5 of the Best Drugstore Products to Fight Wrinkles

This serum tackles crow's feet, fine lines, and wrinkles thanks to the retinol-infused formula. "You'll start to see them start to soften in about week," says Debra Jaliman, M.D., a dermatologist, and author of Skin Rules ($11, Amazon). "This serum also contains hyaluronic acid, which helps prevent the dryness caused by other products that contain retinol."

Buy It: Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Serum ($18, Target)

Deeply cleansing your face is not only imperative for removing makeup, impurities, and dead cells but also for helping your wrinkle-fighting serums and creams penetrate the skin, improving their effectiveness. This dermatologist-designed, anti-aging cleansing brush has two speeds and ensures a thorough cleaning. To use: Wet your face, apply a cleanser, use the brush for just 60 seconds, rinse, and dry for smooth, refreshed skin.

Buy It: Olay Regenerist Face Cleansing Device ($25, Target)

Ask any dermatologist, and they’ll tell you that the real fountain of youth is in a bottle of sunscreen. This lightweight option is fast-absorbing and safe for all skin types. Plus, "wearing sunblock rain or shine decreases your incidence of skin cancer, and you’ll have fewer sunspots, fine lines, and moles," says Jeanine Downie, a dermatologist for Image Dermatology P.C. in Montclair, New Jersey.

Buy It: La Roche-Posay Ultra-Light Sunscreen Spray Lotion ($25, Dermstore)

Good ingredients are what make a drugstore product powerful, says Ranella Hirsch, M.D., a Cambridge, Massachusetts, dermatologist. Hyaluronic acid, a potent moisturizer that is absorbed easily by the skin, and lipohydroxy acid, a gentle exfoliating ingredient, team up in this serum to stimulate collagen, smooth wrinkles, and plump skin.

Buy It: L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Anti-Aging Serum ($18, Target)

Brown spots can age a face as much as wrinkles. "This skin lightening product uses retinol, soy extract, and vitamins C and E to help clear brown spots from the face and body," says cosmetic dermatologist Wendy E. Roberts, M.D.

Buy It: Ambi Fade Cream ($16, Walmart)