I really hate that I’ve got these smile wrinkles that tend to crease my makeup face, it’s tad annoying. Any help on how to get rid of it?
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I really hate that I’ve got these smile wrinkles that tend to crease my makeup face, it’s tad annoying. Any help on how to get rid of it?
I use what’s called a royal face mask twice a week, all you need is 1tbsp of milk, 1tbsp of honey and the tip of a tsp of turmeric powder, it diminished dark spots, acne scars and keeps the wrinkles at bay. All ingredients have beneficial antioxidants, also while washing it off in circular motion the turmeric is an exfoliant. Your skin is soft and radiant after use. I also add a tsp spoon of thickening powder so it dries while on, but that’s optional. So put your feet up for 15 mins and rinse with cool water. Squeeze some lemon juice onto a cotton pad and apply to the face leave it on for 5mins and rinse again. Tone and moisturize as usual.
The lines could be made more visible due to a lack of hydration in the skin. You could try incorporating more hydration into your lifestyle, both of the body but eating more water-rich foods and drinking more, and by hydrating and moisturizing the skin. Usually when a young person complains about lines here, it’s caused by dehydration. So make sure you drink enough water! For skincare: add hyaluronic acid, perhaps a hydrating cleanser and/or toner, and definitely sunscreen to prevent further damage. Adding retinol won’t hurt either, but I don’t think it will help much on its own. A retinoid works to renew the skin and increase cell turnover, so it does aid in improving the appearance of aging skin. I recommend the topical retinol treatments from The Ordinary – start with a low percentage and work your way up.