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5:21 pm June 6, 2010
| medicus
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It really depends on what you think is causing these marks. It can also be caused by over exposure to sun for instance and not only aging. Try staying out of the sun and continue using a moisturizer. I hear that cocao butter is pretty good!
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11:47 am May 20, 2010
| oldie
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anton said:That is something that I fear may happen to my face as I get older. What causes age spots and how can it be prevented?
I'm sorry to say that it's usually exposure to the sun that causes most age spots so the damage will probably already have been done by the time you are an adult. You have to use a really good sunscreen and reapply it frequently for damage limitation.
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10:25 am May 20, 2010
| anton
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That is something that I fear may happen to my face as I get older. What causes age spots and how can it be prevented?
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5:03 pm April 26, 2010
| TanyaM
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I use mineral makeup and that evens out all of my face. You don't have to get the most expensive one out there but make sure you are getting a good quality one. Research it before you buy it.
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12:35 pm April 23, 2010
| Lucy
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You could use a topical skin tone smoother, sort of like a skin lightener, but it works to fade age spots specifically. Also, try using soaps with kojic acid or glutathione which would have the same effect to even your skin tone.
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9:59 am April 16, 2010
| sheila
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I have the same problem and I use tinted moisturiser. I have tried loads of different things but this is the only thing that works for me.
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4:07 pm April 15, 2010
| NancyL
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The skin on my face is not only getting some age spots but just looks totally uneven. What can I do to help this? I moisturize regularly but will something help even out my skin tone?
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