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That is not a rolling scar. It's a wrinkle. Everybody has a wrinkle there. It's just more pronounced on certain people. You have a wonderful forehead, you're lucky.
I might starting to go tanning, but will this make it worse or?
Besides, i'm really grateful that out of all these people who actually viewed this you were the only person to respond, thank you.
Of course. I'm guessing most people saw your picture and immediately left when they saw no rolling scars. To be honest, tanning will probably make it worse in the long run. Sunlight, or the light from tanning beds, ages the skin. I'd actually wear more sunscreen if I were you! But it's so minor that it really doesn't matter.
Of course. I'm guessing most people saw your picture and immediately left when they saw no rolling scars. To be honest, tanning will probably make it worse in the long run. Sunlight, or the light from tanning beds, ages the skin. I'd actually wear more sunscreen if I were you! But it's so minor that it really doesn't matter.
Oh well, didn't know that tbh :c
But, if you were in my situation, would you have gone for a tan or just leave it like this?
Hi there, with wrinkles... As the above post said, Sunbed would make your skin age more. You should be using a SPF 35+ everyday even when you are indoors to help protect your skin from any harsh rays.
I would advice using a anti aging serum to help with aging skin. It is advised that from age 25 we should be using an anti cream etc daily.
As with avoiding smoking, alcohol and anything that does not benefit our bodies.
Caffeine mask are usually good to aid aging skin. I usually make a Matcha mask at home for that, this has natural caffeine that is very good for our skin aswell as power antioxidants. I drink this daily aswell as use it as a mask.
Hmm, I would not try anything harsh on my face just to get rid of wrinkles. I would recommend you try some anti aging products.
If you really want a tan, I would say spray tan. Sienna x spray tan has anti aging proporties in it aswell as moistursing the skin. Do you research with this, don't just take my word.
