You can’t get rid of wrinkles on your face by reading wrinkle cream reviews, but sometimes you can learn a lot. However, I have to warn you; she is not always “pretty”.

Comments on Anti-Wrinkle Cream/Adrien Arpel
Nobody has anything really good to say about these products. They contain an ingredient called Argireline which is supposed to reduce facial wrinkles by preventing muscle contractions and facial expressions.

The original research on this ingredient was positive, although no greater than 27% reduction in wrinkles was seen after 30 days of use. The research is not specific as to the age of the volunteers.

The company does not fully disclose the other ingredients that they include in their products. But according to consumer feedback, they “clog pores,” “feel greasy,” have the “consistency of lipstick,” and make lips “drier than ever.” Judging by this description, I’m sure the products contain mineral oils, petroleum jelly, and paraffin wax, all of which are petroleum derivatives that will eventually increase signs of aging.

Prevage Allergan/Wrinkle Cream Reviews
The company name can also be “allergenic”, considering that almost all ingredients are likely to cause allergic reactions, even in people without sensitive skin. One customer, who says she does not have sensitive skin, used a test patch, as advised by the company, and woke up on day 10 with redness, itching, and an oatmeal-like rash.

There is nothing in the product that can be considered effective. The company still recommends daily use of sunscreen, a controversial suggestion. I would recommend that you avoid this product.

Reviews on Anti-Wrinkle Cream/Adverse Reactions
The most common reactions are as mentioned above; redness, itching, rashes, clogged pores, etc. Some products cause pimples, which are the result of clogged pores. But, others cause serious changes in the texture of the skin and even increase wrinkles on the face.

If you don’t believe me, all you have to do is read more consumer reviews of wrinkle cream. I’ve had enough of them. I have found products that effectively reduce wrinkles on the face, without causing adverse reactions.

They are a relatively new line of products, so only a few comments have been reported, but they are all positive. This is also not your average company. In fact, they host a blog on their website, where consumers can speak their minds and comments are not edited, unless of course you write something offensive or pornographic.

The ingredients they use come mainly from plants, but a unique protein complex is extracted from sheep’s wool. In clinical studies, researchers measured a 44% improvement in firmness after just 18 days of use. After 28 days, 62% of the volunteers reported a significant reduction in wrinkles.

The extract has antioxidant activity, superior to that of vitamin E. Antioxidants are necessary to repair wrinkles, caused by free radical damage from the sun and other environmental factors, as well as that which naturally accompanies the aging process.

Dermatologists agree that free radicals are responsible for facial wrinkles, while antioxidants prevent and repair damage. Just shop carefully to avoid unwanted reactions.