Splurge vs. Steal: Wrinkle Remedies

It's not just the sun: Too much sugar is bad for skin, too! So sink your sweet tooth into a luxe antiwrinkle treatment, or try our steals and save your pennies for extra caviar.

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dr brandt anti wrinkle serum
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Wrinkle Remedies for All Budgets

SPLURGE: The bad news: Eating sugar degrades collagen. The good news: Heralded cosmetic dermatologist Fredric Brandt's new anti-aging cocktail counteracts excessive cookie consumption. Dr. Brandt Lineless Anti-Glycation Serum; $90.
neutrogena fresh foaming scrub
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STEAL: A gentle exfoliating cleanser that's safe for all skin types deserves a spot in everyone's medicine cabinet. Neutrogena Fresh Foaming Scrub; $6.50.
skin effects by doctor jeffrey dover
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STEAL: A quick, temporary fix for fine lines — and not a Restylane needle in sight. Skin Effects by Dr. Jeffrey Dover Wrinkle Effects; $30.
mario badescu buttermilk moisturizer
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STEAL: A light hydrator that won't clog pores and, thanks to a touch of lactic acid, also increases cell turnover. Mario Badescu Buttermilk Moisturizer; $18.
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STEAL: Among the first night creams to contain collagen-boosting pentapeptides — at an irresistible price. Olay Regenerist Night Recovery; $19.
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