Best MakeUp, Filler, etc for those pesky little lines : Swingers Discussion 81672

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TOPIC: Best Make-Up, Filler, etc for those pesky little lines

Created by: shrmnsctt2 Original Starting post for this thread:
Can anyone recommend the best product they've tried to conceal/hide/fill in those pesky little lines around the eyes, mouth, etc....There are so many brands on the market that have such 'fabulous' claims, I want to try something, just not sure where to start! (Currently I am using 'age-rewind' base) There's gotta be something cheaper than Botox...not that I'd rule it out, of course!! Thanks! D

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User Details are only visible to members.	Thanks JR, I'll take a look at them. I am seriously tempted to try Bare Minerals, but at that price, if my skin reacts badly, I'm out a serious chunk of change. I've seen the Christian Dior items, but now I'll look closer! S
Cambridge VT			Username hidden (6303 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I am allergic to a lot of products. I can use Christian Dior - their products make your skin look and feel great. Julia
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User Details are only visible to members.	Dove creams and washes always force an allergic reaction from me. There must be something in their ingredients. I can't wear Olay or Clinique, both use chemicals that I'm allergic to. I'm curious as to what brand your dermatologist sells. S
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User Details are only visible to members.	I have about a zillion tubes and jars of creams and lotions for my arms, face, whatever. Some were very expensive, including Clinique, etc. I have rosacea and a lot of stuff gives me flair ups. Some of them give me pimples. I have sensitive skin. In fact, I just tried a sample of Dove Sensitive Skin body wash, which felt so cream and nice. But I had an allergic reaction (itchy rash all over my body), so now I have to take Prednisone for 5 days. That free sample was no bargain. I went to a good dermatologist this summer (where I got the Dove sample, ironically enough). I am using the products she sells for my face and neck. None of them are cheap, but they definitely work well. Anything I don't like I can return for a full refund or an exchange. I have had to return 2 things; one I didn't like the smell, the other made my rosacea flare up. This is cheaper in the long run than wasting my money on all those other products that are sitting almost full in the cabinet...Olay, Clinique, Eucerine (although I got samples of new stuff for people with rosacea and it works great).
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User Details are only visible to members.	Boots No7 Restore & Renew Beauty Serum is the best and least expensive IF you can find it. Not for concealing but more for lessening. All their products are great when you can find them and do the job that much more expensive products say they do.
Destin FL			Username hidden (14562 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Careful on using fillers....they can do the opposite of what you are wanting and make you look older.
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User Details are only visible to members.	There is a Retinol A cream made by Nicel which is relatively inexpensive. They sell it on their website. Nicel dot com. S
Cambridge VT			Username hidden (6303 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Can anyone recommend the best product they've tried to conceal/hide/fill in those pesky little lines around the eyes, mouth, etc....There are so many brands on the market that have such 'fabulous' claims, I want to try something, just not sure where to start! (Currently I am using 'age-rewind' base) There's gotta be something cheaper than Botox...not that I'd rule it out, of course!! Thanks! D
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TOPIC: Best Make-Up, Filler, etc for those pesky little lines