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Neck creams

mom2eli — Thu, 25 Aug 2016 22:10:02 GMT

What is your favorite neck cream?

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GSPgirl — Thu, 25 Aug 2016 22:48:03 GMT

Mary Kay extra emollient night cream, which I use in the morning and at night. In the morning I will apply my sunscreen over the top of it. I've used it for years and have nearly no lines in my neck at the age of 58. I do notice when I forget it on a trip that my neck starts looking crepey.

I mix it with warm water and apply to a moist neck. It's the original night cream from the early 60's.

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JeanLouiseFinch — Thu, 25 Aug 2016 22:51:37 GMT

In the morning: M. Asam Vino Gold Neck & Decolette Cream

At night: Dr. Denese MD 33 Neck Treatment with Skinn Neck Amour layered over it.

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Ibby114 — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 01:49:47 GMT

I've been using Prai mostly- but alternate with Serious Skin Care Nec and Dec (a copy of Dr Perricone's neck cream) and M Asam's Vino Gold. I just got a sample of Strivectin's neck cream and look forward to try it.

My neck and decolette wasn't terribly aged for 57. I've been losing weight and wanted to keep the area nourished as I slimmed down. So far so good, no turkey neck!

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ms traditional — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 02:07:31 GMT

using Skinn Neck Amour too.

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Krissy_1968 — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 08:34:10 GMT

I have used just about every neck cream out there... I mean all of them (except Perricone) and my favorite neck serum is Skinn Chin up pro-blue for fuller neck/chin then I use a cream which I have been rotating then neck amour over it at night (this is a overnight mask treatment)...I am using his chin up then Skinn Botanilift neck for daytimes...

I also have a SSC neck and dec (same dmae as Perricone) that I alternate in some days instead of Botanilift when I can stand the fishy smell...

I am testing Elizabeth Grant Collegen reenforce Snow Algae now at night with the Neck amour...so far, I like it but just started it...

I went thru a big jar of Prai (no difference at all)...

I used a big jar of Dr Denese md33 neck and liked it alot too...

I like Isomers new REAffirming neck cream with majestem and have used it with my chin up (one pump of each mixed together)

I need to try the M Asam and then I will have tried them all lol

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JeanLouiseFinch — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 08:18:47 GMT

@Krissy_1968 - I use the blue Chin-up too, but I think of that more as a treatment serum type thing rather than a neck cream. I put that on first and then a neck cream over it (AM & PM). Have I been using it wrong all this time?

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Bluecage — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 08:29:45 GMT

I've only ever tried the strivectin neck cream, so I have nothing to compare to it, but it seems to work very well. I'he had the same neck lines for as long as I can remember (since the age of five), and i've not gotten any more so far, so I suppose that's good.

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Krissy_1968 — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 08:41:06 GMT

@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:
@Krissy_1968 - I use the blue Chin-up too, but I think of that more as a treatment serum type thing rather than a neck cream. I put that on first and then a neck cream over it (AM & PM). Have I been using it wrong all this time?

No @JeanLouiseFinch you are correct! Chin up is a treatment (serum) and I top it with a cream (first it was the Prai until it was gone, then the Dr Denese md33 neck, then the Isomers after that was gone and so on)...I am using the EG Snow Algae one now...I guess I wasn't too clear earlier, eh? I will edit and fix that lol but funny how Dimitri doesn't have a "neck cream" per se, other than the Botanilift which is relatively new...Wonder if he made one previously...paging @Gokat!

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winamac1 — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 09:53:07 GMT

I don't think any work all that well. I'm using Tarte's now, and I don't see any changes. I've tried so many including Dr. Denese's. None seem to work well. It's similar, imo, to eye creams. None really work all that well!

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tototwo — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 11:23:52 GMT

Avon's Dramatic Firming Cream

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maestra — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 12:03:59 GMT

Perricone's Cold Plasma Sub-D.

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NeNe1010 — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 12:38:47 GMT

I was a loyal user of Nectifirm but recently ran out and happened to see some reviews of Gold Bond Neck and Decollete cream. It is a fraction of the price of Nectifirm -about $12.00 for 2 oz and I am really liking it. I got it at Walgreens. It got good reviews on Paula's Beautypedia and on Amazon. I am 63 and have also had the rings around my neck since I was a teenager but not much loose skin yet. When I pull the skin on my neck it snaps back so I am happy with it.

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ProductGuy — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 13:38:46 GMT

@NeNe1010 wrote:
I was a loyal user of Nectifirm but recently ran out and happened to see some reviews of Gold Bond Neck and Decollete cream. It is a fraction of the price of Nectifirm -about $12.00 for 2 oz and I am really liking it. I got it at Walgreens. It got good reviews on Paula's Beautypedia and on Amazon. I am 63 and have also had the rings around my neck since I was a teenager but not much loose skin yet. When I pull the skin on my neck it snaps back so I am happy with it.

I use a couple of Revision products and have great results with them, the 30% Vitamin C and their Retinol Complete. I was thinking about trying Nectifirm. It gets wonderful reviews. I'm 64 and have been taking care of my face since I was in my 20s. I've neglected my neck. However, it gets shaved every other day, so it's definitely exfoliated.

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Shelbelle — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 13:39:12 GMT

Nectifrim, get the large 8 oz size on ebay.

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ProductGuy — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 13:49:19 GMT

@Shelbelle wrote:
Nectifirm, get the large 8 oz size on ebay.

Thanks, Shelbelle. I've never purchased product from eBay. There is an online seller called Lovely Skin, but I've read some mixed reviews about products purchased from them.

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Shelbelle — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 14:19:21 GMT

@ProductGuy wrote:
@Shelbelle wrote:
Nectifirm, get the large 8 oz size on ebay.
Thanks, Shelbelle. I've never purchased product from eBay. There is an online seller called Lovely Skin, but I've read some mixed reviews about products purchased from them.

I get it from skinspaforyou on ebay, swears that it is authentic. They sell it in my derm's office for a ridiculously high price.

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JeanLouiseFinch — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 14:19:54 GMT

@NeNe1010 wrote:
I was a loyal user of Nectifirm but recently ran out and happened to see some reviews of Gold Bond Neck and Decollete cream. It is a fraction of the price of Nectifirm -about $12.00 for 2 oz and I am really liking it. I got it at Walgreens. It got good reviews on Paula's Beautypedia and on Amazon. I am 63 and have also had the rings around my neck since I was a teenager but not much loose skin yet. When I pull the skin on my neck it snaps back so I am happy with it.

Wow, what a deal! Thanks for mentioning this one @NeNe1010. If I can get great results with something less expensive, I'm willing to try it sometime.

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BARBIE100 — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 14:37:45 GMT

I am probably in the minority here but Strivectin works very well for me. The Perricone neck cream did nothing, which surprised me because so many people love it. Go figure..lol

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Shelbelle — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 14:48:10 GMT

Gold Bond sounds promising, but I am an ingredient snob and it contains petrolatum and one paraben, I try to avoid both of these if possible.