PONDS moisturizing cream
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Lilith — 1 month ago(February 23, 2026 06:57 PM)
MJ66 said...
I don't do that much with my skin, but I do use a good cleaner, moisturizer and retinol. I drinks lots of water too.
I think drinking a lot of water is half the battle.
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Lilith — 1 month ago(February 23, 2026 07:56 PM)
MJ66 said...
My dad's 89 and always drank a lot of water and he doesn't have wrinkles. It's really weird.
I drink three litres a day.
I drink a lot of water, too. I always have water with me when I go out as well.
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Cheeky — 1 month ago(February 23, 2026 07:32 PM)
My skin is beyond help
A lot of scarring and deep frown lines
Plus synkenesis
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NZer — 1 month ago(February 23, 2026 08:22 PM)
A chemist once told me that none of the fancy creams are any better than petroleum jelly for your skin. The main thing is to put the cream onto damp skin and this really does seem to work. He also told me that what you put into your stomach is the best way to achieve good skin. What goes into your bloodstream feeds your skin from the inside and that's the only true way to take care of your skin and everything else. I've never forgotten his advice and it's worked for me.
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Lilith — 1 month ago(February 23, 2026 10:04 PM)
It makes good sense. You can often tell a lot at a glance if a person has a healthy diet. I think hydration and gut health are important. I still think there are benefits with products like sunscreen, retinol, Vit-C and bio-actives. I can't imagine applying any type of moisturizer or occlusive on dry skin. It makes sense to always apply on top of freshly cleansed, moist skin. One benefit to keeping things basic is that it's easier to keep the routine.
"Your emotional state is not my responsibility." – Warren Smith
