Spackle for the Face

When you’ve lived in a house for a while, you begin to notice signs of wear and tear, especially on the walls: a crack here, a chip there, a gouge over yonder. When there’s life in a house, stuff happens. Applying a fresh coat of paint can even out the color, but you still see the telltale signs of the trouble spot. If you really want a smooth, new-looking effect, you’re going to need some spackle.

A Smooth Solution

Likewise, when you’ve lived in your skin for a while, the wear and tear begins to show up on your face. Moisturizers and makeup help with your skin tone and texture, but the expression lines can’t really be camouflaged. You may be tempted to fill in the lines with the same spackle you use for your walls, but there’s a better idea. A good topical wrinkle filler will fill out the creases that life imprinted on your face, and you can have a smooth, younger-looking complexion.

Although topical wrinkle fillers are not permanent, as injectable fillers are, not everyone wants or needs to go through the process of getting injections. There are risks and side effects involved, and sometimes the results aren’t pretty. When a topical substance can make you look just as good, or better, it’s worth a few minutes of your daily routine to fill in those lines yourself.

Dead Sea to the Rescue

Dead Sea Premier has a product in the Ageless Future line that’s a great option for anyone who wants to fill in the lines, but doesn’t want to go through any type of medical procedure. Ageless Future Deep Wrinkle Filler includes an applicator that looks like a syringe, but it doesn’t puncture the skin. Instead, it is used to precisely target the lines with the special formula containing Dead Sea minerals and collagen liposomes. The two-level formula makes your skin appear smoother as soon as you apply it, but with regular use, the collagen helps to build up the skin support so that those expression lines begin to subside, and you can give the spackle to one of those fix-it guys. 

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