At what age do you think its ok to use anti aging products ? I was thinking a getting micro...

Quizzical · 46-50, M

I think it's all bollocks to be honest.

Useless products from companies playing on people's fears.

i wouldn't use them anyway. We all age and get wrinkles regardless of if we use them or not. Why pay a company that feeds off our fears as we go through the natural process of aging when the products have no effect on the process.

It's better by far to quit the sunbeds, nicotine and caffeine than to waste time smearing who knows what into your skin every day. Your body would thank you for consuming more water and less alcohol, too...

SW-User

Just have a good diet and lots of water

SW-User

25+. Anatomically/medically, this is the age we are officially considered "middle-aged". And that's why you'll find most brands have anti-aging product lines for people of that age.

bijouxbroussard · F

Sorry to say, most of it is snake oil, designed to play on your fears and pick your pocket. How you age is determined by your genes, which you cannot control, and basic self-care (which you can): diet, exercise, regular sleep, etc.
Make them a habit as early as possible in your life and you may not look 20 at age 50–but you’ll look damned good. And you’ll be healthy, besides.

4meAndyou · F

If you are 22-25 and you have fine lines and aging, you need to stay out of the sun and eat a tiny bit more fat in your diet.

SW-User

A healthy lifestyle will help you more than any anti aging creams

curiosi · 61-69, F

Creams and lotions are one thing but I wouldn't take it further. I once knew of an older woman who had a face lift, she looked 10 years younger. A few years later it dropped and she looked 20 years older than her age. I don't know anything about micro device.

funfan · 51-55, M

Hmmm... assuming that selfie is you, there is no need for such a device until you are least 10 years older. What are the prices of the devices you are looking at?