Which is the best anti-aging skin care product?

There is no one-size-fits-all model, it’s really best to choose the one that matches your current situation.

In the past, there were always people chasing me for a list of "anti-aging ceilings". At first, I believed that the higher the Bose concentration, the better, and that expensive lines must be better than cheap ones. I stepped on many pitfalls before I slowly figured out the way. For example, in the past two years, my 28-year-old oily-skinned best friend stayed up late every day to catch up on projects. Her face sank quickly, and there were a lot of dry lines around her eyes. I heard someone said that a famous brand's 30% Bosein facial cream was an anti-aging product. Later, I helped her change her routine to low-concentration salicylic acid pads twice a week to unclog pores, and then use 20% Bosein essence to avoid heavy creams. Within half a month, she came to me and told me that her dry lines had faded by almost a third, and she didn’t feel as if she had been sucked out after staying up all night.

Regarding anti-aging, there are actually two factions in the industry that have been quarreling fiercely. One faction says that skin care products are a tax on IQ, and it is only useful to go directly to medical aesthetics for anti-aging. The other faction says that medical aesthetics is too laborious and risky, and long-term application of skin care products is a safe option. I have tried both, but I feel that there is no need to choose either/or. My sister is 40 this year. In the past two years, her nasolabial folds have become static lines that can be seen even without smiling. She applied nearly 10,000 yuan of expensive anti-aging creams for almost half a year and saw no signs of movement. Later, she went for Thermage twice and added a small amount of contour filling, which immediately lifted the saggy lines. After that, she kept applying repair-type anti-aging creams to maintain them. Now her condition is much better than that of her friends of the same age who have not done medical aesthetics. But I have also seen counterexamples. There is a little girl born in 1995 in the company. Her skin is thin, not to the point of obvious sagging, and she always feels that skin care products are slow to show results. She did Thermage three times in a year, and finally damaged the barrier. Now she is red and itchy even if she blows the wind. Her stratum corneum is so thin that you can see red blood streaks, which makes her look much older than before.

To put it bluntly, there is really no standard answer to the matter of anti-aging. Just like when you choose shoes, others are wearing comfortable sneakers, but your feet may be full of blisters due to wide feet, but good-looking stilettos can hold up the scene, and you will definitely suffer from commuting 10,000 steps a day. If you are just over 25, you will only get some dry lines and a sluggish face after staying up late. There is really no need to save money and buy expensive face creams that cost thousands. The affordable ones that add reliable acetyl hexapeptide-8 or low-concentration Bose are enough. When I was 26 years old, I used a certain domestic hexapeptide essence for less than 200 yuan. If I put it on an ordinary moisturizing cream, my face will not be so shabby after two or three o'clock. If you are over 35 and have obvious signs of static lines and looseness, don’t rely on skin care products. When it’s time to consider medical beauty aids, just set up maintenance skin care products.

To be honest, instead of worrying about which anti-aging product is the best, it is better to find out your own skin condition first. It is more useful than copying 100 Internet celebrity lists~