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Neutrogena anti wrinkle deep wrinkle serum 10 stars

12 years ago

I bought this a couple of weeks ago. I could see the difference in a couple of days. By the end of the week there was a BIG difference. The deep lines around my mouth had softened and reduced significantly, I am 72 years old (last June). My skin feels so soft after just a few days

After 3 days it burned a little on my upper cheeks under the outer corners of my eyes so now I just skip a day after 3 or 4 days and use L'Oreal Youth Code

http://www.neutrogena.com/product/ageless+intensives-+anti-wrinkle+deep+wrinkle+serum.do

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sheilajoyce_gw
12 years ago
You look darn good for a youngster of 72.
Pieonear
12 years ago
Hi Dorothy
72...are you sure? :) You look great! Just wondering if you also use moisturizer along with the deep wrinkle serum or use it alone? Thanks for telling us about this product!
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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
12 years ago
Your skin looks 'dewy '.....glowing. What a nice recommendation.
Jodi_SoCal
12 years ago
Dorothy, can you type the name out, the URL doesn't work.

Thanks,
Jodi-

Here is a link that might be useful: Is this the one???

This post was edited by jodi_in_so_calif on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 23:46
Terri_PacNW
12 years ago
Hmmmm...so at 44...I can look 18 again? Lol..
Better go get some!
dorothy_oahu
Original Author
12 years ago
I should have taken a before picture but I didn't like the way I looked. The lines around my mouth were quite deep and the ones around my eyes were getting worse. I still have some on my upper lip but it looks much better than before I started using this.

I did put on some L'Oreal Youth Code after the Neutrogena this morning but even without it there is a huge difference, it says you will see a difference in a week but I didn't expect it to make that much difference.

Jodi, that is the correct URL. Sorry, I should have checked it but my DD was waiting for me to go out so I was hurrying.

There are several sites that have reviews on it. One 20 year old girl said she didn't see any difference. Are you kidding me?! A 20 year old doesn't have any deep wrinkles.

It doesn't smell nice but it's not bad. The Retinal makes it work and I've heard doctors say that going back to the serum that we used to use works much better.

If it burns you should use it every other day. You can surprise your family and friends for the holidays if you start using this now

I hope it works as well for you.

.
alisande
12 years ago
Oh, no--something else for my shopping list! LOL

But thanks, Dorothy, good to know. You look terrific!!
enjoyingspring
12 years ago
Did you order it on line or can you buy it in the store???
Terri_PacNW
12 years ago
I have this one line on my upper lip..I want that gone..lol..

I will check out both recommendations.

I have never used anything on my face..genetics helps..lol..

But there are a few things I would now like to address.. :) in the early stages..
alisande
12 years ago
Another thank-you to you, Dorothy, because in looking around online to see who carries it I discovered that Target has it on sale for the same price as Amazon and Target also has the No7 Lift & Luminate creams on sale. I'd been planning to buy the No7 day and night creams as a gift, so I ordered them from Target online, with free shipping and a $5 discount through Retailmenot.com. Yay!!

Oh, and I also ordered the Neutrogena serum. ;-)
WalnutCreek Zone 7b/8a
12 years ago
I believe this is the correct link. I went to the Nuetrogena site and searched for ageless+intensives+anti-wrinkle+deep+wrinkle+serum. It is $18.99 at the Neutrogena site; the name of the product is Ageless IntensivesÃÂ® Anti-Wrinkle Deep Wrinkle Serum.

I have put it on my grocery list and hopefully Walmart will have it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ageless IntensivesÂ® Anti-Wrinkle Deep Wrinkle Serum

This post was edited by walnutcreek on Wed, Dec 18, 13 at 14:37

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