In order to put steps on how to get rid of wrinkles on forehead
in your daily routine, one must understand that wrinkles, unlike fine
lines, are generally caused by movements on the face. This means to say
that wrinkles are the result of our facial expressions such as frowning,
scrunching up your forehead, pursing your lips or even laughing.
(Fine lines are usually the result of lack of water in your skin cells. Your skin tends to get dehydrated due to little water consumption, smoking or too much exposure to the sun. These will cause damage to the skin's protective layers and adversely affect the natural skin renewal process, leading to fine lines)
Ways to Maintain Youthful-Looking You
We are all too familiar with the options of face-lifts, laser resurfacing or Botox to keep one's face looking taut and smooth. However, these do not come without burning holes in one's pocket and they are certainly not risk-free. Some of the dangers associated with such procedures include scarring, nerve damage and infection. In using Botox for instance, there are reported cases where too much of it had led to drooping eyes. Imagine having a clear forehead but at the expense of having unattractive eyes that look like you are falling asleep all the time! Using topical cream is certainly the cheapest way to get rid of wrinkles on your forehead or any part of your face. Objectively though, some creams work better than others and this is a fact. Could the effectiveness of the creams be dependent on its price? Not necessarily. In fact, the effectiveness of any cream really depends on how well they address the needs of the skin. You see, our skin is made up of three layers:
What You Can Do
The reason we need to take care of the epidermis is because these are the layers through which dead skin cells from deeper within push themselves up the uppermost layer of our skin. If we neglect this area, then the result is a dull, rough, tired-looking skin. Exfoliating once a week will address this problem. For those with sensitive skin, use gentle exfoliation cream.
The next layer we need to concern ourselves with is the dermis, that contains collagen and elastin, two elements important in determining the strength of the skin's muscles. The rate at which these are produced will result in the ability of your skin to go back to its original condition after you frown or smile. So when you decide to use topical creams to address your wrinkling problem, you must look into ingredients in the product that help you with these concerns. Such essential ingredients include:
As long as you keep the above guide, you would be on your way to looking years younger. It is a matter of discipline in keeping with your routine!
(Fine lines are usually the result of lack of water in your skin cells. Your skin tends to get dehydrated due to little water consumption, smoking or too much exposure to the sun. These will cause damage to the skin's protective layers and adversely affect the natural skin renewal process, leading to fine lines)
Ways to Maintain Youthful-Looking You
We are all too familiar with the options of face-lifts, laser resurfacing or Botox to keep one's face looking taut and smooth. However, these do not come without burning holes in one's pocket and they are certainly not risk-free. Some of the dangers associated with such procedures include scarring, nerve damage and infection. In using Botox for instance, there are reported cases where too much of it had led to drooping eyes. Imagine having a clear forehead but at the expense of having unattractive eyes that look like you are falling asleep all the time! Using topical cream is certainly the cheapest way to get rid of wrinkles on your forehead or any part of your face. Objectively though, some creams work better than others and this is a fact. Could the effectiveness of the creams be dependent on its price? Not necessarily. In fact, the effectiveness of any cream really depends on how well they address the needs of the skin. You see, our skin is made up of three layers:
- The epidermis which is made up of five sub-layers
- Dermis that constitutes mainly collagen and elastin (proteins)
- Hypodermis that contains fat, nerves and blood vessels.
What You Can Do
The reason we need to take care of the epidermis is because these are the layers through which dead skin cells from deeper within push themselves up the uppermost layer of our skin. If we neglect this area, then the result is a dull, rough, tired-looking skin. Exfoliating once a week will address this problem. For those with sensitive skin, use gentle exfoliation cream.
The next layer we need to concern ourselves with is the dermis, that contains collagen and elastin, two elements important in determining the strength of the skin's muscles. The rate at which these are produced will result in the ability of your skin to go back to its original condition after you frown or smile. So when you decide to use topical creams to address your wrinkling problem, you must look into ingredients in the product that help you with these concerns. Such essential ingredients include:
- Grapeseed oil - Protect the epidermis by locking moisture. Also tightens the skin.
- Keratin - Helps in regeneration of skin cells
- Shea butter - Good for the epidermis for its moisturizing effect.
- Panthenol - Also known as Vitamin B5, to repair skin tissue
- Ascorbyl Palmitate - Source of Vitamin C to protect the skin from UVA and UVB rays.
- Vitamin E - needed to fight free radicals that can have harmful effects on the epidermis.
As long as you keep the above guide, you would be on your way to looking years younger. It is a matter of discipline in keeping with your routine!
