Shirlie's 3 Skin Firming Tips

Firm skin is something that is lost with age, bringing forward the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. And while these skin concerns are a fact of life, the right skincare products—like skin-firming cream and lotion—and expert tips can help boost skin firmness, leaving you with a complexion that looks plumper and smoother. Ahead, we will show you how to tighten skin with three skin-firming tips, plus top Avon products to go along with them

1. Lots of Moisture

The right moisturizer can help plump you skin, making fine lines and wrinkles less noticeable. The Anew Hydra Fusion Nighttime Facial helps to restore the skin overnight by hydrating and defending from environmental stressors. Discover the
"best-slept" secret that repairs while visibly re-plumping your skin while you sleep.

2. "The Eyes have it"

Take care of your eyes. The is an area that is prone to fine lines and wrinkles. The is also an area where the skin sags, this all gives the appearance of skin that is less firm. I
recommend Anew Clinical Eye Lift Pro Dual Eye System. Reduces the appearance of crow's feet and the look of eyelid sagging. In 1 week you will have a dramatic lift and firmer appearance.

3. Make Sun Protection the Standard

The U.V. rays from the sun can cause skin damage. The sun is the major cause of aging skin. This damage can be prevented. It is so important to have the proper sun protection. Hydra Fusion Daily
Beauty Defense SPF 50 will help defend against sun damage. It is a light weight formula that absorbs quickly and doesn't leave that opaque film. Be Sure it is always the last step of your daily skincare routine.

Shirlie Jones

Independent Avon Rep

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