Wrinkle creams are predominantly moisturizer based cosmetics. There are skin care products marketed with the promise of making the consumer look younger by reducing visible wrinkles, expression lines, blemishes, pigmentation changes, discolourations and other environmentally related conditions of the skin.

Today, the most effective products are formulated using the best quality care ingredients in cosmetology, inspired by biological compositions naturally present in human skin. Those compositions, often depleted by age, usually enjoy an excellent skin tolerance and are easily absorbed by the skin.

Alpha hydroxy acids and beta hydroxy acids have a peeling effect when used as chemical peels. However, the effects of these compounds likely depend on their concentration and mode of application, making the effects of the commercial products less certain.

Some other common ingredients are Boslowox, Peptides, Q-10, anti-oxidants, and sunscreens. The best results come from following a formal anti-aging treatment program, as opposed to the single product approach, based on the use of moisturizers with the complimentary exfoliation and renewal capacity of AHA fruit acids which help to dissolve the intracellular “glue” that holds the dead cells together on the skin.

The use of this type of product on a daily basis gradually enhances the exfoliation of the epidermis and stimulates the production of fresh skin cells to compensate for the missing ones.

It is important to note that most treatment programs require the use of an effective UV skin protection (SPF 15 or higher) during use of such acid based creams.

There are also a range of alternative cosmetic treatments for the appearance of wrinkles on the skin such as plastic surgery and botox injections. Advertising sometimes presents anti-aging creams as an alternative to these more costly and invasive cosmetic treatments.

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