Beauty

[newme1]

I am thinking of buying for $16 IT's Neck Cream sample.  Its only .5 ml so I don't know if that's even a good size to see any type of result.

Most products I think need 2-4 wks to notice anything if at all.

The cream is $52 and if it doesn't work I didn't spend the money or time to return.

Has anyone ever done this before taking th plunge?

I apologize if I already submitteed this but I can't find my post and think I've searched everywhere for it.

[Janey2]

If the sample size won’t work then you have to buy it in the regular size. Buy it where it can be returned. Q

[GCR18]

I saw your other post.  Didn't read it, but it appears to have a good amount of posts.  Click on your forum name and you will see it in your posting history.

[Tangocash]

I think it's cheaper to buy it outright. You can use it for a whole month. If you don't like it, return it. If it's a hassle going to the post office to return it, schedule the post office to pick it up at your front door, during their normal route. Simple!

[Kachina624]

Isn't a neck cream something that would have to be used over an extended period of time to see any results?  So how would a tiny sample show results?

From what I see of the necks of affluent women who could afford the best skin care, the effectiveness of neck creams is limited or non-existent.

[Snowpuppy]

I do it all the time on ebay.

If I gotta try it or it's high end, I'll pick up a travel or gwp size. This is a good time of year as you can find holiday kits or just parts of them up for grabs.

I don't need a full 30 days for most products. If it's too greasy, bad fragrance, dries down awfully, I consider those instant skunkers.

For neck products you usually need constant use anyway. JMHO.