I use ROC creams is it effective really to eleminate wrinkles like their ad.?

Im not really sure, i have never used ROC but alot of these creams, if you listen carefully say they APPEAR reduced , sometimes they arent even reduced. But i suppose appearing is good enough lol.


I would carry on using anti-ageing creams but don't spend too much on them, or if you are reasearch to see if they are any good or not. in the mean time change your diet a bit, to try to boost collagen.


Add more vitamin C, have at least two table spoons of olive oil a day.


I also think i saw some collagen boosting tablets in a shop once , in superdrug i think (they were about ten pounds i think) maybe search around for them, because wrinkles should heal from the inside.I use ROC creams is it effective really to eleminate wrinkles like their ad.?
I also think that Roc is an effective cream.





Personally I use Strivectin SD (which is for me one of the best) in conjunction with a new product called Safetox Beauty.





You have to know that Anti-wrinkle creams have a temporary tightening effect on the epidermis but cannot penetrate the skin to impact directly on the layers of muscles.





And muscles are also responsible for causing wrinkles to appear. (that's why botox ...)





There are several muscles underneath the skin whose movements determine its general aspect and facial expressions. These facial muscles are also responsible for the wrinkles, fine or prominent, that appear on the epidermisI use ROC creams is it effective really to eleminate wrinkles like their ad.?
Dec. 17, 2006: ';Consumer Reports magazine recently tested popular face creams to see how well they fought wrinkles. On Sunday's ';Good Morning America Weekend Edition,'; Consumer Reports health editor Ronni Sandroff said that contrary to popular belief, price does not dictate a cream's power.





';There was no correlation between effectiveness and price,'; Sandroff saidEven the more effective creams provided only a minimal reduction of wrinkles -- less than 10-percent. Sandroff said consumers can't expect a cream to perform a miracle.





';There is really no face lift in a jar,'; she said. ';The best advice is prevent those wrinkles in the first place -- stay out of the sun and don't smoke.';





RoC Retin-Ox+ was #3 in the test, ';slightly more effective'; than the average facial cream. Olay Regenrist was #1 in this test (and one of the less expensive creams tested), #2 was Lancome Paris Renergie. Another cream from RoC, RoC Retinol Correxion Deep Wrinkle, was the worst performing cream in the test (';slightly less effective'; than average).





Your results may vary from this test.