Alan Frame
Gnu
- Location
- Lost In Space
Is this a W.I. meeting ?
anti-wrinkle cream for men
- Thread starter Abitrary
- Start date
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Bunch of poofs - you need to be on the bikes - no wonder we get so many 'snapped chain' or 'my bike don't work' threads.... get riding the damn thing, get a shower, get the thing lubed and off you go..... bike is No.1...not you..
No amount of skin carp is going to make an ugly git any better... trust me... !
You are a sports person...not a catalogue ponce !!!
No amount of skin carp is going to make an ugly git any better... trust me... !
You are a sports person...not a catalogue ponce !!!
Aperitif
Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
Abitrary said:
Nothing. My dog licks it off.
(It is actually very good for us Southern jessies (and the Northern posers too wrapped up in their pies and mushy to admit to it) - just in case OK mag or Cycling Plus are doing random street snaps
)
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
fossyant said:
L'Oreal chain lube...'cos my bikes worth it...
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Exactly Fabfoodie - Finish line Pro is my stuff....
fossyant said:
It's all about self-respect mate. It's probably no accident that the people on here who use skin-product look the way they do.
And post the way they do. And most likely cycle the amount of miles they do (which is why one needs to moisturise in the *first* place).
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
No, that's a studio quality conditioner as used by styling professionals, surely?fossyant said:
i woudn't bother. Firstly women never believe the hype. boswolox, pempapetides... it's all bolloks mate. moisturisers all work the same, they flood the top layers of skin with moisture which gives a temporary wrinkle free effect by plumping the skin up. Don't fall for that crap on tv. one moisturisers is pretty much the same as another.... except....
those with sun protection
the only thing that does work as an anti wrinkle (in my opinion) is UVA/UVB protection that is in some moisturisers. try Olay Complete Care. It's good value for money and i've used it since i was 18, when i read in a health care mag that 80% of old age wrinkles are caused by daily exposure to UV rays (that's not sunbathing, that's just your general walking about in daylight even in winter) and recommended moisturisers with sun protection. it made sense to me, i mean, you've seen Bridget Bardot aint ya? and since i read that, i've used Olay daily (SPF 15) and people constantly say i look young for my age. i don't have any major wrinkles yet and i'm 36 and i swear it's down to the SPF in my moisturiser. on the contrary, some of my friends are starting to look near retiring age.
but don't worry about your wrinkles too much, because as a woman, i find the wrinkles on a cyclists face EXTREMELY sexy, and i'm sure i'm not the only one. i dunno what it is, but men who cycle wrinkle in a certain way, they look kind of rugged, which is a good look! and i can tell they've spent their life on a bike (which may also have something to do with tight buns) and you can guarantee that if i find a 50+ male attractive, i usually later find out he cycles.
those with sun protection
the only thing that does work as an anti wrinkle (in my opinion) is UVA/UVB protection that is in some moisturisers. try Olay Complete Care. It's good value for money and i've used it since i was 18, when i read in a health care mag that 80% of old age wrinkles are caused by daily exposure to UV rays (that's not sunbathing, that's just your general walking about in daylight even in winter) and recommended moisturisers with sun protection. it made sense to me, i mean, you've seen Bridget Bardot aint ya? and since i read that, i've used Olay daily (SPF 15) and people constantly say i look young for my age. i don't have any major wrinkles yet and i'm 36 and i swear it's down to the SPF in my moisturiser. on the contrary, some of my friends are starting to look near retiring age.
but don't worry about your wrinkles too much, because as a woman, i find the wrinkles on a cyclists face EXTREMELY sexy, and i'm sure i'm not the only one. i dunno what it is, but men who cycle wrinkle in a certain way, they look kind of rugged, which is a good look! and i can tell they've spent their life on a bike (which may also have something to do with tight buns) and you can guarantee that if i find a 50+ male attractive, i usually later find out he cycles.
buggi said:
Pentapeptides *do* work. I've got an article from the Times Style supplement or the Independent somewhere, I'll dig it out tommorrow
buggi said:
If you read my 2nd post in this thread, the wrinkles have gone. I think it was because I had a stressful week. I've got impending crows-feet currently.
buggi said:
I've got a mate, at work, who used to have a normal complexion, then got into cycling a bit *too* much, without moisturising.
He now looks like a klingon, and I'm sure you wouldn't find him very appealing in the slightest
Cycling Naturalist
Guru
- Location
- Llangollen
buggi said:
I'm not sure that only three year's experience with the stuff is enough - remember, I've seen your photo.
Aperitif
Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
Uhh - per-leas-e!
Patrick has been using Oil of Ulay (as it was when men were men and etc etc - before PC / copyright / trademark changes) on his words - to great effect. Beyond smooth.
Patrick has been using Oil of Ulay (as it was when men were men and etc etc - before PC / copyright / trademark changes) on his words - to great effect. Beyond smooth.
