Editor’s Picks: Top Anti-Aging Products
The most effective anti-aging arsenal includes: a good skincare product, the right combination of supplements, a healthy diet and exercise. Below you will find the best anti-aging products that we’ve identified this year based our research and your feedback.
Best Skincare/Wrinkle Products
Select 1 of these top 3 skincare products and your skin will love you!
#1 La Prairie Anti-Aging Complex (read more)Retail Price: $200 / Find deals online
Our Take: We like that it contains resveratrol, sunscreen and can be used by anyone to prevent wrinkles, regardless of age. La Prairie is an especially good choice for those with sensitive skin.
#2 Dermitage Anti-Aging System (read more)Retail Price: $89.95 / Trial offer
Our Take: Dermitage is a product created with modern science. Its trademark ingredient Rejuvaline delivers results that Dermitage backs up with a trial offer.
#3 Elizabeth Arden Prevage (read more)Retail Price: $155 / Buy online
Our Take: This is one of the most powerful anti-aging products on the market today. It is expensive, but you definitely get what you pay for. Prevage is proven to decrease wrinkles.
Best Anti-Aging Supplements
Combine these 2 supplements to slow aging and preserve your health.
#1 ReserveAge Organics Resveratrol 500mg (read more)Retail Price: $75.99 / Find deals online
Our Take: Resveratrol is the strongest antioxidant available today. With a daily dose, you can slow the aging process and radically reduce your risk for various age related illnesses.
#2 Omega Q Plus (read more)Retail Price: $29.26 / Buy online
Our Take: Combines two of the most essential supplements for anti-aging, CoQ10 and fish oil. This will preserve the function of your cells and health of your skin. Also includes Vitamins E & B.
Remember: Skincare products and supplements are much more effective when you make them part of an overall regimen that also includes a healthy diet and regular exercise.
I like the Dermitage, it’s half the price and it works twice as well. If you get it online the first bottles are free. I don’t know if they give samples in the department stores, but definitely give it a try.
Been taking resveratrol since seeing Barbara Walters report on it and I haven’t stopped since. I started with 250mg, but didn’t notice the effects until I bumped up. 500mg is a good dosage.
Also, a good multivitamin should be added to this list. Resveratrol, CoQ10, fish oil and multivitamins are what I take daily. I see that Omega Q Plus combines 2 of these, which is convenient.
I don’t know what I’d do without my La Prairie. My husband doesn’t like the price, but even he agrees that it works.