Most women tend to blame their genes when they start noticing wrinkles before any of their peers. A lot of women see the first appearance of fine lines even before they turn thirty. While genes are programmed to impact the replenishment of cells in the skin, they are not to blame for most wrinkles. Premature wrinkles, for example, are rarely caused by genes. The culprit is far more likely to be cigarette smoke, alcohol, or sunlight.
