Are wrinkles a mystery? It's your skin going through a natural aging process. Exposure to harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun and pollution can add to wrinkles. The inside secret to skin is that it contains two types of proteins called "Collagen" and "Elastin".

Young looking, flawless skin is the result of continuing to produce the two proteins. Unfortunately, aging cuts down the skin's natural ability to produce "Elastin" and "Collagen". Bad news is that your skin starts showing fine wrinkles and lines.

Wrinkles make anyone look old, ugly and dull. There is a broad range of "anti-aging" products available today. The trick is to find the "Best Wrinkle Cream".

Dearmatologists have found that even the best wrinkle creams do not permanently reverse the aging process. There are many wrinkle creams that do help control wrinkles. How do find the "Best Wrinkle Cream"?

With the market expanding and nearly 200 eye creams available, how does one know what to look for? At a bare minimum, products must strengthen blood vessels in your eyelids, as well as smooth and firm the individual skin cells, thus softening the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Your quest for the "Best" may be difficult. You may have to read hundreds of reviews, and engage in conversations about your wrinkle cream choices with your doctor, friends, and relatives, and even experiment with products on your own skin along the way to the "best".

Don't give up up too early. Testing a particular wrinkle cream on your skin generally takes 3 weeks before you see its effects. Fashion magazines can mislead you with advertisements. Your skin is unique and you need to address its particular needs.

Perhaps the kindest thing you can do for your eyes to is apply any product tenderly. The delicate nature of the skin in our eye area is prone to microscopic tears and abrasions that can come from rubbing too vigorously. The product, as well as your application method, should be gentle, yet effective.