As along as I’m talking about facial lines, have you seen all the products on the shelves that are called wrinkle fillers?

I’d love to have a sample of one of those.

When I see them in the store, and probably because I have no experience with the product, and know no one that’s used it, I automatically think of spackle, grout and wood filler.

Don’t laugh! Isn’t that what wrinkle fillers do? Fill in lines? Just like grout between floor tiles or wood filler on a door jamb?

I wonder if when you smile, does it crack?

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Everyone has different skin therefore everyone’s wrinkles will respond (hopefully) to a different treatment.

My sister-in-law sells Avon. Have you seen an Avon catalog lately? They’re full of products for wrinkles. Guess they realize that the huge baby boomer population is aging and wants to age well.

I’m tempted to order some of those higher end wrinkle products, but which one? (Ruby would be pleased to hear that!)

“If” I were going to buy one today, I think, for my bank account’s sake that I’d start with a low to medium priced product as there is no sense paying a fortune for the best wrinkle cream if a lower priced product gives you results!

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