I’m in my 20′s now. When should I start using anti-aging products on my face to fight lines and wrinkles?

If so what products do you girls use to prevent thos little wrinkles,and stuff?..lol
Does the SPF in makeup count?

Ok, I know that at 17 I don’t necessarily need to use anti-aging skincare, but I am worried about getting wrinkles as I get older, and so, you know, there’s that saying "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."
but i was also thinking that if i start using them now, my skin might build a resistance to the active ingredients in the anti-aging skincare that fights aging, and so when i need it, the formulas won’t work. your opinions? thank you in advance

I’ve always wondered this. I don’t know the science behind them, so I’m not sure if using them at a fairly young age could prevent wrinkles or not. Obviously sunscreen, water & nutrition help, but could an anti-aging product prevent wrinkles? Not the kind that "fill" them or any surgical procedures. Thanks!

I am in my late 20′s and I don’t have a wrinkle in sight (knock on wood), is it a bad idea to get botox, microdermabrasion, or Renova as a preventative or just a waste of money? I saw on a news program months ago that some doctors won’t even give these treatments to people who don’t have fine lines or wrinkles. Anyone with personal experience of starting treatments early?

at what age should we start so that we begin from the very beginning and not have any aging wrinkles or trouble and then say oh no , its too late?!
please mention your source of knowledge..

I really like all their products; was using the pro-retinol ("youngest group") products, but as they switched to inositol, and since I’m 31, I decided to switch to the 35-and-up line. I’ve only used it a few days and my skin looks "brighter"; but will it help decrease/prevent wrinkles?

BTW, YvesRocher did have some time where they had trouble exporting to the USA, but they’re back on track now; got my last order in under 2 weeks. Yippee!!

im 22yrs old, i want to use anti aging products.. to prevent wrinkles in the future..which brand should i use for my age… shiseido or nivea or olay and which products of the brand?

So, I’m getting older and my skin isn’t as good as it used to be, I’m starting to get wrinkles and losing firmness but I still get greasy skin and acne. Does anyone know of a good anti aging cream that either helps acne too or at least doesn’t clog pores? Thanks

im 17 and im using anti aging already, not everyday though, about 4 times a week before i go to sleep, i dont have wrinkles yet but im using to protect against wrinkles and fine lines, is this okay for the skin or should i just start using it when the lines appear?

I have a few wrinkles under my eyes, it’s not bad but I’m pretty young for wrinkles, what’s a good cream to prevent and help my wrinkles?

Would love to get some feedback based on EXPERIENCE! Headstand the best?I heard the candle is great for wrinkles!
rmeber Im asking about ASANAs/POSEs not styles

Aging is a natural process, I am well aware of that. I am 24, in great shape, and I’d like to remain "youthful," while aging isn’t exclusively in wrinkles (i.e. facial parts (nose for example) continue to grow), I want to take anti-aging steps to at least delay the process.

I drink a LOT of water, and I ALWAYS wear sunblock, but any other specific tips?

I’m open to anything

I’m 20, turning 21 soon…I was thinking of using firming cream on my face because I feel like I’m starting to see wrinkles around my eyes and crows feet. Is there negative effects from using it too early? I don’t really know much about when to start using products like that so everyones thoughts would be great!

Im a huge fan of home remedies for allot of different things when it comes to beauty i have done things such as Safflower oil on my skin overnight as a great moisturizer and honey mixed with coffee(espresso) grinds as a mask for hydrating, tightening, detoxifying, and preventing wrinkles. just a few examples! Does anyone have any other home remedies? I would love to hear what works for you:) thank you ladies!