<p>Lines and wrinkles can pop up on your face from your 30s and 40s to your 50s, 60s and beyond as a normal part of aging caused by sun damage, repeated facial movement and genetics, among other factors. Whether you want to embrace the character and beauty they add or soften their appearance (or both!), incorporating an effective anti-aging cream into your <a href=” target=”_blank” data-unsp-sanitized=”clean”>skincare routine</a> can help skin look fresh through the years. </p><p>”While seeing a reduction in wrinkles is the main benefit of anti-aging topical <a href=” target=”_blank”>skincare products,</a> many of these also help <a href=” target=”_blank”>hydrate skin</a>, target <a href=” target=”_blank”>dark spots</a> or address other concerns,” explains Kathleen S. Viscusi, M.D., dermatologist and co-founder of <a href=” target=”_blank”>Dermatology and Surgery Specialists of North Atlanta</a> in Marietta, Georgia. In addition, “anti-aging creams are often made with <a href=” target=”_blank”>antioxidants</a> and brightening agents that help decrease skin inflammation,” says <a href=” target=”_blank”>Naana Boakye, M.D.</a>, a dermatologist in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. </p><p>But with so many “top-rated” wrinkle creams, lotions and moisturizers making lofty promises, it can be tricky to know what actually works. Thankfully, our scientists in the <a href=” target=”_blank” data-unsp-sanitized=”clean”>Good Housekeeping Institute</a> Beauty Lab are constantly testing anti-aging products, including wrinkle creams for the full face (hello, deep wrinkles and <a href=” target=”_blank”>forehead lines</a>!), eyes and neck, from drugstore bargains to luxury splurges. </p><p>The formulas are rigorously tested both in the Lab using instruments that calculate changes in wrinkles, skin texture, firmness and hydration over time, and on consumer testers, who report on their performance. For each GH Beauty Lab anti-aging category test,<strong> thousands of measurements and tester feedback data points are compiled to find the best wrinkle creams you can buy.</strong></p><ul></ul>”/>
April (she/her) is the beauty director at Good Housekeeping, Prevention and Woman’s Day, where she oversees all beauty content. She has over 15 years of experience under her belt, starting her career as an assistant beauty editor at GH in 2007, and working in the beauty departments of SELF and Fitness magazines.
Danusia (she/her) is a senior chemist in the Beauty, Health and Sustainability Lab at the Good Housekeeping Institute where she evaluates haircare, skincare, cosmetics and beauty tools. She holds a B.S. in chemistry from St. John’s University and a M.S. in pharmaceutical sciences with concentration in cosmetic science from the University of Cincinnati. Danusia has over 10 years of experience in the personal care industry including formulation, product development, claim evaluation and efficacy testing.
Sabina (she/her) is the director of the Beauty, Health & Sustainability Lab at the Good Housekeeping Institute, where she has overseen skincare, haircare and makeup testing since 2012. She also reviews applications, substantiates claims and evaluates products for the GH Seal and the Beauty Awards and Sustainability Awards programs. She has a B.S. in chemistry from Ithaca College and more than 16 years of experience working in the pharmaceutical and personal care industries.
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