Murad vs Lancome Renergie Lift

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Many anti-aging creams use hyaluronic acid and/or retinol as well-established, effective ingredients in the fight against crepe-y skin, lines and wrinkles. Another reason people turn to anti-aging creams is because they want to avoid invasive procedures that may come with undesirable side effects.

Botox is the most well-known of these: the injections themselves can be painful, and reports of flu-like symptoms, allergic reactions, and long-term facial changes aren't uncommon. In contrast, an over-the-counter lotion or serum can quickly and easily be discontinued if there are any negative effects, and better yet, many companies allow you to get a full refund within a certain timeframe if the product doesn't work well for your skin.

Which anti-aging cream is going to put you on the road to your best-looking skin? It can be overwhelming sifting through the hundreds of products - and all of their big promises - to choose the right one for you. Keep these criteria in mind as you shop:

• Price. What will you pay for the product? You could spend as little as $19 for a monthly supply or well over $150. And, in this case, more money doesn't necessarily equal better results.
• Results. Does the anti-aging cream actually work? Are there any before-and-after photos you can consider? How much time should you expect to use the skincare regimen before seeing noticeable improvements?
• Satisfaction guarantee. The best companies want to reassure you that you can try their products risk-free, so they give you a period of time to use them and see for yourself. Check to see if you can get a refund if you have a reaction or just don't like the cream or serum, and if so, in what timeframe (usually 30-90 days).

To help you achieve your most youthful glow, TopConsumerReviews.com has evaluated and ranked some of the most popular anti-aging creams on the market today. We're confident that this information will make it easy to find just the right product for you!