Beauty

[CathyinCA]

On 3/1/2015 Shelbelle said:

Revision Nectifirm, a little pricey, but find it ior less on ebay.

I found about it from my plastic surgeon's office. It's the best for me; I had tried all of the Perricone products and Strivectin, plus many others.

[sidsmom]

Unfortunately wrinkles are caused by weakened muscles. No topical cream/serum will tighten the underlining muscle. Surgery is the only thing that will fix that.

Creams/serums can make the skin more luminous on the outside, but it can't physically do anything for the underlining muscles.

[shoekitty]

On 3/1/2015 Sunshine said: Nectifirm for me also.

Oh geesh! I am an easy mark! LOL! I just went and bought this cream. I actually heard about it many times, but forgot the name. You just "reminded" me. Thanks sunshine. Let you know how it works. I use and like Perricone, but this is less expensive, and if it works as well (I a sure it will). I will be a happy camper

[pupwhipped]

On 3/1/2015 shoekitty said:

On 3/1/2015 Sunshine said: Nectifirm for me also.

Oh geesh! I am an easy mark! LOL! I just went and bought this cream. I actually heard about it many times, but forgot the name. You just "reminded" me. Thanks sunshine. Let you know how it works. I use and like Perricone, but this is less expensive, and if it works as well (I a sure it will). I will be a happy camper

Hmm, I think I am an easy mark, too. HA! Shoekitty, would you mind telling me where you purchased your cream? I looked on Amazon, but that's as far as I got. I've never even heard of this neck cream. Thanks.

[Shelbelle]

On 3/2/2015 pupwhipped said:

On 3/1/2015 shoekitty said:

On 3/1/2015 Sunshine said: Nectifirm for me also.

Oh geesh! I am an easy mark! LOL! I just went and bought this cream. I actually heard about it many times, but forgot the name. You just "reminded" me. Thanks sunshine. Let you know how it works. I use and like Perricone, but this is less expensive, and if it works as well (I a sure it will). I will be a happy camper

Hmm, I think I am an easy mark, too. HA! Shoekitty, would you mind telling me where you purchased your cream? I looked on Amazon, but that's as far as I got. I've never even heard of this neck cream. Thanks.

Best prices for Nectifirm are usually on ebay. Also lots selling samples of this on ebay too.

[pupwhipped]

Thank you, Shelbelle!

[nailmaven]

Revision Nectifirm for me, too.

[shoekitty]

On 3/2/2015 pupwhipped said:

On 3/1/2015 shoekitty said:

On 3/1/2015 Sunshine said: Nectifirm for me also.

Oh geesh! I am an easy mark! LOL! I just went and bought this cream. I actually heard about it many times, but forgot the name. You just "reminded" me. Thanks sunshine. Let you know how it works. I use and like Perricone, but this is less expensive, and if it works as well (I a sure it will). I will be a happy camper

Hmm, I think I am an easy mark, too. HA! Shoekitty, would you mind telling me where you purchased your cream? I looked on Amazon, but that's as far as I got. I've never even heard of this neck cream. Thanks.

Hi pup

I bought mine on Amazon, 49 dollars with prime. I was in a hurry and checked around quick. It was a good price. I have heard about it many times, but this time it just clicked, as I am almost out of my Perricone neck cream. I love his, but it is expensive. If this works as well, or almost as well, I am game. MY neck is pretty good, but I am 67, and need a little firming of the skin, which Perricone does. it is all temporary, but then again so I am I. As long as it looks okay while I am alive that is good enough!

[Irshgrl31201]

I don't buy a special cream for my neck or my eyes. I pick a good moisturizer with lots of good ingredients so there is no need for a separate cream that has the same type of ingredients.

[ROMARY]

Irish: Same with me. I've been using coconut oil lately. Seems to work fine, too.