Which brand of anti-aging skin care products is best?

In fact, there is no "magic brand" that everyone can use. I have been doing anti-aging skin care for almost 6 years, and I have collected a lot of real feedback from friends with different skin types. In terms of different price ranges, it has the lowest success rate, and most people can see some effects after using it. Helena, SkinCeuticals, and Proya have the most stable feedback at present. Of course, many people find it useless after using it. It is essentially a matter of adaptability.

A while ago, when the season changed, my face turned red due to allergies, and even my apple muscles collapsed. I borrowed a black bandage from my best friend with dry skin and applied it thickly overnight. The redness was 80% gone when I woke up the next day, and my face felt a lot tighter when I touched it. I turned around and bought a bottle for summer use. As a result, I had three closed mouths, and I left it there for less than half a month. To be honest, its 30% bosene formula is indeed the best combination of anti-aging and repairing. However, it is an occlusive and full-filling product. It is only suitable for dry skin, combination dry skin, or sensitive skin in autumn and winter. Unless the face is dry in the middle of winter, there is no need to use it hard.

If you are worried about acne but also want the anti-aging effect of Bose, SkinCeuticals AGE Cream is the first choice for anti-aging for many people with oily acne. The concentration of 30% Bose does not shrink, and the texture is matte. My friend who suffers from acne all year round has never had acne after using it in summer. He said that after using it for more than half a year The nasolabial folds caused by staying up all night have faded a lot, and even the acne marks have disappeared faster than before. The only drawback is that the smell of the ingredients is a bit strong, which many people can't get used to, and the unit price is not low. If you only apply it on your face, one bottle can last you two months. If you apply it on your neck as well, it will be a bit painful.

If the budget is not that high, I would like to find anti-aging products for daily commuting without worrying about it. Proya's anti-aging line in the past two years has really been built up by word of mouth. I have used two sets of ruby + double anti-aging combinations. In the summer, I use double anti-oxidant to remove yellowing, and in winter, I use ruby to lighten lines. I stayed up for 7 days and nights last month to work on a project, and my face was not as yellow as before. It looks like old tangerine peel that has been soaked for three days, and it is not so crumbly that it becomes soft when pinched. Of course, some friends said that after using ruby rub in the mud, it stings. It is probably because the tolerance to A-alcohol has not been established well, or the cuticle itself is so thin that it turns red when touched. A-alcohol products are not suitable for sensitive skin to use every day. It is not that the product is bad, but that I did not choose the right one to suit my skin.

I have followed the trend and bought many "niche anti-aging brands" promoted by Internet celebrities, saying that they are pure plant extracts and non-irritating. However, I checked the ingredient list and found that the added amount of effective anti-aging ingredients did not even reach the effective concentration. After using it for a month, my face should have collapsed. Not to mention that I wasted money on it and had small pimples on my face. Don’t believe in such things as “discounting big brands” and “minor products”. Anti-aging depends on the concentration of active ingredients and formula penetration technology. No matter how loud the marketing is, it’s useless. If you really have to make a choice, you might as well go to a counter or flagship store and buy a few yuan sample, apply it behind your ears or on your jawline and try it for two or three days. If you don't have allergies and your face doesn't feel dull after using it, you can consider buying formal wear. After all, anti-aging skin care products often cost hundreds or even thousands, and the money you pay for one trip is enough to eat two hot pot meals. You can't afford to pay for marketing, right?