Beauty

[Janey2]

Has anyone found anything to make the vertical lines above the lips any less noticeable or at least not so prominent?     Thanks

[ruthbe]

oh...I would also love to know!!!

[Teddixat]

@Janey2   only injectables.  No creams or serum work.

[ThinkingOutLoud]

a smile - and it's free =)

[JeanLouiseFinch]

Mine aren't bad, but I'm not a smoker.  I do use a straw sometimes though.I apply my Tretinoin and eye treatments there.   I happened upon a product from Signature Club A where one picture in particular looked pretty good.  The others, sort of ok.  I haven't ordered, but kind of wondered about it. 

[SilleeMee]

It's not for everyone but I use a microneedle on mine and that has helped soften them significantly for me. I cannot do injectables b/c of a medical reason. Otherwise I would do that also.

[chrystaltree]

There's nothing topical for that.  It requires a cosmetic medical approach.  Fillers and injections.

[Shelbelle]

Not a miracle worker but I have tried so many and the best of the bunch has been Skinn Pep 40 Baume Riche for lips and lip lines. 

[KLm]

I have seen some improvement with my red light mask. Mine are not bad, but I think they are better now than they were before I started about two years ago. I use the CurrentBody face mask.

I also use it on my chest and the backs of my hands. I have seen improvement in skin texture. I am happy with the results and continue to use the device.

[LTT1]

@Janey2 

Yes! I do love my Acetyl hexapeptide from Isomers.

'It acts like a non- Botox Botox effect solution to relax the lip lines and the one that is starting between my brows and some appearing on forehead.

While I'm at it I Pat it all over my face and it makes my face look more "fresh" and "awake".