Preventing and Repairing Deep Forehead and Eye Wrinkles
June 2nd, 2009 | 
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If you are worried about deep eye wrinkles or deep forehead wrinkles, there are things that you can do to help prevent them and solutions for reversing them or at least reducing their depth.
Step into the Shade
Studies have shown that sun-worshipers have more wrinkling, sagging, roughness and, in general, a more aged appearance than their friends that stay in the shade. Repeated overexposure to the sun, especially to the point of burning, causes age spots and contributes to deep forehead wrinkles by increasing free radical damage.
Deep eye wrinkles, particularly those at the corners of the eyes, are most likely due to squinting. How beneficial is protecting the skin from the sun, when damage has already been done?
Increase Your Antioxidant Intake
Antioxidants control the amount of damage that free radical molecules can do. They may even reverse damage that has already occurred. Eating more antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables helps, but applying antioxidants directly has proven benefits for deep forehead wrinkles and deep eye wrinkles.
Use Mild Cleansers and Good Moisturizers
Most people over clean their skin and fail to use a good moisturizer after every bath or shower. Over-cleansing can contribute to deep forehead wrinkles, by making the skin look red and damaged. The skin becomes thinner with age, anyway. Makeup application and removal can contribute to deep eye wrinkles by continuously stretching the area.
Use a Nighttime Anti-aging Cream
The skin is a naturally rejuvenating organ. It is continuously producing new cells and fibers. That production simply slows down with age.
The best way to reduce deep forehead wrinkles is to use an anti-aging cream every night, because the reparative processes are ongoing while you are sleeping. Ingredients that are proven beneficial include avocado oil, Shea butter, the protein keratin and coenzyme Q10. Some nighttime creams contain all of those.
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