January
22
Wrinkle Creams, A New Beauty Brains Poll
There’s been a lot of buzz over the last few weeks about a recent Consumer Reports study that says wrinkle creams don’t really work. To quote the article: “Consumer Reports concluded that there was no correlation between price and effectiveness. The study, which tested nine brands of wrinkle creams over 12 weeks, also concluded that none of the products reduced the depth of wrinkles by more than 10 percent, an amount barely visible to the naked eye.
Do you agree? Do you think wrinkle creams work? Visit The Beauty Brains and scroll down the left side to vote in this weeks poll.
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Amy Alkon Says:
The only wrinkle cream I use is Anthelios #50+ creme pour visage (cream for the face) sunblock. Plus I spend about $12 every six months for a huge thing of Cetaphil, and use $2.99 tubes of St. Ives apricot facial scrub. I also wear a hat or use an umbrella if I’m going to be in the sun for more than five minutes (walking somewhere). I’m 42 and I usually get pegged as much younger.
Amy Alkon Says:
Oh, P.S., I’ve been buying the Anthelios in France for years — I bring back 10 or so about every six months — so I only pay 9 eu for them (about $12 each for 50 ml, with the suckyass dollar).
thebeautybrains.com » Should you believe it if Consumer Reports says expensive wrinkle creams are not better? Says:
[...] we had mentioned this in one of our Beauty Brains polls, we never discussed the full story. According to a study done by Consumer Reports, you are wasting [...]
Metrophanes Says:
Nice!
Ioannes Says:
Interesting…