Forehead wrinkles....how to get rid of them (expression lines)

SamuelAdams · 04-28-2008, 10:18 PM

Ok 35 here. Never been concerned about forehead wrinkles. I dont have crows feat but the forehead does have the semi deep wrinkles. I tan twice a month..not really alot , only during the past year but they have been there for 2-3 years. I would imagine stress can bring them on , i dunno. Ive tried the tightening lotions and they do work a little but is there anything else on the market that can help these semi-grand canyons to minimize? Im starting to get self concious.....some people (women mostly) tell me that I look more distinguished....ok, thats just a nice way of saying that you're looking old....any remedies that some of you aged bolex members can help advise???

RAAM · 04-28-2008, 10:36 PM

I doubt it was the tanning. Night creams of course, botox and hgh !

SamuelAdams · 04-28-2008, 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by RAAM

I doubt it was the tanning. Night creams of course, botox and hgh !

A little off topic Raam, but ive been using hgh for over a 1 and a half now at 10iu...is it better to use 5 iu ed rather than 10 for rejuv??

**Xanthine** · 04-29-2008, 12:33 AM

Most wrinkles are caused by the sun's UV rays.

Start using a sunscreen on your face.

bigd50 · 04-29-2008, 03:05 AM

GH never did anything as far as anti-aging for me. Botox is probably the only answer.

TangSooDoo · 04-29-2008, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by RAAM

I doubt it was the tanning. Night creams of course, botox and hgh !

I've had forehead wrinkles since I was 9 years old. They never bothered me! Now, they look like deep ruts! I never give them much thought until I came upon this post. Damn, it's really is time for the botox, Hydrodrem, and what else I can get to help reduce or alleviate them. Thanks for the post!

Trex · 04-29-2008, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by TangSooDoo

I've had forehead wrinkles since I was 9 years old. They never bothered me! Now, they look like deep ruts! I never give them much thought until I came upon this post. Damn, it's really is time for the botox, Hydrodrem, and what else I can get to help reduce or alleviate them. Thanks for the post!

Ha Ha,I here you.Mine are more like valleys,and you can't hide them wearing shades or a hat!

Old Fart · 04-29-2008, 06:35 PM

My forehead looks like the grill on my wife's Ford Fusion, I remember as a kid my Dad Grandfather and all my uncles had the same thing. I think its hereditary, too much skin and nowhere to go. You can alway get a face lift or stretch. maybe you could tape it back and put a hat on lol j/k As far as the distinguished look they were saying that crap to me back in my 20s when I started getting grey

Old Fart · 04-29-2008, 07:25 PM

I have been using a product by Mary Kay that my wife has, called Night Emollient Cream, this stuff is thick and as the name implies you put it on at night, you can still use it during the day just use a little. I use it for dry skin and it works real well, over anything I've ever used.

AllLoadedUp · 04-30-2008, 01:47 AM

I have those deep lines in my forehead also. I'm going to get some Restalyn treatment. I've read that after several treatments it can be permanent. It is a dermal filler. Kind of like Bondo, LOL.

**Xanthine** · 04-30-2008, 06:09 AM

Us old bastards need to stop frowning so much...or is that just me?

RAAM · 04-30-2008, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by SamuelAdams

A little off topic Raam, but ive been using hgh for over a 1 and a half now at 10iu...is it better to use 5 iu ed rather than 10 for rejuv??

Definitly ED.

SamuelAdams · 04-30-2008, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by RAAM

Definitly ED.

sorry didnt make my post clear....ive BEEN using 10iu ed for a long time. Should i drop the dose to 5iu? for rejuv.? or am i getting as much benefits as it has to offer now?

oh btw, got you all beat. Forehead looks like 3 grand canyons just lying there. I think i have a a few combs or brushes that i have lost which could be somewhere in there. Im scared to look and at what i might find.

Mine arent from frowning (im making facial expressions as we speak) its more of "wow .....or surprised" expression. I know that everyone who is reading this is expressing their facial muscles as you read! Bunch of freaks!!LOL!

RAAM · 04-30-2008, 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by SamuelAdams

sorry didnt make my post clear....ive BEEN using 10iu ed for a long time. Should i drop the dose to 5iu? for rejuv.? or am i getting as much benefits as it has to offer now?

oh btw, got you all beat. Forehead looks like 3 grand canyons just lying there. I think i have a a few combs or brushes that i have lost which could be somewhere in there. Im scared to look and at what i might find.

Mine arent from frowning (im making facial expressions as we speak) its more of "wow .....or surprised" expression. I know that everyone who is reading this is expressing their facial muscles as you read! Bunch of freaks!!LOL!

Oh I see. I would say 5iu ed is PLENTY for anti-aging and rejuvenation !!!! Save the $$ or gh and stay on forever. LOL

How old are you guys. Hmm, I guess I'm fortunate with no wrinkles. My granddad is 92 and has no wrinkles, just sagging skin.

TangSooDoo · 05-01-2008, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by RAAM

Oh I see. I would say 5iu ed is PLENTY for anti-aging and rejuvenation !!!! Save the $$ or gh and stay on forever. LOL

How old are you guys. Hmm, I guess I'm fortunate with no wrinkles. My granddad is 92 and has no wrinkles, just sagging skin.

"How old are you guys"? I don't think age has anything to do with wrinkles. My mother has the wrinkles, "Worry Lines" as they were called years ago. My grand mother had these "worry lines" and passed them on to my mother and mother's traits or genes passed them on to us kids. I see the wrinkles in a elementary school portrait photo! I was 9 years old! AND they were very prominent back then! "The teachers used to call me, "a little gentleman"! What? I after all these years they were referring to my wrinkled forehead. Some people are prone simply prone to have these lines.
I really do think it's hereditary in my respect! I even have the same hairline as my mother's! GODDAMN!!! LMAO What's next? A heart embolism?? Shit!

SamuelAdams · 05-01-2008, 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by RAAM

Oh I see. I would say 5iu ed is PLENTY for anti-aging and rejuvenation !!!! Save the $$ or gh and stay on forever. LOL

How old are you guys. Hmm, I guess I'm fortunate with no wrinkles. My granddad is 92 and has no wrinkles, just sagging skin.

Ok RAAM i have a delima. I want mass by using the 10iu ed....i just switched to the e3d protocol for more mass. Will this still give me anti aging effects or more so mass (minus the anti aging)?

Considering price is no issue what is your suggestion??

Echo Charlie · 05-16-2008, 10:38 PM

I wear a rolled up bandana like rambo or the vatos in the hood! Good excuse at the gym as its for sweat!

EC

SamuelAdams · 05-23-2008, 02:41 PM

Just read my original post now.... "Crows FEAT" WTF? FEAT?

anybody have anythng for cognitive functioning? Nootropics? This is sad

RAAM · 05-23-2008, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by SamuelAdams

Ok RAAM i have a delima. I want mass by using the 10iu ed....i just switched to the e3d protocol for more mass. Will this still give me anti aging effects or more so mass (minus the anti aging)?

Considering price is no issue what is your suggestion??

I'm sure you'll still get ati-aging benifits, but definitly more mass. Hard to say, no one really knows ??

TangSooDoo · 05-24-2008, 02:38 AM

A female acquaintance I had been saying "Hi's and bye's to occasionally asked me one day for my age. I told her to guess! She said, "35-37"! I laughed out loud! I took off my cap. She saw the wrinkles and the shaved head and I said, "Guess again honey" Then she said, "Forty-something"? I laugh a little bit.
"No, I'm over fifty". She said, "Even at that age, you're one handsome man!" I've been with her for a year now. I had never put my looks into the equation.

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TangSooDoo Senior Member TangSooDoo's Stats Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 621 Status: Online TangSooDoo's Info Location: Hell, MI Country:	Wrinkles can make a difference. A female acquaintance I had been saying "Hi's and bye's to occasionally asked me one day for my age. I told her to guess! She said, "35-37"! I laughed out loud! I took off my cap. She saw the wrinkles and the shaved head and I said, "Guess again honey" Then she said, "Forty-something"? I laugh a little bit. "No, I'm over fifty". She said, "Even at that age, you're one handsome man!" I've been with her for a year now. I had never put my looks into the equation.

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Old Fart Member Old Fart's Stats Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 68 Status: Offline Old Fart's Info Location: Country:	My forehead looks like the grill on my wife's Ford Fusion, I remember as a kid my Dad Grandfather and all my uncles had the same thing. I think its hereditary, too much skin and nowhere to go. You can alway get a face lift or stretch. maybe you could tape it back and put a hat on lol j/k As far as the distinguished look they were saying that crap to me back in my 20s when I started getting grey

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SamuelAdams Senior Member SamuelAdams's Stats Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 2,814 Status: Offline SamuelAdams's Info Location: Florida Country:	Just read my original post now.... "Crows FEAT" WTF? FEAT? anybody have anythng for cognitive functioning? Nootropics? This is sad