Beauty

[SoCal Bred]

If any of you are interested and use this neck cream, it is on sale on the Q for $88.98 (Black Fri Sale) for the 3.4 oz jar, normally sells for $149.00 elsewhere.  I normally purchase from eBay where they have better prices, I have used other neck creams but always come back to Strivectin.  BTW:  I used the $15.00 off $50.00 Rewards I received in the 'Bring on the Holiday Magic' Q magazine code 4UFROMQ which brought the price down.

[spumoni99]

Its on sale for 69.99 at costco right now, free shipping.

[Ronettes]

Is it really that good?

I've never used it, kindly let me know - does it tighten, moisturize, etc.?

[spumoni99]

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@Ronettes wrote:

Is it really that good?

I've never used it, kindly let me know - does it tighten, moisturize, etc.?

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I like it, it is very moisturizing  but I think as long as you use any moisturizer your good, I don't think you have to buy something that expensive.  I bought it once when costco had marked it down to 25 dollars. I think there are neck creams just as good at drug stores.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@Ronettes wrote:

Is it really that good?

I've never used it, kindly let me know - does it tighten, moisturize, etc.?

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I tried it many years ago and wasn't impressed.  

[Shanus]

IMHO, I don't think neck creams are worth the money or an extra step in skincare routines. There are no creams that tighten or lift, etc.

That said, a more moisturizing face cream carried down the neck to the chest will do the same thing...add hydration and make the face/neck appear a bit smoother.

[teganslaw]

I apply my facial moisturizer to my neck, and that seems to work well. It would be a waste of  my money to buy a separate neck cream. It's an unnecessary expense. 

Others think differently, but I'm not falling for the neck cream hype. 

[tends2dogs]

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@Ronettes wrote:

Is it really that good?

I've never used it, kindly let me know - does it tighten, moisturize, etc.?

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No.