I'm a male and I tried Glamglow. It made my skin feel AMAZING right after the first time using it. You can see the pores clog up with all the guck after it dries on your face (which you wash off after it dries). The only thing is it's super expensive and I was sharing one container with my sister, who ended up using it all up before I could use it more than 3 or 4 times. So I didn't have enough time with it to see any major results. Oh, and washing it off your face is a pain. I have to do it in the shower because it's easier and faster with a constant flow of water pressure.

Cleans the oil residues,helps your pores basically.

They help even out your skin tone by shrinking pores. When you wash your face with hot water it opens up the pores and cleans with whatever face wash you use, then toners are usually step 2 in face washing because while the pores are still clean, the toner shrinks them to keep them from getting dirty again. Then the skin can be rejuvenated.

Toner is actually used to balance out the PH level of the skin.


Anyway, the problem at hand seems to be scarring and what you called "frown wrinkles," so the reality is that water isn't really going to make a huge difference in what your skin looks like.
For these issues, you need something a bit more aggressive. I suggest using an at-home chemical peel. This site:

http://www.skinlaboratory.com

has a number of different types for various skin problems. It can seem overwhelming and scary to use a home-chemical peel, but truth be told, it's no big deal.

Use it once a week, and moisturize religiously afterwards, and wear SPF 50+ when you go outside. Within about 1 month you'll see a huge difference.


edit: also, don't expect your skin to look crazy and red and peeling afterwards. since it's much more mild than one would use at a dermatologist, just expect some slight redness, which eventually stops after the 3rd or 4th use, as skin adjusts. You'll be able to go in public after the 1st use and no one will notice you've done anything.

Ok how do you reduce frown wrinkling. Does exfoliation helps ?

Definitely find a really good cleanser for your skin. Something that you can use daily and nightly. You can try Cetaphil's antibacterial bar. They have a whole line of products, though.

My skin has been a bit ****, but it's because it's summer and no matter what, this happens. I have really oily skin, and I've been working outside like 85% of summer so, yea. The most I do is wear sunscreen and I use wipes through out the day. It's annoying, but it is what it is.

make sure you wear sunscreen (sunblock) with fps 30 or higher. the sun can really damage your skin everyday. also use a good face wash like Cetaphil and make sure it has no added scents or chemicals to treat acne.

also if you want really good skin you have to eat well, like fruits and a lot of vegetables. it sounds like common sense but people don't realize how much food affects their face/skin. try eating more healthy and your skin will also get a lot better, mine did.

Don't eat ****. It's very very hard to stop eating all the things that give you acne, but for one year I've managed to stay away from milk, all fried and overly sweet things and my skin looks almost as good as back when I was given one of those strong pills to make your skin better which messes up with your skin afterwards and your hormones. Drink lots of water too.

Clean and Clear Astringent takes care of that pretty fast. It dries them up and after a few days you can rub them out and they'll fall off.
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Sunscreen is KEY. Doesn't matter what race you are. I always use SPF 50+.
I've seen Neutrogena has SPF 110 but I'm African American anyway so I don't need a protection factor that high.

If you have acne, just get prescription pills for it from a dermatologist. I wish I did that when I had bad skin problems, it would have saved me a lot of frustration and feeling like crap about myself. Don't waste your money on face washes or creams.

Right now the only thing I do is wash my skin daily with natural soap. I'm also taking birth control pills which I think helps to control any break outs.

If you don't mind me asking, how old are you? That makes a lot of difference.

I try to avoid soap and washing my face very often since that will take away the natural oils but I will I usually just use some toner on my skin and moisturize.

I do want to get a Glycolic Peel and see what that does, I don't have bad skin but I herd wonders about those, it can reduce scars and wrinkles, I found a great deal on Group On at a local dermatologist.

Also watch what you eat, I found out that drinking soda makes my face really sticky and I feel horrible after eating fast food.

The best thing you can do for your skin is to eat better.

No seriously, lemon juice, berries, leafy greens are all packed with vitamins that will make your skin glow. I recommend starting your day with a healthy smoothie, check up recipes for healthy skin. Trust me its much better than using creams every day!

And as others have said drink water. Your body will love you!

Source: Nutrition and food science student

Changing your diet can help your skin look and feel nicer, but actually there's no bona fide evidence that diet causes or represses acne.

I use a Sothys product, but I never had many imperfections and I haven't had a zit in two years

Go to a dermatologist to get the correct recommendations. We all have different skin and we all react differently to different things.

You should stop using Cetaphil, it's nothing but a bunch of chemicals and is horrible for your skin.