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Sun Jan 17, 2016 7:00 pm  |
Hello guys. I just noticed a very faint smile LINE not fold but those typically millimeter thick smile lines. I have one on the left side. It is very faint right now.
I am 24 and one month old.
Have you guys ever been able to get rid of yours or lessen them considerably?(especicially very faint ones like mine)
I use 22.5% zinc oxide daily.
Things I have NOT been doing for the last 4 months that I used to do before include the following list
- Use skinceuticals ce ferulic serum daily (have not been doing it restarted today..
- Using Retrinol .1 % twice a week
- have NOT been taking in roughly 300% RDA vitamin C through diet (which slows collagen production of course)
- using 5000 mg of MSM daily.
If I started doing these on a regular basis again is it likely I can see this thing go away or at least reduce a decent amount? |
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Mon Jan 18, 2016 8:41 am |
Okay a few different thoughts here. DO you sleep on that side where the line has appeared?
Do you make an expression with just that side throughout your day?
At 24 years old you are a baby and so ahead of the aging game now. Using the zinc oxide daily is so beneficial and I applaud you for doing so.
The MSM and Vitamin C are good things to use in conjunction with the skinceuticals and retinol products and yes it is likely that if you started them up again you would see these reduce but its going to take time. Aint going to tell you false hopes here – these things need time to work their magic. |
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Fri Jan 22, 2016 12:08 am |
| I am going to try valmont awf 1 for expression line. |
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