It’s never too early. Just remember to have docter expert and use the proper cream, i suggest the natual herb products. The most important thing is sunscreen! Sun damage starts when you are exposed to the sun which is usually when you are a baby unless you’ve never been outside since.
Don’t listen to the comments that wrinkles start when your 30+, because once they start it’s too late and it means you haven’t been taking care of yourself! You’ll thank me when you’re 35 and wrinkle free!

“I am 23 and I have already started to use anti-aging solutions. I don’t have any wrinkles, but I use it to prevent, because it is easier to prevent them than to get rid of them. I use Mary Kay for my face and I love it. I use the timewise skin care line and than use the firming eye cream and night solution at night. I also use an spf 25 sunblock during the day under my mosturizer. I also use mineral powder instead of regular foundation because it is a lot better for your skin and helps keep it young. Even though I don’t have any wrinkles I have noticed that my skin is a little tighter since I have been using these products, my cheek-bones seem rounder and the skin around my eyes is a lot firmer. I hope I have helped.”

I find a great File in PDF format which is one steps by steps check list for anti-aging practice, which includes

1) foods for anti-aging

2) anti-aging exercise

3) Meditation ( Yoga, prayer or meditation)

4) Sleep and Sex

5) Vitamins (Pre-menopausal women need a multivitamin with iron and 5,000 units of vitamin A. Men and postmenopausal women need just 2,500 units of vitamin A.）

and here the links of this Full check list of anti-aging secrets, you can download and print as reminder

http://www.ediblenature.com/healthlibrary/oz_antiaging_checklist.pdf

Good health occurs when the hormones in the body are produced in adequate amounts and are in balance, working together in harmony.

Progesterone and estrogen hormones including estradiol and testosterone are the hormones for women that need to be in balance. The same goes for testosterone in men. The thyroid hormone must also be in balance for optimal health.

The end of this section provides an overview of the various hormones produced in the body.

“I use Estee Lauder products. Im loving them but i want more opinions so i know that im getting the best. This is important to me. Im 30 years old and i think its a good time (if not sooner then i have) to be using an effective anti aging line. ”  one of my friends asked.

I think Estee Lauder is good and there’s no reason to change!

“However, anti-aging is a multi-faceted thing. It starts with good health by not smoking, very little alcohol if any, exercise, eating good food, etc. ” suggest by one Clinical Aesthetician. “I have found that if you abuse your body within, that no anti aging formula is going to make up for it on the outside.”

If you are using any high end skin product with vitamins in it, good moisture binding ingredients, and are doing routine exfoliating, you should be getting more than adequate pampering for your skin.

So keeping healthy diet in early age before the games. 30 Years old should be ready for healthy diet, healthy life, and then use some natual skin care anti aging products.

“Any moisturizer that contains sunscreen is great in preventing wrinkles.

I have so many products in my bathroom (I like to try it all…lol). I currently wash my face with Olay Regenerist and then use the Thermal Skin Polisher (which heats up with water, it’s like a mini chemical peel). I moisturize with Loreal Wrinkle Decrease. My foundation has a spf. My routine changes constantly.

I also love Clinique’s Dramatically Different moisturizer and Dermalogica’s Active Moist.

The key is to eat right, drinks lots of water, and moisturize
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In my 30’s and told all the time I don’t look my age.
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The epidermis. As we age the rate at which old cells are replaced by Slough off new cells slows down. We started to lose some skin tissue. And the new cells that come to the skin are slightly irregular or uneven. The result? Our skin develops small folds and wrinkles!. For more information on this go toAnti-aging skin epidermis.

Dermis. As we age the collagen proteins are replaced more slowly. As a result our skin ‘resistance a bit. ITLOS flexibility. Our elastin fibers become more brittle. This means that our skin loses its ability to move smoothly with the movement of the arms and legs. Is slower to return to his place. Sink!. For more information go to: Anti-aging skin: the dermis

The third layer, the hypodermis also changing. The amount of this fat tissue in our layer decreases. But the loss of fat tissue is not uniform. As a result of the fibers connecting the muscles here are not as stable as they used to be. This instability, coupled with a reduction in total muscle mass that often occurs with age, becoming even lower. See: Anti-aging skin hypodermis

Finally, changes in our sweat glands and sebaceous glands. To slow down and so there is less moisture brought to the surface of the skin and less oil.

We developed the skin drier. It is becoming increasingly fragile and more easily subject to scratches. And as the number of fat cells in the hypodermis and decrease changes in collagen and elastin in the dermis, the shape of our faces begin to change. Our cheeks seem a little more sunken, our front a little more wrinkles, the skin under our eyes and sinking forms “pockets” and our chin becomes a little less pointed.

So it is. That is the basic science for understanding Anti-aging skin care. And there is good news for those of us who live in this century .

Like it or not, “anti-aging” now has a number of quite different common meanings and connotations. Each is championed by a particular group or loose coalition of interests, but advocates for these groups have a way of diving into the fray without defining their terms. This makes reading about anti-aging techniques, technologies, medicine, products, and debates very confusing for the newcomer.

• For the scientific community, anti-aging research refers exclusively to slowing, preventing, or reversing the aging process. There is, as of 2007, no medical technology that allows this to be done – although the jury is still out on calorie restriction in humans. Nor is there any currently available method (short of waiting for people to die) to accurately measure the effects of an alleged anti-aging therapy. 
• In the medical and more reputable business community, anti-aging medicine means early detection, prevention, and reversal of age-related diseases. This is quite different from tackling the aging process itself, and a wide array of strategies and therapies are currently available. Calorie restriction, for example, is a demonstrated way to lower risk for a wide range of age-related degenerative conditions. 
• The wider business community – including a great many fraudulent and frivolous ventures – views “anti-aging” as a valuable brand and a demonstrated way to increase sales. At the worse end of the scale, this leads to snake oil salesmen, “anti-aging” cremes that may or may not make your skin look younger, and infomercials that tout the “anti-aging” benefits of exercise machines. Broadly, and very charitably, we can look at these varied definitions of anti-aging as meaning “to look and feel younger in some way” – which has no bearing on how long you live or how healthy you actually are.

The confusion of most interest is between the first two definitions. Many interventions lengthen life span for individuals by preventing or curing specific age-related diseases that would otherwise prove fatal. For example, ask yourself whether preventing heart disease or diabetes is anti-aging medicine. This would have no effect on the aging process, but it would help many people to live longer, healthier lives. Is this anti-aging research? Scientists say no, some medical and business groups say yes.