What kind of wrinkles do you have?  For the most part, the choice of the best anti wrinkle cream for your skin will depend on the actual type of wrinkles you’re trying to work on.  In fact, that’s one of the basic tenets often ignored when it comes to using skin-nourishing products: you should understand the skin problems your are trying to reverse, before looking for a way to treat them.

Fine Wrinkles. Also called fine lines, these are among the earliest signs of aging, characterized by etched-in wrinkles that are largely superficial.  When shopping for the best anti-wrinkle cream for fine wrinkles, try to find those geared towards younger women, whose skin damage are largely premature and brought on by sun exposure and smoking.

Deep Wrinkles. Wrinkles that run deep often extend well into the mid and lower dermis.  For the best anti wrinkle cream treatment, look towards those products that aim to restore collagen production, as healing from the inside is often necessary.

Creases. Creases are caused by the loss and permanent damage in deep subcutaneous tissue.  When shopping for the best anti wrinkle cream to use, try to look for those geared towards helping deep tissue gain volume.

Dynamic Wrinkles. These are wrinkles that usually appear as a result of muscle movement, such as when you frown or exhibit an exaggerated facial expression.  Unlike most types of wrinkles, they are not caused by the loss of connective tissue.  The best anti wrinkle cream for treating these problems are those that work to tighten the skin, as well as provide it with a light exfoliation.

Some people have begun to claim that Strivectin can facilitate wrinkle removal better than any other product previously found on the market.  Of course, as with any product claims, you will have to take such reviews with a grain of salt.

To put it simply, we’ve found no documented and highly-credible studies that support Strivectin’s claims as the best anti-wrinkle cream.  That doesn’t mean their product claims are a blatant lie.  To me, it just means they are unproven, regardless of what some people are singing about its wonders.

Thus far, I’ve talked with many people who have used Strivectin.  A few of them, indeed, have found very impressive results.  The majority, however, have been disappointed by it.  Does Strivectin work?  It obviously does.  Otherwise, those people I’ve talked to wouldn’t find the improvements they’re suddenly showing off.   With the larger number of people who got nothing out of it, however, I’m leaning towards the possibility that it may not be the best anti wrinkle cream currently available.

I’m a big fan of tried and tested products, those that have worked to create even small-scale results on as many patients as possible.  Because of it, I’m rarely swayed by new products and is always more inclined to recommend more traditional anti-wrinkle creams based on proven collagen enhancers and retinol.

What’s the best anti-wrinkle cream?  The best is the one that works for you, no matter what anyone else says.