Comments on: Neck Cream: Just as Important as Face Cream

By: Umesh

Umesh — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 06:56:36 +0000

If you want the clinique to have eoxilfant then just add a little sugar when you pump it out. If your skin is sensitive don’t add a lot. But thats what I do bc the wash I like is not an eoxilfant

By: Angela

Angela — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 13:35:49 +0000

There is no such thing as a “functioning” alcoholic. There are only acicholols who destroy themselves and those around them. Your kids are already in counselling, for sake! Are you seriously going to force them to grow up in the toxic environment they are in now, simply because you leave him”? If the case, do better to give up your kids to Child Protective Services voluntarily. You obviously do not have their best interest in mind.

By: diane murray

diane murray — Sun, 03 Jun 2012 19:50:36 +0000

Have a sagging neck line,
HELP

By: Neck Firming Cream

Neck Firming Cream — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:24:27 +0000

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By: Linda

Linda — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:40:45 +0000

I am going on 63 and my sister who is just 3 years younger than myself looks like she is in her 40′s! People think that her daughter is her sister. I have a chicken neck and I would love to be a tester!To get rid or to improve my chicken neck would help me to feel so much better.

Thank you,
Linda

By: Mary Marglia

Mary Marglia — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:58:33 +0000

It’s tricky when you are choosing a cream for your face. You want something that is gentle – the last thing you would want is a red, blotchy face. You want something that minimizes wrinkles. You want something that does NOT clog your pores – it doesn’t do much good if your face lotion turns you into a hive of pimples. You want your skin to look young looking, fresh looking, without being oily.

First off, I REALLY like the fact that this is in a pump design. So many face creams are in “pot” designs that were used by the ancient Egyptians. Those designs were fine for Egyptians, but in modern times they just don’t work well. Even if your hands are perfectly clean, once you put your fingers into the pot and then onto your face, now you have face oils and skin bits and such on your fingers. So when you put your fingers back into the pot for the second and third portion of lotion for other aspects of your face, you are now contaminating the lotion. Yes, I suppose you could take an entire face worth of lotion onto your fingers in the first place and spread it around. However, that’s really not good for your face You want to take the lotion out small piece by small piece, and work on one section of your face at a time. This container lets you properly do that.

The lotion has a nice, light texture and absorbs in quickly. I use this primarily on my neck area, as I want the “face lift” aspect there. Other areas of my face (my forehead etc) are more in need of a very gentle lotion that moisturizes. I am really not sure that a face lift lotion is a great idea near the eyes, for example. Something that is strong enough to do tightening / face lift activity is probably best reserved for areas that have that sort of issue. The neck and chin come to mind.

By: Pamela

Pamela — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 01:05:59 +0000

I just started using the Firming Neck Therapy and after a couple of days I can already notice my skin on my neck and chest looks smoother. I do have the “turkey neck” starting and I am hoping to see great improvements in this as well. I love all your articles, Dr. Perricone, and would also enjoy seeing before and after pics of people who are trying to treat a specific area such as the “turkey neck” showing the improvement they have seen and the treatments they are using. Is this possible? Hope you will consider me as a “Perricone tester” Thanks!!!

By: chelsea

chelsea — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 15:55:17 +0000

I’m 28 and within this last year I have certainly noticed how my neck and more noticibly my chest has totally lost its plumpness, the skin is so much thinner.

By: Susan

Susan — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 02:50:30 +0000

My main concern is avoiding “chicken-skin” neck! So many women spend a lot of time focusing their skincare regimine on their face and they stop at their jawline. Complete skincare extends down the neck and also includes the chest area.

By: mary brooks

mary brooks — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:56:03 +0000

I wanted to let you know that I take your skin vitamin supplements. It is expensive but I am sold on this product! I also eat the diet most of the time, but fall off at times as well. However, you may not think of this benefit: the skin vitamins help ALL tissues, not just the skin. I previously had very dry tissues in another area of my body and was looking at having to do HRT, to protect very thinning and easily torn tissues. After a recent checkup…I was told, “WOW, whatever you are doing, keep it up.” I told my doctor at that time that I couldn’t think of anything different except that I had quit a very very very stressful job. (I am so not a quitter so I was unhappy that leaving was the only solution I could find) But by the time I got to my car, I realized, the food and supplements are the only thing I have done differently! I do use your neck creme and ceramic eye cream. One of them has peptides and that was what I was seeking. I couldn’t be happier! and want to try other products to assure that my skin looks it’s best as I go thru Job Search again ! Thanks for persisting in the face of critics. I know that you do have the right approach to application of skin science. Keep learning and thanks for being a leader! Mary Brooks