Do anti-aging skin care products really work?

It's really useful, but its effects have clear limits, and it's far from as powerful as the merchants advertise. Whether it can be effective on your face all depends on whether you use it in the right scenario and choose the right product.

I have been doing skin care testing for 6 years, and have tested nearly 300 anti-aging products. I often talk about this matter with my dermatology classmates. The more conflicting opinions from the two sides, the more realistic I feel about this issue. I have received complaints from many fans before, saying that after spending several thousand dollars to buy the Lady Anti-Aging Essence, my wrinkles have grown longer after using it for two months. It is purely IQ tax. When I asked, I found out that either I stayed up until two or three o'clock every day and didn't even put on sunscreen when I went out, relying on essence to save my life. ； Either you have deep static nasolabial folds or forehead wrinkles, and you use skin care products to fill up the depressions. How is this possible? There is an upper limit to the penetration ability of skin care products. At most, it can affect the superficial layer of the dermis. If the loss of collagen and tissue displacement in the deeper layers of the skin really cause a discolored face, it will have to be solved by medical beauty projects. Skin care products simply cannot reach that depth. If they do not meet expectations, they will be said to be useless. In fact, the expectations for it are wrong.

But if you want to say it's completely useless, I'll be the first to disagree. For example, my classmate from the dermatology department is 34 years old. He is usually so busy in the clinic that he doesn’t even have time to drink water, but he has never been lazy in skin care. He has been doing C in the morning and A in the evening for almost 8 years. There are almost no obvious lines on his face. The last physical examination at the unit was with a nurse of the same age, who looked at least 3 years younger. Last year, I helped a fan adjust her skin care regimen. She was 27 years old. She worked overtime in front of the computer every day. She had many fine dry lines on the apples of her skin and her skin was dark yellow. I asked her to replace her ordinary moisturizing essence with an anti-aging product that combines Bosein and Acetyl Hexapeptide-8. She must wear hard sunscreen + sunscreen every day when she goes out. In just over three months, she took a photo for me. The dry lines have basically disappeared and her face has become much brighter. Even her colleagues asked her if she had secretly done medical aesthetics recently.

In fact, anti-aging skin care products are a bit like "protective clothing" for the skin. Wearing them when you go out can block most of the damage caused by external photoaging and dryness. It can also slowly help the skin maintain its own collagen state and delay the rate of breakdown.； But if your skin has peeled due to the sun, or your skin structure has collapsed due to old age, it is definitely unrealistic to expect this thin garment to help you repair burns and hold back the collapsed flesh.

There is a lot of quarrel online now. In fact, the two groups of people are not talking about the same thing at all. They think it is due to IQ tax. Most of them regard anti-aging skin care products as "miraculous drugs for rejuvenating youth." Those who think they are useful mostly regard them as a necessity for daily maintenance and do not expect them to do medical beauty work. When I recommend anti-aging skin care products to people around me, I always get vaccinated in advance. If you are not yet 30, but you only have the first signs of aging such as dry lines and dullness, choose the right ingredients and stick to them, and you will definitely see the results. ； If you already have deep static lines and your face is obviously sunken, don’t waste too much money on skin care products. It’s more practical to save money for cosmetic surgery. Oh yes, there is another premise. No matter what anti-aging products you use, you must keep up with sun protection, otherwise no matter how expensive the essence is, it will be useless. This is a lesson I learned after stepping on countless pitfalls.