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As some of you already know, aging dry skin has its own set of issues. I am Irish so my skin is fair and dry. I had wrinkles before many of my friends. I tried a lot of the alpha-hydroxy products. They left my face clean but I can only use theme once or twice a week because they dry out my skin.

I decided to trade in my moisturizer for wrinkle cream. I had been using moisturizer forever and it was time I admitted my skin changed, because I got older. Back in my younger days I only needed moisture. Now I needed some sort of anti-aging wrinkle remover to turn back the hands of time a little.

I don’t have a lot of money. So although there are many tempting ads on the internet for anti-wrinkle cream, I couldn‚Äôt be lured in because I can’t afford it. I was surprised (just about had a heart attack is more like it) to see that some of the most popular anti-wrinkle creams were between $40 and $100 a piece. I didn‚Äôt buy anything.

Then I was at the dentists office, in the waiting room reading an issue of Vogue, and I came across an article (really, an article in Vogue, how curious). In the article they interviewed five female dermatologists and asked them about their skin care routine. Oddly enough four of the five women used Neutrogena Healthy Skin Cream, not some outrageously expensive private label cream. I went out after my appointment and bought some. The price is great and I have had good results.

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