Re: Re: Renova, Prevage, Avage

March 28, 2005

I've used retin-A (active ingredient of Renova), but developed quite a

severe sensitivity to it. I used it mainly for control of

acne/rosacea. I now use Tazorac, a related vitamin A analog that has

also shown anti-wrinkle properties. I have few wrinkles (as of yet),

but I don't know how much of this result, if any, is due to the use of

the aforementioned topicals.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 16:43:22 EST, bernadettepawlik@...

<bernadettepawlik@...> wrote:

> I not only want to live long, I want to look good as well.

>

> I've read about the products in the subject line as effective topicals to

> treat wrinkles and sunspots. Has anyone tried them?

>

March 30, 2005

Wrinkles are only one difference of many betwen the young and old.

Personally I think that gravity affects the face more than wrinkles which

can be ameliorated by using suncreen and wearing hats in the summer sun.

Jowls, skin losing elasticity, thickening of the skin in the face, changes

around the eyes are much more " aging " IMHO. And at the present can only by

" fixed " by intrusive plastic surgery of one kind or another.

However by avoiding drastic weight changes, even these can be minimized

somewhat although I suspect that heredity plays a big part.

I'm aiming for: healthy on the inside since the outside is only skin deep.

on 3/30/2005 12:57 AM, Logan at loganruns73@... wrote:

>

>> I not only want to live long, I want to look good as

>

>> well.

>>

>> I've read about the products in the subject line as

>> effective topicals to treat wrinkles and sunspots.

>> Has anyone tried them?

>

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