverse reactions generally occur in individuals who have sensitive skin, such as eczema sufferers or individuals with allergies. Also, treatments such as dermabrasion, chemical peels or laser resurfacing make skin susceptible to adverse reactions. Wait 7 to 10 days after any of these treatments before applying Prevage Anti-Aging moisturizing treatment.
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Before applying the Prevage Anti-Aging moisturizing treatment, cleanse your face and neck. Make sure to completely dry both areas before applying Prevage.
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Depress the pump one or two times to produce a pea-sized amount of the cream. It may take more than a few pumps if you're using the product for the first time. A pea-sized amount is enough for most users.
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Apply the moisturizer. Thoroughly massage the Prevage cream into your face and neck. Use a mirror to ensure even and full coverage.
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Follow with sun protection. Prevage Anti-Aging moisturizing treatment does not contain SPF ingredients. Make sure to use another product after you apply Prevage to protect the skin from sun damage.
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Repeat. After using Prevage once a day for the first week, increase the application to twice daily.
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Tips & Warnings
If sensitive skin or allergies are a problem, check with a doctor before using Prevage.
Do not use the product for 7 to 10 days after undergoing any skin treatment. Stop use immediately and consult a doctor if a rash develops. Avoid contact with eyes.
