Wrinkles are completely normal! Nothing to worry about whatsoever, we all have them :) But if you do want to start a skincare routine, I’d recommend starting simple. Basic cleanser (Aveeno, Vanicream, CeraVe are good), then moisturize and spf! That will be a huge help in preventing sun damage and wrinkles :)

The very most basic products you need are a face wash, moisturizer, and sunscreen. Sunlight causes most premature aging and wrinkles, so sunscreen will be your best defense against premature aging. 

For a face wash, I would recommend something gentle like cerave hydrating facial cleanser (this doesn't foam up and is gentle but the texture may not be to everyone's liking), youth to the people superfood antioxidant cleanser (popular but pricey), or cosrx low ph good morning gel cleanser (a good and inexpensive starting cleanser).

After cleansing, you need a moisturizer. I would suggest a lotion or a gel cream as the lighter texture is might be more attractive to someone who has never used skincare. Pcalm cato lotion, cerave pm face moisturizer, and torriden dive in cream (lightweight gel moisturizer) are all some I've tried that I've enjoyed.

As for sunscreen, many people prefer lightweight sunscreen as the heavier textures make it less attractive to use. Isntree hyaluronic acid water

So... i'm 25 years old, male. All of my life my skincare routine has been non-existent. I've never used creams or oils or anything and i guess my skin has managed well until now. 

When i woke up I looked in the mirror and starting paying attention closely and noticed that i have two wrinkles across my forehead that although they are  not very noticeable yet, and i know it's inevitable, i'd like to slow it down since is the first time i've saw those come out and i got scared. 

Any tips on how to start on skincare? I literally don't know anything i've never used any product on my face, not even sun protector, hence my face being darker than the rest of my body as well... If you know of any products that can correct that as well i'd appreciate it. 

\*Thanks.

Tips for a clueless worried adult