- Mon Dec 05, 2011 3:58 am
#21679
I see all these fancy creams out there--drug store versions, discount versions, online stuff, and many of them brag that they have "injectable grade" this and "the same as dermatologists use for that".
So??
Am I the only one that thinks "just because it works on the inside doesn't mean it will do diddly-squat on the outside"? I mean, rubbing antibiotics on your skin doesn't get rid of strep throat, and rubbing insulin on your arm doesn't help lower your blood sugar if you're diabetic, right?
SO, do any of these ingredients actually work when you slather them on? Are there studies that prove it? I don't have a lot of money to waste on something that's just a bunch of BS. I want a real, anti-aging cream that works. Or else I'll have to save up for laser tightening, or something.
So??
Am I the only one that thinks "just because it works on the inside doesn't mean it will do diddly-squat on the outside"? I mean, rubbing antibiotics on your skin doesn't get rid of strep throat, and rubbing insulin on your arm doesn't help lower your blood sugar if you're diabetic, right?
SO, do any of these ingredients actually work when you slather them on? Are there studies that prove it? I don't have a lot of money to waste on something that's just a bunch of BS. I want a real, anti-aging cream that works. Or else I'll have to save up for laser tightening, or something.