Let's start be agreeing that wrinkles aren't necessarily "bad." I loved my grandmother's wrinkles. I loved how the lines etched into her face showed off the depth of her life's experiences. A few wrinkles for each of her five children, another few for each of her twelve g...
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Products that claim to be topical "muscle relaxers" do not have much research backing their claim; if it really did what it claimed, your face would probably sag assuming you're suppose to spread it over your entire face. It is better to stick with anti aging products that have research backing them up such as niacinamide, vitamin C, and tretinoin.
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