Additional products to consider when building out your routine:
What Is The Best Skincare Routine For Ageing Skin?
First things first: Ageing skin still wants the same basics as any skin. That means: Cleansing, nourishing, protecting. But when fine lines and wrinkles start to join the party, you’ll want to lean into a few hardworking ingredients and steps that boost collagen, plump things up, and defend against daily damage.
A simple routine of anti-wrinkle skincare products might look like this:
AM
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Gently cleanse. With water or a pH-balanced cleanser.
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Antioxidant serum (think vitamin C for brightening and protection).
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Moisturiser for all-day hydration.
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SPF. Always. No excuses.
PM
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Cleanse. Make it a double to whisk away sunscreen, makeup, and any dirt and grime lurking on your face.
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Targeted serum/s. (A hardworking active retinal will be your best mate here.)
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Nourishing face oil and cream to seal in hydration. A clinically proven anti-wrinkle cream should do the job.
Want a more personalised routine? There’s a quiz for that!
The Most Effective Skincare For Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Not all products are created equal—particularly when dealing with fine lines and wrinkles. Here’s what makes the biggest impact:
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Serums. Concentrated and clever, serums deliver actives like vitamin C, peptides, and vitamin A straight to your skin. These are the ingredients known to be most effective at tackling signs of ageing.
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Moisturisers. Spoiler: Your skin gets dryer as you age. That means a heavy-hitting dose of hydration is non-negotiable. Replenishing moisturisers help plump the skin and soften fine lines. One with ceramides, or maybe even three, is a great pick here.
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SPF: The absolute MVP. Prevents sun damage which leads to fine lines, sagging, and spots down the track.
How to Choose The Best Skincare For Fine Lines And Wrinkles
Choosing the right product is less about finding the “strongest” formula, and more about finding what your skin will love (and actually tolerate).
Thirsty?
If your skin feels tight, dry, or a little “creased,” it’s crying out for hydration. Look for hyaluronic acid to pull water into the skin, peptides to support elasticity, and ceramide-rich moisturisers to lock it all in. Hydrated skin looks instantly plumper, smoother, and way more radiant. Like a soft-focus filter for fine lines. Our Much Plumper Skin serum is a best-seller for this very reason.
Sensitive?
Gentle heroes like bakuchiol, niacinamide, or ceramides will work wonders without any drama. These soothe irritation, strengthen your barrier, and smooth things out without the redness or flakiness that stronger actives can sometimes cause. Sensitive skin still deserves results—it just needs to be delivered kindly.
Minimalist?
Reach for clever multi-taskers that do double (or triple) duty: Formulas that combine hydration with antioxidants (Vitamin C, niacinamide), or serums that pack barrier support and plumping effects in one go. You’ll get brighter, bouncier skin without needing a spreadsheet to manage your routine.
Oily?
Yep, oily skin can still get fine lines. Opt for lighter textures like water-based serums or gel-cream moisturisers that won’t clog pores, but still deliver smoothing ingredients. An all-rounder like vitamin A can get to work regulating oil while also targeting your fine lines as well.
Key Ingredients To Look For
These are the ones to keep an eye out for when you’re shopping for fine-line-friendly formulas:
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Vitamin A: Speeds up cell turnover and boosts collagen (Read: smoother, firmer skin).
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Vitamin C: Brightens dullness, supports elasticity, defends against environmental damage.
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Peptides: Help improve firmness and make lines look less obvious.
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Hyaluronic acid: Deep hydration that gives skin that plump, juicy look.
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Niacinamide: Strengthens skin barrier, smooths uneven texture, calms cranky skin.
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Ceramides: Repair, protect, and keep moisture where it belongs.
FAQ
What are the most effective anti-wrinkle skincare products for reducing fine lines?
Across the board, vitamin A takes the crown. Our Very Amazing Retinal has been clinically proven* to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It’s the anti-wrinkle serum you’ve been dreaming of.
For best results, use it with Very Luxe Face Cream. A duo so destined to be together we even went and paired them up in our Very, Very Good Skin gift set.
What anti-wrinkle cream works to improve skin elasticity?
Well since you asked, we’d recommend our ceramide-packed Very Luxe Face Cream. It’s clinically-proven* to improve skin firmness and increase skin elasticity and smoothness.
What’s the difference between an anti-wrinkle serum and an anti-wrinkle cream?
Serums = lightweight, high concentration of actives. Creams = hydrating and protective, sealing everything in. They work best together.
Which anti-wrinkle products are best for sensitive skin?
Skip the harsh stuff. Look for bakuchiol, niacinamide, or ceramides—gentle but still effective.
How do I choose the best skincare for fine lines and wrinkles?
We say: Look for ingredients and products clinically proven to actually work.
Can anti-wrinkle serums help with deep wrinkles and crow’s feet?
They can soften and improve the look over time, especially with consistent use. SPF helps prevent new ones too.
How often should I apply anti-wrinkle cream to see results?
Every day. In the morning (with SPF) and at night. Consistency, always.
Are there natural anti-wrinkle products that work?
Ingredients like bakuchiol, rosehip oil, and plant-based antioxidants are all known to help support ageing skin.
What else helps prevent fine lines and wrinkles?
SPF! Staying hydrated! Watching You’ve Got Mail regularly!
Find out more skincare advice over on The Go-To Guide.












