At what age should I start worrying about wrinkles?

I am 22. What should I do to prevent wrinkles? I've started noticing lines in the outside of my eyes and my forhead. I have friends who have tried botox, but I in no way want to resort to botox or plastic surgery. I'm looking for something natural and inexpensive.At what age should I start worrying about wrinkles?
At what age should you start worrying? At birth. The absolute best thing to prevent wrinkles is daily sunscreen, even if you're only going outside for a few minutes. Minimum of 30 SPF. You can get a lot of sun while driving (skin cancer rates are higher on the left side of the body of Americans and on the right side in Britain). A lot is determined by your genes. Drink lots of water, use a good moisturizer. Don't use harsh chemicals (e.g. alcohol) on your skin or scrub it too much. Don't worry about every little change in your face...they give you character. Plus, you'll have them for the rest of your life, so you might as well embrace them.At what age should I start worrying about wrinkles?
Why worry? That will only add more wrinkles!


Girl, you are barely out of your teens. Those little squinty lines around your eyes and smile lines around the corners of your mouth are perfectly natural. They add character and over the years, help to define who you are. But you don't want those frown lines between your eyes, so practice happiness. And sun is terribly damaging, so stay out of it or lather on the sunscreen frequently when you are outside - yes, even in winter.


';Good'; skin is in part genetic, so there is a limit to what you can do to prevent wrinkles. Sadly, we live in a country that worships youth. I'm 65 and proud of my face, because I earned every one of those wise lines!
I would start with a face cream. I personally like clinic.
at 21
Wow!


You shouldn't have to worry about wrinklesn now!


You have years to go... think more like 35 or 40.


If you are worried, try some light creams such as a vitiman A rich product.


There is a great cream at The Body Shop in a little pink tub with a black lid... easy to find and if you ask about it they'll know. It is rich with vitiman A and is my miracle cream. My mother has been using it for years and her lines are amazing...!





Good luck.
preventative maintenance is the way to go - have a good skin care routine now and you will not have to worry about wrinkles for a good while - make sure you use eye cream everyday and this should help
don't use a bar of soap like Dove. If you get a facial cleanser from a salon or a place like Macys you will age slower. Soap takes the elasticity out of the skin causing it to wrinkle. Dove soap has a PH of aout 9.5 which is very harmful. In a drug store Alpha Keri bar might be ok. Don't use noxima. Just for the record Thick skin takes longer to age than thin skin. Thick skin is usually oily skin. Thin skin is normal to dry skin. It takes longer for thick ski to wrinkle but when it does it wrinkles deeper than thin skin. The best thing to keep your skin from wrinkling is to use good products. If you buy a good shampoo from a salon, you could use that on your face if you don't have anything else.
you're straining your face too much when you fart





they're not 'laugh lines' like everyone wants you to think, but


FART lines!





you need to keep relaxed when u squeeze one out
Do you smoke?





Because that will do it.
don't worry at all and if any one say anything say i letting my skin go natural
12 or 13. Start moisturizing and using face creams.
You shouldn't worry about wrinkles just do something to prevent them. Wrinkles and crows feet are actually caused by sun damaged skin, be sure you always use a moisturizer with a SPF no less than 20. Use it everyday, even on the days that are cloudy or cold, uv rays don't care what it looks like outside they are still doing damage. If you can, get a good eye firming cream and be very gentle when putting it on the lid and below the eye any extra pulling can cause wrinkle problems too. Also to prevent more crows feet be sure you are wearing sunglasses so you won't do extra squinting when you are out and about.
they are not a big worry until you hit 40-50





keep using stuff with vitamin E and AHA (alpha hydroxy)
Wow at 22 you have wrinkles. You may just have dry skin. Try a good moisturizer.