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Hydroderm Review: Emily

Wrinkle Cream Guide — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:00:51 +0000

Using an anti wrinkle cream was never something I thought I would need to do. Unfortunately, with aging comes wrinkles and lines, and some people get them earlier and more severely than others. I am one of the youngest people I know to get wrinkles; I am only 30 years old. My name is Emily, and I live in Houston, Texas.

Being so young — not even middle aged yet — and seeing wrinkles beginning, I was at a loss as to what to do about it. When I asked my dermatologist, he suggested that I use a cream, and he gave me a few ideas about what to look for.

When I went on the Internet and looked for anti wrinkle creams, I was amazed at how many choices there were. They all sounded like they might be worth looking into until I began to eliminate them one by one for one reason or another.

When I was finished eliminating them, I had one left that stood out to me: Hydroderm. It sounded like a good choice and claimed to be fast-working, good for your skin, and moisturizing as well as helpful for the wrinkle problem. I was looking for something that would help with making my skin look younger, feel refreshed, and be free of wrinkles. Maybe I had my hopes up too high, because what I hoped for seems to be possibly out of reach.

I used the cream for a couple of weeks before making my judgment about whether it works the way it claims or not. I was not thrilled with the results I saw. I am OK with them, but I guess I expected to see better results from using an anti wrinkle cream a couple of times a day for that long. Hydroderm was working for me, but not as fast as I wanted it too.

The directions say to use it at least twice a day, but maybe I need to add a third time to each day. I will try that, but with so many other anti wrinkle creams saying that they only need to be used once a day, I kind of feel like it shouldn’t be necessary.

I will give Hydroderm a little more time and add another time per day to use it, but if it doesn’t
begin showing more results, I might have to switch to something else. I am sure that it works well for some people, but for me, it is only so-so.

Emily, TX

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Hydroderm Review: Lucy

Wrinkle Cream Guide — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 22:03:06 +0000

Looking for an anti wrinkle cream can be hard work, especially with so many products that claim to be the best and so many customer reviews that sound like they couldn’t possibly be real. How can you know what to believe? My name is Lucy, and I live in Wyoming.

Unfortunately I fell for one that made me break out in a rash, and the itch it caused was unbearable. I used Hydroderm, and now I am afraid to try anything on my face. The little red bubbles it left on my skin were similar to what poison ivy looks like but smaller. They even extended down my neck a little. Not only was it irritating and itchy, but it also made me want to hide from people.

That is what I hated most — the way I had to avoid going out in public for a couple of weeks. Anti wrinkle creams are fine for helping some people, but now I feel like there is no way I will trust another one for myself. Hydroderm claims to be healthy for most people to use, and they claim that their ingredients are safe and have virtually no side effects. However, it is difficult to find a complete list of the ingredients that are in it.

That should have been a good warning sign, but I took their word for it without checking it out all the way. Anti Aging cream, skin cream, facial cleanser, skin toner — all of these products should come with a real list of everything that is in them for anyone who is interested in the products to look at. If you are looking for anything for your skin, especially your face, which may be more sensitive than other areas of your body, then I would suggest that you don’t make the same mistake I did.

Also, if you use something that gives you a bad side effect, do what I did and stop using it. Call your doctor and ask what to do about it. My doctor told me to just use regular water to wash my face until the rash is gone, and he gave me a topical steroid to help clear it up. He also told me not to use anything else on my face without talking to him first, or I might have another bad reaction.

I can live without using any anti wrinkle creams, lotions, or toners. I can’t bear to live with pain, itching, irritation, or being ugly like Hydroderm made me.

Lucy, WY