Does laphing give you less wrinkles?
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No.. Laughing causes additional wrinkles on a person's face..
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The older you are, the longer they take to go away because your skin is less elastic. Try a satin pillowcase, which wrinkles less than a cotton one. Or sleep on your back. Otherwise, you just have to let the "lines" go away naturally.
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I don't think so...may appear that way but it is probably only fluid that you are decreasing.  Sorry...you have to do it the old fashioned way =)
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Piles cream (seriously) this is what a lot of models do, it flattens out any wrinkles and reduces puffiness instantly!  I use it and it works, only a thin layer and you don't use the same tube on your butt if you get piles!
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If the wrinkles are too deep, you shouldn't of tried botox. You should of had a mini thread face lift. it's a very easy procedure that a CERTIFIED plastic surgeon does involving tiny insisions on the forehead, placing a thread in them and lifting the skin holding it in place and making the wrinkles disappear completely. It's done under a local anesthetic which allows you to be awake during the procedure, it doesn't hurt, the recovery is not as extensive as a normal face lift.
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Simple, the skin there is thickest, and it absorbs water at a different rate, it is the excess water due to hydration that causes the wrinkles, thats why when we 'dry out' it dissapears.
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No, I've had a hysterectomy and my stomach skin don't sag.  You have to do some exercises just like after having a baby to keep yourself toned.
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That's right, it's not the wrinkles. It's your dad who's the problem here. But anyway, let's answer your question. My mum is 66 and she keeps her skin supple by eating lots of fruit, drnking low-cal milk and consuming soya-based stuff like tofu, soya milk, etc. Another good one to try is royal jelly. But you know, happiness keeps wrinkles at bay just as well. Keep your mum happy by showing her how much you'll always love her. Tell her she's beautiful in your eyes everyday.
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First you need to drink plenty of water, it is good for the inside and out and I feel it is the healthiest thing you can do for your body.  It will prevent dry skin and  early wrinkles in later years. Lots of water at least 8 glasses. And that's natural.And know, too, that beauty comes from within. You could be the prettiest girl in the world but if you have a bad attitude it will take away all the beauty. And it works both ways, your attitude, be it a good one, could make you so beautiful.
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yes all the time!  I believe this would be caused by bad posture.  it tugs on your neck and shoulder muscles.  sit up straigt and take some breaks in between, get up walk around do some stretches, it should alleviate some pressure.
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The goosebumps you get on your skin are from special muscles contracting and pulling the skin together. If you notice, it doesn't stay that way forever.  And placing ice on injuries to prevent swelling have nothing to do with reducing the amount of skin you have.\n\nDepending on your age, skin elasticity, and other factors, most likely you need to lose the fat under the skin to make it go away.  You'll have to work out and do cardio for this.\n\nFor others that have lost a significant amount of weight and their skin is unable to return to its former size, the only real answer is cosmetic surgery to remove excess skin.  Once the skin loses its elasticity, you cannot magically get rid of your skin.
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Resist hiding in baggy clothes. They actually accentuate the problem and make you look lumpy. Choose streamlined clothes in dark colours, make sure they fit you right, add some impressive accessory around your neck to draw attention up. Keep your hair neat, go easy on the bling bling, pamper your skin and don't forget perfume. Most of all, enjoy whatever you do, even now!
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Even though you can't see it, your skin is covered with its own special oil called sebum (say: see-bum). Sebum is found on the outermost layer of skin. Sebum moistens, or lubricates (say: loo-bruh-kaytes), and protects your skin. It also makes your skin a bit waterproof. That's why water runs off your skin when you wash your hands, instead of soaking it in like a sponge would. \n\nBut staying in water for a long time washes away the sebum. Then, the water can penetrate the outer layer of your skin. This causes your skin to become waterlogged. So how does this lead to wrinkles?  No one is really sure. \n\nSome people think it's because the skin expands to allow extra water inside. The expanded skin ends up looking really wrinkly. Other people think that it's because the skin is tied down to the tissue underneath in certain places. So when the skin is full of water, it swells up (gets puffy), but only in places where it is not tied down, which makes it look wrinkly.
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Hi,\nI am 54 years old and my body is not in the greatest shape but my face is better than most of my friends.  I am a firm believer that women do too much to their faces.  We wash and cream and makeup our skin to death.  It is constantly being pulled, rubbed, patted, touched, and therefore with all that action plus the fact that women have more fat cells, our faces end up looking wrinkled, sagging and old before our time.  My best advice is to wash your face in the morning, barely touching it, rinse and pat dry and apply a face cream that will absorb into your skin and keep it moist.  That's it.  At night, wash it off and apply cream again.  Once a week I wash my face with a handcloth that is rough to renew the skin, then I apply face cream again and I'm done.  When sleeping at night, sleep on your back, not on the side of your face.  Put an extra pillow under your knees to keep them in a bent position so they don't stiffen up nor apply pressure on the back.  Also, your neck was meant to hold up your head.  So quit using your hands!!  If you constantly lean your chin/cheek on your hands, you are pulling your skin and stretching it.  Sit up straight and hold your head up.  If you do get tired, lean the edge of your scalp against your hand, but don't touch your face!  Wish you the best.
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It's not that only your fingers and toes wrinkle, but they do so more easily.\n\nInevitably, a nice long soak in a bathtub sloughs off the excess sebum from your epidermis. As a result, your skin starts to take on water. The top layer of the epidermis is known as the stratum corneum, which is Latin for "horny layer." These are the tough, dead skin cells that are constantly being sloughed off your body in your clothes, your bed, and in the form of dandruff. Disturbing, but true. \n\nYour fingers and toes have especially thick layers of stratum corneum. Once deprived of sebum, they swell up with water, causing wrinkles.
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Never mind the wrinkles you are more prone to skin cancr-When are you all going to learn the Sun is not your skin's friend? One hundred years ago women protected their skin and milky white was considered beautiful. Skin color is not a sign of true beauty and I think red heads with fair skin are as lovely as anyone who tans. Women who don't tan will look a lot younger than the ones who do. If you want skin like shoe leather in the future and possibly cancer keep tanning
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go to www.sephora.com and search for bags and wrinkles, theres all types of options.