Looks like wearing sunscreen's never going to go out of fashion. I've still got some time to go before I see any effects, but I've definitely made more of an effort to wear sunscreen daily this year.

Lovealways, you know what? For years I was like, "This had better pay off. I'm not seeing any difference." And then it hit me: I'M NOT SEEING ANY DIFFERENCE! I have a few fine lines, but in general, people think I am about 8 years younger than I am. Whee!

I think most people look pretty much the same in their early 20s, but as you get closer to 30, you will probably be able to tell. And it's never too late to start with sunblock. My mom sunbathed into her mid-20s, then got freaky with the SPF, and she looks wonderful in her late 50s.

bella i went to the revale website but not having any luck finding a physician who sells this stuff.

I totally agree, I don't understand why moisturizers are still being made without SPF. I'm waiting for Clinique to put some SPF in their Dramatically Different Moisturizing lotion. *sigh*

I always wear SPF 30 or higher; it is a must not an option. I refuse to get botox or plastic surgery when I am older, so I plan on taking care and protecting the skin I have been given. I do not completely hide from the sun however I will never lay there & back in it.

I wish Ms. Keller wouldn't discount moisturizers without sunblock. Most of those combo products are made with chemical sunscreens, which irritate the heck out of my face. I have to use a sensitive skin, fragrance-free moisturizer, topped with my Clarins chemical-free sunblock that uses titanium dioxide. Not everyone can use the chemical screens.

I always wondered that about moisturizers without SPF it's pointless. I really didn't think antioxidants were that important but they usually make the product smell good.

But now I know that antioxidants are really important too.

she doesnt really look like a beauty director.