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When we asked the Truth In Aging community to tell us their number-one skin concern, nearly 80% said sagging skin — that’s a big number. The primary cause of sagging skin is loss of collagen and elastin, the skin's supportive connective tissue. The facial muscles also weaken with age. Therefore, I have been trying to find the very best boosters of collagen and elastin and I have made some very good discoveries. My Five Best for sagging skin just gets better every year, and this is the 2014 list that will lift your spirits and your jawline.
Truth Vitality Lux Renew
Osmotics Blue Copper 5 Prime
MitoQ Moisturizing Anti-Aging Serum
Your Best Face Control
Medik8 Firewall
July 1, 2015
by Louise
I am what I believe to be a young 74. My facial skin is good ( according to my Esthetician). I get facials once a month and have tried various facial creams over the years. I rarely wear make up. I would like to keep my skin as young as possible but I really don't have a clue what to use. Any way that you could make some suggestions? Thanks ever so much.
L
February 7, 2015
by RF
Hi Marta, thanks so much for your thoughts about using a vitamin C in addition to MitoQ, I greatly appreciate it!
RF
February 7, 2015
by Marta
Hi RF, I am glad to hear that you are finding the site and being a member of our community helpful. Mitoq is great for wrinkles and skin radiance, but I haven't found it especially helpful for hyperpigmentation and definitely think that you should add in a vitamin C for that.
February 5, 2015
by RF
I greatly appreciate the information provided by TIA, it has been so helpful in my search to find natural, effective options for skincare.
I am in my 50s and am looking for a few good, multi-purpose anti-aging products. Is MitoQ effective in cases of mild hyperpigmentation and sun-damage, or should I also use a Vitamin C serum in addition to MitoQ? If yes, I am considering the Elizabeth Dehn for One Love Organics Vitamin C serum.
Other facial products I am considering, based on the TIA reviews, are YBF Correct for eyes, and Suntegrity 5 in 1 sunscreen.
Thank you,
Ruby
January 1, 2015
by Marta
Hi Suzanne
The Newa is a different technology. It is radio frequency. The Truth Vitality Lux Renew is LED light (red and blue) and ultrasound. They are very different and not comparable. In any case, I think the depth issue is a bit of a red herring. Radio frequency treatments work by generating heat. The treatment produces localized heat injury of the dermis and subdermal layer as well as the collagen contraction leading to skin tightening. Ultrasound works by vibrating (you can't feel this) at the cellular level and boosting collagen. You can read more on how ultrasound works here: https://www.truthinaging.com/review/ultrasonic-how-it-works
And you can compare different technologies by reading this article: https://www.truthinaging.com/review/anti-aging-treatments-what-are-they