You know I use this product I got on ebay, it is basically this Vitamin C eye cream and I like it fine–also, walgreen sells a vitamin E eye cream I use.

I really am not sure if any of those wrinkles creams work better than the others. I reckon just keeping your wrinkled area well hydrated is the key.

I have spent a lot of money on face creams. I bought that Strivectin for $135 and it didn’t work for me @ all.. I also bought Dr. Perricones stuff (sold at sephora and VERY expensive)..I liked his stuff because of the feel and stuff, but I didn’t see my wrinkles lessen–so it wasn’t worth the $.

I have heard fantastic things about Retin-a…which you get in a prescription-I am sure you know what that is. Besides something like that OR plastic surgery (including botox, chemical peels, etc) –I don’t reckon they make much difference, so why pay $100+ for a cream when you can get one for $4 that works the same.

Also, there is a lady who tests out all the skin creams, makeups, etc. her name is Paula (forgot her last name).. She has a book called “Don’t go to the Cosmetic counter without me” —- she looks at the ingredients, etc and has determined that a lot of the generics are superb, while the high priced ones are packaged crap. There are some high end ones that she says are excellent products (which she admits are WAY overpriced) but there are a lot of low-cost ones that do the same thing.

She has a website and she rates a few things on it– she, also, sells her own stuff. i have never tried it though.

http://www.paulaschoice.com

(this is SO long, I apologize..just wanted to answer as excellent as I could–since I have been on th e same plight)

PS- I went to the bookstore one day, and looked at her book- I didn’t buy it, but I wrote down a few creams, but I forgot what they are now—I need to do that again. You can find her book in the beauty section of Barnes and Noble. —or the library (although theirs might not be as current).

Goooooooood luck!

Hope this is helpful and feel free to contact me with questions.