Anti Wrinkle Cream - Free? No Strings Attached?

Anti wrinkle cream for free? Are you joking? No. What this article provides you with is a very simple, highly effective natural recipe to make wrinkle cream - using just three basic ingredients.

The only thing you're going to spend money on is the ingredients, but considering how cheap they are and how long they'll last you, the anti wrinkle cream you end up with is a shoe-in for the highway-robbery category.

This homemade remedy diminishes crow's feet and eye lines & wrinkles by hydrating the skin around your eyes. This is great news, as your eye area lacks natural oil glands to keep it young and smooth. Applying this concoction daily is like a desert oasis for your eyes. Let's get right to it. You'll need:

• Jojoba Oil (1 ounce)
• Carrot Seed Oil (about 10 drops)
• Evening Primrose Oil caps

All of these items can normally be found at any local health food store. Get started by pouring 1 ounce of Jojoba oil into a dark glass bottle that has a dropper. Continue by adding about 10 drops of Carrot Seed oil. Now prick a hole in an Evening Primrose oil capsule and squeeze the contents into your bottle. Shake it well. Keep it in your refrigerator and it will stay fresh for about six months. For best results, apply nightly.

How to apply:

Before bedtime, cleanse your face, dry off and put a few drops on your fingertips. Gently tap the oil around/under your eyes. Do not massage, or rub too hard, as the eye area is very delicate. Make sure to keep out of eyes.

Now apply your favorite anti wrinkle cream on the rest of your face. If you're already using an anti aging cream you're happy with, apply it all over your face (including your eye area) FIRST, followed by applying your home-made oil around your eyes. A quality anti wrinkle cream in conjunction with your home-made oil should yield noticeable wrinkle-reduction within 30-40 days. And be patient! This stuff really works.

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