Wrinkly arms

I just live with it. I may bung on some oil for dry skin but age isn't something I can do much about really, except ignore it and keep buggering on.

If they bother you, keep them covered. You could also go to your local gym and see if arm exercises help, or alternatively try massage or slendertone, if it still exists.

Mine are the same. Doesn't matter how much cream I slap on them they are very wrinkly. Been like it for a long time though not just in old age.

I have same problem. Body butter used every day. Used to swim very regularly. No change. As WW says, keep buggering on! I try to keep them covered at all times. Not hard in the climate I live in ?

Do you drink plenty of water. It could be a bit of dehydration making your arms wrinkly.

It's old age. Nothing you can do about it - except cover up if you think that's better.

Wrinkles are loose skin and all the serums, potions and exercises in the world won't remove them. You can improve the appearance with moisturisers, and dry flaky skin will benefit from an extra dollop.

Being a few pounds overweight helps plump out wrinkles!

Another reason is loss of muscle tissue.
I'm right handed and my right arm was always the strongest.
But after injuring my right shoulder in a fall a few years ago my left side took over. Now it's much stronger and muscular than my right. I always wear long sleeves.

If it bothers you cover them up. If you think your arms bother others then they have no need to look at them.

Beautifully put, ginny!

Ha ha. Very well put. I tried some face serum. Seems to look better but a bit early to tell. Ah well,

Not on your arms it doesn't, riverbank

What I would like to know is the makeup people like May and her Maj use to achieve such a dewy look.

Anybody read anything about what the use?

I feel quite shocked when I look at my wrinkly arms, and I've noticed its a certain skin type. Typically English white and freckled. there is nothing that we can do except become obese and then the wrinkles will be puffed up from the inside.

Be thankful that we have both arms and that they are not painful and can be used everyday!

Coconut oil is brilliant

Having lost a lot of weight my arms are horrendous with very wrinkly skin and wings that my granddaughter called my wobbly bits! Lots of nice sleeve things in shops tho, and I keep telling myself at least I have arms that work!

Snap! The creams don't work though I still use Nivea Almond Oil cream to give the wrinkles a nice glow.

I can recommend Lotil cream - I buy mine on Amazon - A large pump action bottle lasts me about 2/3 months. Smells a bit "medicinal" but certainly does the trick. I just spritz some cologne on after I have used it.

Think I'll just stay out of the sun, that ages everything.

Think I'll just stay out of the sun, that ages everything.

I just keep mine covered and "bugger on"!

I agree with the others that it's old age; I think it's to do with collagen breaking down (in deeper layers of the skin) and not being replaced. I don't think slapping on serums etc will do anything much - other than giving the wrinkles a nice glow as Teddy123 said!

My problem is prominent veins only on my lower arms and hands. I've had them as long as I can remember and certainly in my 20s. I have always worn long sleeves for this reason but in Florida I was sitting in a swimming costume and a woman said how lovely and toned my arms were...and my legs.
Nevertheless tonight I'm off to a special night, have tried on lovely dresses and opted for a sleeveless one but with a jacket ? i would love to wear it without, or even feel confident to take it off if I get too warm.

I think it is the lack of collagen. I suppose you could take a supplement but then where do you stop. With all the tablets for this and that we'd all be rattling.
I've put on lidl's Cien serum only for 2 days but the skin does look a wee bit better. I should have creamed one arm to see if there's a difference. Maybe I'll try it!