Gerascophobia

[Guest guest]

The Peter Lamas stuff off Veganstore is quite good, as are the facial

oils (don't be frightened by that. I have acne prone skin and am able

to use these) by Barefoot Botanicals (Rosa Fina oil) and Skincare Cafe.

 

Hope this helps.

 

k@

On Aug 17, 2004, at 23:30, veganseer wrote:

 

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> Can anyone here please recommend a good vegan anti-wrinkle,

> revitalizing, anti-aging skin cream, preferably one which actually

> works?

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> Much obliged.

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[Guest guest]

Can anyone here please recommend a good vegan anti-wrinkle,

revitalizing, anti-aging skin cream, preferably one which actually works?

 

Much obliged.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that. I will take a look at those.

 

I have to use a zit cream or I get zits. The problem is that this drys

the skin and promotes 'aging effects'. If I was to apply moisturizer

or vitamin E cream every day, then that would cause more zits to

emerge. The answers do not appear to be simple.

 

 

 

 

, K@ <kittyveg@b...> wrote:

> The Peter Lamas stuff off Veganstore is quite good, as are the facial

> oils (don't be frightened by that. I have acne prone skin and am able

> to use these) by Barefoot Botanicals (Rosa Fina oil) and Skincare Cafe.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> k@