Veganlicious Beauty: The Best of Vegan Wrinkle Creams

Check out this post, we’ve narrowed down all of the absolute best Vegan Wrinkle Creams that you should try!

Top Choices for Vegan Wrinkle Creams

I ended up with a few products for “mature” skin. Somehow, I didn’t feel qualified to review them. Luckily, my beautiful and brilliant mother was more than happy to help out. All of the thoughts in this review come directly from her. And having tried pretty much every wrinkle cream on the market over the last (cough cough) number of years, she was more than happy to opine!

Please note that any wrinkle reduction cream will take a few weeks to show real effects, so she can only give you her initial impressions here.

Derma e Deep Wrinkle Peptide Moisturizer, SPF 30

This cream is incredibly thick and was easiest to apply when mixed with another, thinner cream. This formula uses a few different peptides (flashback to high school chem class!) These peptides work to relax, smooth, and restore your skin. And even with all that happening, it’s still vegan. It’s always great to have SPF in your cream – one less thing to worry about. This product is SPF 30, which is the minimum level most dermatologists recommend for sunscreen. So, check in that department! Obviously, with the sunscreen, this product is intended for daytime use. Dermae does offer the same product with no SPF as well.

EO Ageless Skin Care Organic Argan Face Oil

This product goes on quite oily – DUH. But Mom found that after about an hour, her very dry skin had drunk it up and left her face feeling wonderfully smooth. Argan is a very well-known moisturizing and beautifying oil. You can find it in all sorts of things, including a number of my personal products. It was nice that the oil absorbed fully – this way we really know it was repairing and hydrating skin from the inside out. As a plus, EO also says that this oil can be used on hair or cuticles.

MyChelle Dermaceuticals Remarkable Retinol Serum

This products was Mom’s favorite, because it reminded her of a product she used to use YEARS ago when a few other companies (no names!) were still cruelty free. Retinol is a form of vitamin A and has been shown to reduce signs of aging. This formula offers the highest non-prescription concentration of retinal available. Retinol may increase your skin’s sensitivity to sun, so Mom says don’t forget your sunscreen! The cream shoots out of the bottle bright yellow, probably from the orange plant stem cells also included.

So there it is, the low-down on cruelty free, vegan wrinkle creams straight from the woman who knows the most about it. Thanks Mom for helping with this review!