Vaseline Petroleum Jelly works best of all for wrinkles. And you can afford it

I think the commentors above work for the companies whose products they are talking about. I tried both Lifecell & Dermitage and neither one did anything. Lifecell is especially expensive and just turned my skin darker. Dermintage products stung. Save your money and buy products from reputable stores like Sephora and Ulta.

"The product is in demand on the sets of "ER,"

Ummm, how can it be in demand on the set of a CANCELED show?!

Aol just ran a piece called: The Absolute Best Cars For Older Drivers. 'OLDER' ??? Everyone at Aol who OK's these articles can take anything they recommend for faces and push it into one of the oldest places on THEIR bodies. Maybe things will begin to run well from there for the rest of us as we curiously browse, and are fatally hoodwinked, into what they consider to be good writing as well as opinions.

I always used fatback and lentils as my face cream. It didn't do a damn thing , but it sure was cheap .

K - fatback? lol
you are old school!

Do yourselves a favor and just stay with the old true brands. Oil of Olay and Pond's cold cream. And always tie your hair back when you sleep to keep it away from your face.
I'm 45 this year and I got carded the other day buying alcohol!
Damn that feels good. ;)

Use a Clarisonic and Olay. The clarisonic is fairly expensive, but pays for itself in the long run (read the reviews), it really does work.
Movie stars can afford to pay 100's for creams, I can't!

NOXZEMA

I paid $124.00 por a cream at Shideido to help me with my skin tone and didn't help a bit. I don't see the benefit of expensive skin cream. I wouldn't mind if it helped.

A friend introduced me to her grandmother, who I thought was in her mid to late 60's. She was 84 and had been using Pond's Cold Cream since she was a teen......

There you go again AOL........running an advertisement and making it look like something news-worthy. Giving us catchy phrase words like "tea trea" and "arnica" - but not a complete list of what goes into this product. Is there more than 20 ingredients? Is there any water or alcohol? Did they pay for this "news" item????

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I avoid ANY moisturizer or make-up with MINERAL OIL or a form of MINERAL OIL like PETROLEM JELLY in it.

ALL this information was obtained by an article I read after researching Mineral Oil. After I read all of this about Mineral Oil I threw away close to $200.00 worth of moisturizers, make-up foundations, tanning oils and lotions and I try to find products that use Safflower oil or Sunflower oil or Olive Oil INSTEAD of Mineral Oil.

Mineral oil is clear, liquid oil with no scent and will not spoil. It is produced as a byproduct of the distillation of gasoline from crude oil, the same stuff they make gasoline from . Mineral oil is leftover liquid, and because it is abundant, it is very inexpensive. It is CHEAPER for manufacturers to purchase these byproducts as a filler than it is for the industry to dispose of it.In fact, it is more expensive to dispose of mineral oil, than to purchase it. Mineral oil is the main ingredient in many baby care items as well. Baby oil, Vaseline (petroleum jelly), baby wash liquid soap, and baby lotions all contain mineral oil as a key ingredient. In fact close to 95% of all cosmetics use mineral oil, including your eye shadow, blush, lipstick, shaving cream and your everyday moisturizer and lotion you use at home. It is also used in most tanning oils and lotions and SPF sunscreen products.

Mineral oil acts as a thin layer on the skin. Mineral oil is not absorbed into your skin because the molecules are too large. it just sits on top of your skin and clogs your pores, which doesn't allow your skin to absorb water (moisture) which slows the skins ability to eliminate toxins. Remember, the skin in the body's largest organ and plays an important role in maintaining overall health! Once the oil is absorbed, it is broken down by the liver and passes through the intestinal tract, it will absorb all of the fat-soluble vitamins found there. It is essentially stealing important vitamins from the body, which the body will not be able to replace. This can eventually lead to nutritional deficiencies.

Mineral Oil increases the photo-aging of the skin...and we wonder why we keep looking older, why our skin continues to dry out, even with all the products we use?
Studies have also shown forms of pneumonia caused by mineral oil decreasing lung function, know as lipoid pneumonia. Because of these dangers, the medical community has condemned the use of mineral oil taken orally or as an ingredient in medications.

It IS difficult to find products without Mineral Oil in them BUT LOOK at the product ingredient list. the very first ingredient is the ingredient that is used MOST in the product, so IF Mineral Oil is in the product list in the middle or even better, towards the end of the ingredient list that means there is very llitle of Mineral Oil in the product.
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