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Expression lines/ wrinkles from frowning too much

rantyface · 2010-03-14 23:16:04

Does anyone know what you can do about these? I'm in final year at the moment and they have become very deep-set. I have horizontal lines from trying too look awake and friendly, and vertical ones between my eyebrows from frowning. Unfortunately, rich moisturisers give me acne, so I can only use light ones. In fact, I…

14-03-2010 11:16pm

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rantyface

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Does anyone know what you can do about these? I'm in final year at the moment and they have become very deep-set. I have horizontal lines from trying too look awake and friendly, and vertical ones between my eyebrows from frowning.

Unfortunately, rich moisturisers give me acne, so I can only use light ones. In fact, I think my acne treatment, which causes superficial dryness, is making them worse and more "cracked" looking.

If I (ever) stop frowning, will the lines go away?

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#2 17-03-2010 12:41am

nonsmoker

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Hi, I find the nivea eye cream quite good, cant think if its the q10 one but its the long white tube. It doesnt get rid of the lines/wrinkles but they dont look as deep as long as I use it.

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