The effectiveness of anti-wrinkle creams depends in part on the active ingredient or ingredients. Here are some common ingredients that may result in slight to modest improvements in wrinkles.
Retinol
Hydroxy acids
Coenzyme Q10
Copper peptides
Kinetin
Tea extracts

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When you use personal care products such as cosmetics, lotions and shampoos, the ingredients in these products come into direct contact with your body’s largest organ: your skin. Researchers at the Herb Research Foundation found the skin absorbs up to 60 percent of the chemicals it contacts, and absorbs them directly into the bloodstream. Therefore, it's important for you to know what these chemicals are so you can be aware.

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You've seen the products touting the benefits of "all-natural" ingredients. Why not make your own? You'll save money and have fun in the process.

What you'll need:

Fresh, whole almonds
Coffee grinder, blender or food processor (to make almond meal)
Small, airtight container
Oil of your choice (grapeseed, olive, jojoba, castor, sweet almond, etc)
Witch hazel (alcohol-free, if you can find it!)
Ylang Ylang essential oil (optional)
Lysorbic acid (aka: Vitamin C) powder or crystals

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