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| SCT Newbie Join Date: Nov 2008
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| Frown lines!
Hi, lm only 24 and have noticed that when l raise my eyebrows, ie - when applying eyeshadow/mascara, that deep "frown lines" appear (I think "surprise lines" suits better! lol). Anyway, these lines take ages to disappear and I wondered if anyone knows of any good creams specifically for this area. Thanks, Rooo
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| SCT Elite Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Ottawa, Canada Gender:
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| Re: Frown lines!
I think creams with a nice moisturing base would be good for you. I'd also look into botox and possibly microdermabrasion to assist in removing what you already have.
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| SCT Newbie Join Date: Nov 2008
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| Re: Frown lines!
Thanks, the thing is though I have quite oily skin and am prone to spots, and dont want to make this worse!
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| SCT Newbie Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Costa Rica
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| Re: Frown lines!
There are obviously quite a few products out there that specialize in the removal of frown lines. I think the thing that is most important given your skin type is that you take the time to research a product prior to buying it. Clinical studies are a good way to measure the quality of a product. If the product does not publish their clinical studies be weary of them. Obviously I am partial to the products that I have been involved with the research and developement of, but wanting to be impartial in this community I will leave it to you to find the best product for your skin type. If there are more specific questions feel free to ask, I would be happy to help.
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| SCT Newbie Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Northern California, twenty minutes from San Francisco Gender:
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| Re: Frown lines!
Frown lines are those veritcal lines between your eyebrows that occur when you are concentrating very hard. Often referred to as the "eleven sign" because it looks like the number 11. I think you are talking about the horizontal lines on the forehead. In either case moisturizers are the first step. Make sure you are well hydrated as well as dehydration will cause those lines to remain much longer. There are other causes as well, such as skin sensitivity to creams and lotions, tanning, smoking, etc. So, there are many things you can do (stop tanning, stop smoking) which you can do to help yourself. At the medical level retin A would be a good addition to your regimen. Botox can be done later if needed. Good luck.
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| SCT Newbie Join Date: Nov 2008
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| Re: Frown lines!
You may be talking about the "elevens" lines that are vertical lines above the nose and between the eyes. I have had those, but have had amazing results with "Frownies". They work like magic on frown lines. They are advertised for other lines, but I don't think they work well anywhere else. I use them between my eyebrows every night and have had a noticable reduction in the "elevens". Frownies are shapes of brown paper with a sticky side, like a stamp, that you moisten and stick onto your trouble spot. Great for frown lines, like I said but I have not had the same great results anywhere else on my face. | |
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