My aging neck

Any advice on how to stop my chin from sagging and wrinkles from forming on my neck? I have been using my face creams on my neck for awhile now but am not seeing results.
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Written on: 06/26/2009 (11:16am)

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I'm not sure how to reverse it but to prevent it from getting worse try putting sun block on your neck and even hands becus sagging in these places can age you. hope this helps and maybe look up reviews from that olay regenerist line i heard they really work

Written on: 06/27/2009 (01:18am)

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Juicy is right...the sun is your skin's enemy and can not only cause sagging, but make existing sagging skin worse. Protect your neck (and face, etc.) with sunblock.

Olay's Regenerist Micro-sculpting cream temporarily firms my skin. It might work for you too. :)

Written on: 06/27/2009 (01:59pm)

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Another good product is StriVectin Neck Cream. You can get it at Costco for about $90 for a 2-pack of 1 oz. each. It can really make a difference in even the deep creases in the neck.

Good luck!

Written on: 08/03/2009 (08:15pm)

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My blog is reviewing creams for the chest/neck currently. We're focusing on anti-aging properties AND sunscreen so that it prevents things from getting worse.
We liked:
Perricone MD's firming neck cream
Chella Hydrating Face and Body Lotion
April Rain Night Rainew

You can visit Truth In Aging.com for reviews of all of them. They're fairly pricey but have provided great results for our 50-something reviewer, Marta, who is very concerned about her chest & neck lately.

Written on: 08/06/2009 (09:49am)

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My blog is reviewing creams for the chest/neck currently. We're focusing on anti-aging properties AND sunscreen so that it prevents things from getting worse.
We liked:
Perricone MD's firming neck cream
Chella Hydrating Face and Body Lotion
April Rain Night Rainew

You can visit Truth In Aging.com for reviews of all of them. They're fairly pricey but have provided great results for our 50-something reviewer, Marta, who is very concerned about her chest & neck lately.

Written on: 08/06/2009 (09:50am)

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Darn, sorry, didn't mean to double that up.

Written on: 08/06/2009 (09:50am)

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Check out E Burnham's neck Decollete Firming Cream. It really helps that area and it's price is not very expensive like the others. You can go to their website or call 800 273-7304 to request a catalogue

Written on: 08/07/2009 (07:02am)

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Thanks soozq2 - some of these are so expensive! As much as I want my neck to look better, I can't imagine paying those prices.

Written on: 09/03/2009 (09:38am)

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Your face and neck should equally be cared for as we get wrinkles on both parts of the body as we age.
Sunblock is a good idea. Additionally, if you have a moisturizer, apply it on your neck to hydrate.
If you are willing to invest $$~$$$, there are some products to lift and firm neck and chin areas but I am skeptical if they really work.

As you apply homemade facial masks for your facial skin, do the same for your neck.
They are much more economical and should be able to prevent further aging.

VANYA
http://www.thevanya.com

Written on: 09/12/2009 (03:38pm)

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