Everything is a belief system. Use what works. Use creams, serums, etc. within your realm of expectations. You have to eat properly to have good skin care. You can use the best skin care in the world, neck, cream, eye, cream, whatever cream, but if your diet is not on point your skin will never glow.
Im 58 and thankfully I have a really good neck!! My secret I NEVER let the sun near my face neck and chest area. I have used moisturisers and neck creams since I was 15 on all the above areas!
@@val7595 any neck cream will work once you are using it! At the min Im using the Gold neck cream from Lidl and its excellent. Remember it sun damage that causes wrinkles!😉
Caroline - good for you!!! Learn to take care of your skin now and it will reap you rewards in your years to come!! Also watch Dr. Dray on RU-vid (she is a dermatologist), I am 62 and thankfully always taken care of my skin, even without RU-vid!
The best advice my mother gave me was to start moisturizing from a young age as she did-15. Her skin was beautiful up until her passing last November. Yes I too have used whatever I use for my face to my neck and hands! I’m in my early 50’s and my skin etc is looking quite good. As yours does 👌 Love your video.
As Nora Ephron once said, “Our faces are lies and our necks are the truth. You have to cut open a redwood tree to see how old it is, but you wouldn’t if it had a neck.”
...and hands. They don't lie either. Mine look older than my face and I've been using sunblock on them and my face everyday since I was 35. I also wear a hat. I should have been wearing gloves every time I donned a hat. I'm sure that would have made a difference.
@@DeborahZajac Redwood tree rings are considered beautiful, why aren't our wrinkles? I live in redwood country and they are indeed beautiful. The redwood trees that is lol!
Marcy Brennan It's a very old saying that "nature's green is gold," meaning that youth is the most beautiful asset we can have. That said, I didn't reach my prettiest point until I was in my late 20s, but many women have told me that when they turned 30, men lost interest in them, like somebody flipped a switch. It isn't fair, but it's part of evolution - the young women are the most attractive because of their fertility. Men don't usually think of it that way, but the survival instinct of the species is in the DNA.
E Dennis I’m 70 (can’t believe it) and find , because of my perspective or mindset I guess...that people are their most beautiful as they live longer because they are wiser, confident (or improved) and so it’s all interesting and good . Must say, I try to eat plant based, detox smoothies, etc to keep self care as a priority (maybe should’ve said self love)
Ziggy3339 unfortunately, most people are superficial. I agree with you though...what’s on the inside IS what truly counts and I like myself a WHOLE lot more than I did when I was 20 (now 37)! Now we just need the rest of the world to agree with us LOL
A pea sized amount of Retin A mixed in with your moisturiser is the best neck and chest cream in my opinion !! Always take your skincare down to your neck, most people forget this.
Carolanne Titmus hey hun.. can u still get Retin A.. I know docs stopped it, not sure why, there is an alternative which is ok, no where near as good! I really want to get some Retin A, not sure who to trust online to buy it.. do u know of any please ❤️
Ahhhhh....when I look at old photos, the round "moon face" face, that was the bane of my existence in High School, I yearn for it now. Everything has moved South, including me. I 💗 you and thank you for this Nadine. You confirmed what I always believed. You don't specifically need a "neck cream", as long as your face care is good, you can share it with your neck! 🌸☺️🌺
I'm 51 and had Ultherapy last year. I'm so glad to hear that I'm not the only one dissatisfied. Like you, I think it made the area under my chin look worse. Thanks for posting this. I bought six less expensive products today instead of one multi-purpose product. Keeping my fingers crossed. 😊
Abby DiLeonardo I’m convinced it made the area under my chin saggier - and others have said the same. Radio frequency worked better for me although the effects were subtle x
@@NadineBaggottI had ultherapy and it was a complete disaster. Not only did it not work, it seemed to dissolve whatever fat I had in the area so the skin sagged even more. I asked for my money back and I was lucky to get a full credit. I ended up getting a mini facelift - one of my best decisions ever. I’m thrilled with the results! I’m also on HRT.
This is my first time watching you and I LOVE the honesty! I'm 36 but I look 25 and for some reason I woke up today saying "I need to get into preventative skin care for my neck and chest area." I started applying sunscreen and then I told myself "I need a neck cream." Me never using a neck cream, I Google popular neck cream products and found that most of them have the same ingredients that are used on the face. I decided to see what I can find on RU-vid, found your video and I learned that I wasn't going crazy. I CAN use my skin care products on my neck and chest area. Thank you soooo much!
My grandmother was French and taught me to have a good skincare regimen from a very early age. Because of this philosophy, most French women have lovely skin and rarely resort to surgery. Natural beauty (including a few wrinkles!) is very much embraced.
@@michellerjackson5776 well, I was just making a comment lol but I'd be happy to share! What would you like to know? One tip she gave me was to splash your face with cold water 10 times after washing. Gives the skin a nice, rosy color, relieves puffiness, and temporarily tightens pores.
Hi Shawna can you tell me what Skin cream or Skin Creams you use Day/ night/and if you use anything for the sun? Thank you that was cool of you giving us a tip. 💖
@@stcyblueberrystcystrawberr5671 no problem at all! My Gran used the original Oil of Olay beauty fluid (the pink one) all her life and Ivory bar soap as well as Ponds or Jergens cold cream for makeup removal. Not gonna lie, I like a bit more variety lol so I switch it up a bit. Right now I'm using the Aveda Botanical Kinetics gel cleanser, Pixi Rose tonic toner, Pixi Rose Cavier essence, and either OofO original beauty fluid for day moisturizer or Darphin Illuminating Oil Gel cream. My skin looks great with just the bare essentials she used (and I swear by the cold water splash), I just like to be a bit extra haha.
@@spinstercatlady Wow you probably have good genetics too! I know that French women usually buy their skin creams from a pharmacy rather than a high end store . Ponds is a good one and thanks for the Cold water splash tip too. I usually just take off my whole face makeup off with cotton balls and Greek Olive Oil that is first cold pressed. Try the Crete brand Olive Oil it Rocks! P.S. that kitty is Gorgeous! 💖😍😸💖💗
Thank you so much for this honesty Nadine! I am 57 and, honestly, although I always bring down my skincare on my neck (I need to pay more attention to my chest area though), I have really had to resign myself to the fact that there's gonna be some droop!! I won't have surgery, so I need to do what I can with skincare and to embrace reality. Your video has confirmed my thoughts, so thank you, 'cause I won't be running out to spend a fortune on 'neck specific' skincare x
Gloria Martinez same here everything that goes on my faces goes around my eyes and my neck and chest. I have tried eye and neck creams and serums and nothing did anything except moisturize. Why waste the money
I'm 38 and I've started trying out eye serums and creams, and I'm coming to the conclusion that my face cream works just fine for around my eyes. Particularly at night. The only type eye serum I've noticed any major difference with are the super thin morning serums that cool and depuff a bit like the one I'm using from Skyn Iceland.
I used to follow the same one for all routine. Big mistake...Take a look at how less puffy your eyes will be when your not putting skin plumping face cream around your delicate eye area. I like to use my Mia on my neck weekly to exfoliate so the cream sinks in.
Nadine even though this video doesn’t apply to me as I’m 27 I really want to thank you for being so honest with what you get done. I really respect you for that. Ive always thought getting anything done is to help that person’s confidence n make themselves feel better. So I’ve always been supportive. I really hope this helps allot of women who are concerned on this area. 😊
This video absolutely applies to you! Always look after your skin and protect it from the sun. I am 60 and have a smooth skin and neck. I started looking after my skin with basics when I was about 15. Start now. Please!
I started with tiny bits of filler at 35, only in my cheeks and lips. I never have more than 1ml at a time, split between my cheeks and never more than 0.55ml in my lips and I've preserved what I have always looked like. I've used retinol and peptides since I was 30 (though I loved lotions and potions in my 20s), wear SPF every day. I never sunbath for more than 15 mins a day on holiday (for vitamin D) and then have a white sarong over my face and chest, wear over spf30 and very high UVA protection, also a hat, stay in the shade. I turn 40 next year and will get a white umbrella. I still have lots of fun, but I keep in mind that I do want to look good forever and I don't think there is anything wrong with it. I am a child at heart and want my outside to match my inside as much as possible. 😍
oh how naive that comment is....trust me, apply good skin care principals NOW and you will see into your 50's that it did apply to you.....and you won't need all that gross foundation stuff!!! lol
Poor posture is another contributing factor of sagging jawline, especially now days with everyone staring at electronic devices with their faces turned down, reading books or documents with the face downwards. Women who have heavy breasts are also more inclined to having sagging around the jawline. Repetitive movements and poor posture unfortunately will negatively impact the jawline, so pay attention as well as using good skincare consistently and eating nutritious, wholesome foods, lots of water too.
Please stop giving misinformation about the difference in skin type from the face, neck and chest. I am a nurse Practitioner in Medical Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery for over 12 years. Your recommendations to use retinol and retin-A on the neck and chest is going to lead to a lot of women having red irritated rashes on their necks and chest, skin that is thinner and more sensitive than the face. Only diluted amounts of Retin-A or Retinol should be use on neck and chest areas. And it’s incredibly important to protect the skin with sunblock several times daily to prevent further sun damage when using these products. Thank you.
I use my prescription Tretinoin on my neck with ease. In fact my neck is way less sensitive than my face. I definitely wouldn’t call this video misinformation, because clearly we all have different skin types, and textures, and issues that can cause all of us to react and tolerate things in a wide variety of ways.
I'm 64, did not take good care of my skin. I've lost weight and now I'm dealing with a droopy neck. I've started covering my face and neck with Ponds Cold Cream for sensitive skin. I've noticed a dramatic difference already :) I put it on, leave it on for about 30 minutes then gently wipe off with a wet, warm facecloth. The lines are diminishing and my skin feels so good. I also once a month cover my face and neck with raw honey, leave it on for 30 minutes and then wash off with wet, warm facecloth. Makes my skin shine :)
That’s amazing and I totally believe it! My grandmother used Ponds Cold Cream her whole life. It was the only product she used. Her skin was beautiful and wrinkle-free, despite years on the beach and being fair skinned. You have inspired me to start using it too. Thanks 😊
You are very, very, sweet, and please continue to do this because it makes you happy and has a pleasant effect, but I do have to tell you that Ponds Cold Cream is not particularly good as a moisturiser or anti-ageing. (It is, however, an excellent first/make-up cleanser.) Cold Cream is almost entirely made of mineral oil, and is primarily intended for make-up removal. It has no other benefits--at all--and that's the hard truth. Women used to use it as cream, because the other creams on the market also had nothing to offer except mineral oil and petrolatums and what was then-unrefined lanolin (contemporary medical-grade lanolin is perfectly lovely). So, the effect of your Cold Cream treatment is purely superficial. There's special magic in this product at all, and it will certainly no protect anyone from the harmful UV damage that Panda mentions (walking on the beach without SPF is a dangerous practice, statistically likely to result in skin cancer by age 70, and her grandmother was simply blessed in genetics). Any benefit that you're seeing from the Cold Cream is because you haven't been using skincare for decades. The Cold Cream adding back oil into your skin. Nothing more. As we age, our skin stops producing natural oils in a youthful abundance, so a heavy superficial moisturiser of any kind will replenish dry/oil-deprived skin and give a softer look and feel to the skin. (It may also improve your skin barrier if this has been damaged from chronic dryness and dehydration, etc, which seems likely.) However, it is not adequate to reverse or prevent accelerated ageing, however--and better barrier repair comes from the presence of Natural Moisturising Factors in a cream, which include linoleic acid, stearic acid, oleic acid, urea, cholesterol, phytosphingosine, ceramides, and much, much more. These are ideally naturally found in abundance in skin. I would strongly suggest watching some of Nadine's videos to learn about ingredients, skin science, and affordable options with ingredients that can actually help to repair and improve your skin. Skincare has gotten genuinely 1000x better and more effective since the days of Pond's Cold Cream (which I would totally hold onto for removing make-up, however). But you don't need to spending much more money, I promise. The Ordinary, The Inkey List, and Superdrug all have options in the same price range. For you, I would specifically recommend the Superdrug Simply Pure Hyrdating Serum for 2.99 pounds (www.superdrug.com/Skin/Face-Skin-Care/Face-Serums/Superdrug-Simply-Pure-Hydrating-Serum-50ml/p/342700). This is a WONDERFUL product that has most of the ingredients I discussed. :) The Vitamin E Hot Cloth Cleanser for roughly the same price is a great alternative to Ponds Cold Cream for cleansing too. For moisturiser, I would suggest something like The Ordinary's Natural Moisturing Factors + HA, which Nadine is a big fan of. This is 5 pounds: www.cultbeauty.co.uk/the-ordinary-natural-moisturizing-factors-ha.html. As for honey, it's okay. It has two benefits--anti-microbial activity to assist blemish-prone skin, and humectant properties to lock water into the skin. The latter is most likely why you enjoy it and see a benefit. However, you will like that hydrating serum even more, I think, as it contains hyaluronic acid (holds 1000x its weight in water, which our skin loses in scary quantities as we age until we almost have none in our elderly years. No HA is why 80-year-old skin has that distinct look about it). This comment is not a critique. I am wonderfully happy that you have started your skincare journey, and it's always nice to share what works for us. But as someone who has a medical background and a particular interest in skincare, I thought I would explain why there are a lot better options on the market, especially as others may be disappointed by the long-term results it yields for them. It's easy to think that the oldies work because they're tried and tested and many attractive women swore by them, but skincare is an area that has progressed leaps and bounds. We understand things so much better today, and the truth about most women who had great skin back in the day was simply that they had great skin. Some people do. But their products largely didn't work. We can determine that in a lab now.
Also, droopy neck is partly a loss of elastin (and, of course, diminished fat). Clinical treatments can be very helpful for this, actually, and at-home microcurrent devices (Myolift, NuFace) are also useful but must be used ongoingly to maintain the results. Creams don't work very well with neck droop. There's not a lot that they can do, if you think about it. Especially a basic moisturiser that is just delivering oil and water into your skin. To determine how much elastin your skin has, you can pinch your hand. Young elastin-rich skin will bounce back flat instantly, but elastin-lacking mature skin will stay pinched for longer and may have no bounce left at all. My family has a natural predisposition towards jowls, so I wish anti-droop were't so difficult. Haha... Budget friendly options are muscle strengthening exercises for a small lift (albeit not of the skin), which you can find here on RU-vid or on Google, as well as making sure to apply sunscreen to prevent things from getting worse.
Fantastic video Nadine👏🏻 I used RetinA 0.025 on my face neck an chest for one year. I also use Timeless Vit C, Coenzyme Q10 an Matryxl Synthe 6 which I started 6mths before. I don't noice much difference in the deep wrinkles my face, however, my chest is looking amazing to what it was👏🏻 My chest wrinkles were not nearly as deep as my face though 🙄😭😂 I've just started 0.05 RetinA 2 weeks ago, every 2nd night an so far no bad reaction👍🏻 As well as putting all my skincare right down my chest I also brush my teeth before I do anything, in case I dribble toothpaste down my chin, which would then remove the skincare😜😂 Lovin your honesty too👏🏻😘 xx
Hi Nadine I have used Estée Lauder from being a teenager first with skin care taken by my mum to the department store ,then onto makeup as a young nurse , but now I am a mature woman I wish I could say thank you to my mum as she lay the foundations for me , so I have been brand loyal using all Estée night repair products and of course they stunning makeup however with all the will in the world your body collapses as you age nothing in the world only plastic surgery will treat not stop ! I am very happy in my skin I enjoy looking after it and I am afraid unless you earn mega bucks your stuck with it but treat it as your best friend and cherish as you would your partner . And stay happy smile you are you embrace it . Regards to all Liz
Great comment! I agree that unless you're very wealthy and plan on plastic surgery, starting a good skincare routine early is the way to go. French women have beautiful skin because they take care of it from a young age and rarely resort to surgery. They embrace their natural beauty wrinkles and all!
Hi Nadine I put all my face serums moisturiser Reterides Retinol on my neck chest and backs of hands, I have bad sun damage on my chest/ hands it has improved with The Retin A , also for the last twenty years I have used a face machine called Integra Face Care System(no longer available) and Babyliss Face Toning System ,(portable)(the egg) also for the last 10 years Tripollar Stop, that has slowed down the droop, my face is still drooping but there is a visible if not permanent improvement when I use these, I've had botox in my forehead plus I had my first Profhilo two weeks ago and there is already a difference cant wait for the next stage, as i'm 70 this year Profhilo gives me hope of a better skin when all the odds are against me it's simple and relatively inexpensive, that and the Retin A have been a game changer for me, my new photo is me this month 69 1/2 , it may be shallow to some but it makes me happy :)
I'm on my early 50s and never took care of my chest area when I was young so you could definitely tell!! My skin was horrible and nothing helped until I found Gold Bond Neck & Chest cream on sale. I used about 2-3 bottles and the wrinkles were basically gone. Now I use regular skin products on it and it maintains it well. But sometimes you just need to see quicker results, and I can definitely recommend the GB.
Works for me and I also use Strivectine neck tightening neck creams. Takes a couple of weeks but you will see a difference. I am 74 yrs old so takes a little more time. Also too much sugar can create a sagging jawline
I agree on the gold bond cream. The most rapid and visible change was on my chest. I had been developing a crease from side sleeping and after less than week that went away. I’ve never had the courage to put it on my face wrinkles (between my brows is the most prominent) because my face is very sensitive and seems to get dry, red or blemishes if I put any cream based products on it.
The skin on my neck and chest is sooooo much more sensitive than the skin on my face. I once used an acid peel on my chest, that I've used on my face for years, and I have a scar to show for it. Be very careful.
Adore your integrity and honesty. I'm turning 49 this June. Although I was lucky enough to have found an excellent dermatologist years ago (thanks to whom my skin is healthier now than in my early 30s), I neglected the neck and chest area. As of September last year I started the routine suggested in this video, step by step, just like you explained it. Still far from my desired goal, yet the results on my neck and chest are amazing when speaking in terms of 7,8 months. Of course, still doing my regular facials plus: Dermapan microneedling and mesotherapy. Helped immensely. Thank you for another myth busting ♥️
You have made my hubby so happy - he has been saying this for years. I don’t use a neck cream and have always used my skincare products on my neck and chest xx
Love my Neostrata Firming neck cream! I am almost done with my second one and I already ordered another one. Not a huge difference but clearly a difference
I tried that Neostrata didn’t see anything. Try Clarins Super Restorative Decollete And Neck Concentrate. Made for menopausal women who have lost elasticity to their skin. Made in France.❤
Nivea 48hour moisture is the best thing ever for 40+ skin. I use it on hands, face & neck and everyone compliments me on being 49 and wrinkle free. And it's £2.
I'm 22, male and I'm starting to have deeper lines in my neck. I know the causes: bad posture: looking down most of the time (i'm tall), sleeping on my side, gaining weight.
You don't need a neck cream just like you don't need an eye cream. I also use a BHA or an AHA on my neck for exfoliation a couple of times a week. My neck looks great for 64 yrs old.
I found this video helpful. I'm 43 and was unpleasantly surprised that aging shows up almost overnight, rather than gradually as I'd always assumed. Neck wrinkles, nasolabial folds, some sagging or jowliness around the jawline, and deeper smile lines are my main facial aging issues so far. As an oily skinned girl, I was never in the habit of moisturizing at all, but now I am learning to faithfully apply moisturizer and sunscreen. I have a retinol/hyaluronic acid night cream and I'm beginning to dermaroll/microneedle. I'm nervous about whether I'll see results. I saw another video where someone said that a drugstore cream, Nivea smoothing and firming cream, got rid of her under-eye bags completely and also helps with jowels. I have a vitamin C serum for post-dermarolling. This is a whole lotta new stuff all at once. My skincare regimen has had to change drastically pretty quickly. I never thought about wrinkles before. Your neck looks better than mine, I'm 43, and a year ago, I had no neck wrinkles at all! They appeared overnight! Two deep lines. And now a third one along the collarbone. I want to get used to aging gracefully and accepting nature, but it's pretty hard to do when you are new to aging and get a shock looking in the mirror. I will learn to love my aging face but slowing down the change a bit would be nice.
Love how honest and true you always are ❤️ I always bring my face products down my neck and chest, have been doing this since my teens and I am always 46 now. People always compliment me on my neck and chest area so that is what I now tell my 15 year old daughter, take care of your skin and you will thank yourself for it when you're my age!
Nadine, you look stunning. I love your eye look today. Thank you for being so delightfully transparent. I’ve always used my face creams on my neck so I’m glad to hear this. I would say that sunscreen has been the most important item I’ve used. Hugs from America. 😘
I love the triple neck Neostrata... I’m waiting for a 30-40% off and I buy it. I also liked the Exuvience neck cream. I’m 57 and I use a neck cream for 3-4 years... maybe not big difference but my neck doesn’t get worse with age as of yet 😊
Only 55yrs with a horrible and very recent wake up call, creepy neck skin seemingly overnight, could it be hormones? or I’m not sure, it looks like my grandmothers and I’m in shock when I look in the mirror or see a picture. Oh no what to do!
I’m sixty and have used skin care daily since I was seventeen. Of course products have changed greatly over forty three years but I’ve always included my neck in my routine. Currently I’m using some of The Ordinary’s wonderful products. Including their Retionoid serum. Things I wish I’d known and done years ago: More about sun damage and sun protection. More about retinol. Thank you, I really enjoyed this video and have subscribed.
Thank you so much for doing this video...I have told my daughters that if they can use it on their faces, they can use it on their necks, hands and décolletage Edit:(It was Mary Kay that said your face starts at the décolletage). This knowledge dawned on me also a bit late...in my 40s. I won’t go anywhere without my Clairsonic!
Take a look at Facerobics. It's a bit confusing because so many videos so worth watching the How To ones first. In particular take a look at Peta Pryor's before and afters. She explains everything in great detail.
Love how honest, relatable and straight forward you are. In a world of RU-vid Influencers, who are often non-transparent sales people, it’s nice to have that bs-free approach. I absolutely loved that makeup brush cleaning device you recommended, so clever!!! I did not have a good experience with Beautypie though, just FYI. Thanks for these great videos, would love to see an udpadate skincare routine from you. 😽
The neck and jawline are two different things. The neck on your neck and chest IS different than the skin on your face - it's thinner and has fewer muscles supporting them than the face. Neck wrinkles are happening younger because of tech neck. Plus the chest often receives much more sun damage than the face because no one ever remembers to apply skin protection there, me included. Neck lines are not caused by not cleansing- they're caused by tech neck (constantly looking down on phones, tablets), not applying actives there. The neck serum I use HAS smoothed out the horizontal neck lines I had (which other creams I used on my face didn't), and a night cream I use has plumped up my skin and has totally firmed up my jawline. I use the ones from Vertere. I also believe in using devices that make sense, like the Facial Flex; doesn't do anything for neck wrinkles, that's where my neck serum comes in.
Total sense.. at 61 my neck and face contours have improved.. using retinol and glycolic acid... neutrogena hydroboost body gel cream is amazing for hydration.. BUT the biggest improvement is from using Paul Younane face/neck exerciser... tones neck and face and builds up cheek muscles...amazing..
Thanks for posting this Nadine. From what I understand, our necks lack sebaceous glands so the face creams with more potentially irritating ingredients like acids or arbutin (Oridnary arbutin irritates my neck but not liquid gold!). Anyway I just use cerave cream it's got quite safe ingredients and ceramides. Basically, keeping it hydrated and moisturised is all that's necessary. And yes the exfoliation once a week but not too often due to my point above about not having sebaceous glands.
Agree you don’t need a neck cream However if you feel you want one you can use your face cream I’ve spent thousands of pounds over the years on expensive cream always had a lovely skin however my skin improved a lot when A french lady in a Manchester store say to me Madame I will let you in to a secret she bent down and showed me many french face creams 🧴 all of which were expensive she told me you don’t need to spend a lot on these face creams in all this fancy packaging and fancy jars no she then winked at me and bent down and showed me a jar of ponds dry skin cream Listen this is all you need to use I started using this years ago and it’s been fantastic my skin is always glowing ladies come out even today and tell me how lovely my skin is. I Always swear by this cream. Kylie Minogue Also uses this and has done for many years I use Elizabeth Arden purifying cream cleanser to which I love It is important to look after your skin but if you get the right product it dosent need to cost a lot
Hi Nadine, can you please do a video on all the different type of treatments out there at the derm or cosmetic clinics! I want to start to invest in myself and there are sooo many options, don’t know where to start! Thanks!!
Thankyou for an honest appraisal of neck creams. I've been going mad trying to educate myself as to which one to buy, and not spend a fortune. I really do not believe you have to spend $300,00 on a face/neck cream. And I also love your delivery. Its so hard to discern who really uses a product or if they are just selling for a company. 💜
I love my smile lines, too. Oh goodness, I'm guilty for cleansing my face only! I do take my serums and moisturizers down to the decollate, but now will cleanse all the way down!
I’ve had great luck with my “recipe” I’ve used Retin A for a few years now. This year I added Gold Bond Ultimate Firming neck cream ( totally got rid of my lines) and my NuFace that’s now been approved for necks. Have seen a big improvement in firmness and jaw sag.
I just started using the Gold Bond oh, about three weeks now, and I've noticed nothing. More concerned about sagging. How long did it take you to notice a difference? I will have to check out the other product you mention as well. I do not yet use Retin-A but I am trying differin only about three weeks as well every other night.
Sable 711 wanted to tell you about a Dr. Dray on RU-vid (she is a dermatologist) she talks about differin. I was going to buy over the counter in US however after listening to her I will go and get a prescription for Tretinoin - go check her out.
I am 63 with a quite wrinkly neck (although my face looks good) and started using the Gold Bond 6 months ago because of reviews and quite honestly have not noticed any improvement at all.
Jo Jo problem is here in uk, they don’t prescribe Retin-A anymore, just differin , I did have a convection where I could buy Retin-A, but not sure who to go for online.. I’m using differin, and I love what it does for my skin, but nowhere near as good as Retin-A ❤️
All my hope is lost it’s so bad, only one thing left for me and that is surgery, I waited to late to do something , I just accepted it and said it’s just the way it is so I just have to embrace it, but I can’t. Thanks for the advice and to all of the younger ladies out there that read my comment , start NOW and protect and treat your neck no differently than your face . I look like a turtle , turkey or scrotum neck , it’s horrible. I work outside and have been a sun sponge most of my life , started noticing it in my twenties, I’m 52 now and just want to hide away I’m so repulsed by my reflection now and what I once was. I know it’s hot in the summer but protect your neck no differently than your face ladies , wear those wide brim hats if your going to be in the sun or a thin scarf , anything to protect your neck as well. Wish I had of. Paying the price now and it’s awful. Good luck .
Along w/ various skin nourishing oils, I'm starting collagen powder in my beverages now to see if it works. Try that w/ me, let's see if there's any improvement by the end of the year👍
For my 53 years of life, i have had a fat face and for the first time in my life, you have made me so appreciate it. YES! This is why people always think i look in my early 40's instead. I tried the ultrasound treatment too. Total waist of money. The improvement was so minimal, It just wasn't worth it.
I use 100% Pure Restorative Neck Cream. However, I use it on my face, neck & décolleté'. Also, I started making my own bone broth. It was suggested to drink 2 cups per day. That was a bit too much for me, so, I'm drinking 1 cup every day. Other people are noticing the difference. Oh, and, I have been using my NuFace since 2013. Yep, it really makes a difference.
So happy to have found you and your channel. It is hard to find someone my age with this very useful information!! No I need to catch up on all of your videos . Might have to start ordering products from the UK though .... thank you 😊
Same :( 44 here I’m getting the plasma pen done to see if that helps. I looked into the necktite procedure but I dont have the fat needed. I hope it works - this sucks lol
I am over 40. I think my best way to combats neck aging is only sunscreen, retin a, basic moisturizer and exercise. Nadine, I think you are very very smart and honest person.
I think Caroline Hirons in her latest video advises against putting retinol and their adjacent products onto the neck. There simply are not the oil glands in the neck to sustain this.
I’d just like to say that, sadly, as far as I’m aware, beauty/skin care vloggers..why hasn’t anyone mentioned anything about Brandon Truaxe’s passing. He was a major force in the industry. His contribution was immense. Regardless of his mental health issues..he’s only human..it happens..it would be kind and respectful to acknowledge his contribution to the beauty industry. 🥀
It's strange isn't it? I know when Brandon was still CEO, Deciem became a dirty word in the industry so people distanced themselves from the brand. I think maybe the reason people aren't really speaking out is because I don't think the cause of death has been confirmed yet so it's difficult to word a statement. Also, nobody wants the backlash, being accused of being 2 faced etc.
I agree that it should be acknowledged. With all the recent controversy concerning his strange/paranoid Twitter posts prior to his death, it's certainly an odd circumstance though.
I just started using the Farmacy’s “holy grail” oil. Not a cream, but I love how honey heals the skin so this is a convenient no mess option . Just found this channel and I’ll be binge watching.
Appreciate your straight on talk and Truth in advertising, so to speak. Thanks Nadine! We need more influencers like you. Cheers, love from the States. ❤️💄🐈🌷🌸🐶🌹
Really needed this video Nadine! I was starting to get overwhelmed at the notion of how many lotions and potions I need. But my cash will be staying in my purse for now. Cheers. Also ,you look amazing!x
I am going to be 50, so happy I found your channel! I love your approach. I don't even wash my face at night or moisturize my entire life, hahaha. I did get retin-a in September 2019 and I started using it twice a week so far =) I use it on neck, chest, backs of hands too. Going to bump it up to 3 times a week. I always use sunblock. My neck, jowls, chin look bad-- I lost 15 pounds recently. I hope to slow down this aging a little!!! XOXO
This is my hack: I use a simple basic cream and mix Kigelia extract oil in it. Concentration 5 - 10 %. Plumps up the skin of the neck and decolleté. Kigelia is the fruit of an african tree that contains phytoestrogens. Maybe thats why the skin gets a bit firmer. I am 63 and I can see a difference on my saggy neck skin. You can get the extract online for little money. Works also great for the hands. Maybe you could use it on the face too, but for my face skin the basic creme is too "rich", so I use it only under the eyes sometimes.
It’s an oil many if the you tubers use go to Mary Ellen after 60 she has a discount code for 40%off it’s a awesome product it’s helped my neck tremendously
Yona Hawkins listen to some of the other you tubers we all use RetinA go to Melissa 55 she had used it for years.when I started on it I pulled up RetinA on you tube many ladies can help you with the information you need to know
loved this video, Gotta give it to the british to tell things the way they are. In the usa its so difficult to find that because the goal is to lie in order to sell sell sell
Thank you for not embarrassing people. Instead show us what to do and not to do by other procedures. Sometimes it’s the Dr. fault. Sometimes it’s from insecurities thinking more is better. When less is more!
hi! I recommend doing a sinus cleanse with hot compress, boiling water and adding vinegar or lemon or tea tree oil. Do this every day until you see results. the sinus systems and also saliva glands are all taking up the face so it's good to drain and keep them clean 🌺
I so agree with the recommendation for Ameliorate on the neck and chest, I actually use it on my face in the evenings as an acid treatment. (it does say on their website suitable for use on the face) with great effect and it's the only acid product I have ever been able to tolerate. It has calmed down my rosacia and flakey parched skin.
I at 41 years old started developing eczema on my hips which led me to an eczema cream by Eucerin. Love it! The texture is great so I tried it in my face and neck. I feel like it's healing my barrier. The best cream iv ever tried skin looks great! Makeup sits well on it. I use IT CC and I get compliments all the time. FYI. P.s. your great! You and Jo crack me up 💖
Just wanted to let you know, that in my experience, a shower filter completely gets rid of eczema. In my 20s, I moved to a city, with city water. Prior to that, I grew up in the country with well water. When I moved, I got eczema, and 2 other skin condition, including little bumps. Within 1 week, 2 out of the 3 conditions went away, and the 3rd went away later. Before I learned about the filter, I had gone to a dermatologist who gave me creams, 1 of which he told me that I had to apply with gloves on, because it wasn’t good for me to touch it. Um, huh? Why would I put something on my skin that I shouldn’t touch? It is decades later, and my eczema never came back, until literally about a week ago. I just moved, and wasn’t on top of things, and neglected to hook up my shower filter. Today I realized that I have been scratching the area between my fingers. I actually looked closely, and realized, crap, this is eczema. I have been showering for 6 weeks in another city’s crappy chlorinated water, and it’s back. So I need to install the filter. It’s not hard; all you need is a vice grip. But in my move, I haven’t been able to find it. It’s time to look. But just thought this info might be helpful to you. I get mine from pure-earth something or another. I know there’s a dash between the words though. It’s a really outdated site, but I buy their $50 filter, and it’s perfect.
Just discovered your channel! So glad I did! Thank you for your honesty on neck creams! I’ve been trying them for years and still have no real results! You look beautiful!🎉
Great honesty Nadine. I’m in my fifties and have been doing face aerobics , which is helping to lift and firm parts of my face. Your right , creams cannot do this.
I always like to use a scrub cream/mechanical exfoliator on my chest and decollete in the shower. I started doing this when I realized I have quite a few scrubs, pretty expensive, that I could not use on my face and didn't want to discard them (face cream that I find to rich or not quite happy with the texture, I use it on my hands before bed). It makes a huge difference, skin is so smooth after wards, that is how I know I had dead skin cells, and I like to use a hydration mist and one of my face cream after. It makes a huge difference... This treatment is in my "shower routine"every time. I do this toward the end, after the pores are a little open from the shower/warm water, and the dead skin cells are eventually easier to remove...
I love your delivery and your honesty. I am a new subscriber and I've learned so much watching you. Thank you. I'm sending your vids to a couple girlfriends and I'm telling them they need your videos in their lives.
My neck and chest are even more sensitive than my face! I can't use my Tretinoin on them, but I can use Lactic Acids, and Retinols. I also use what I use on my face on my hands including sunblock. Don't forget your hands! I have the sagging skin under my chin now. I'm beginning to think a lift of some kind is all that will work. I don't have any fat there anymore either. Aging isn't for wimps is it?
Makes sense to me. I use a body lotion with retinol. And I pull my face products down on my neck. I wear makeup and pull it down my neck, so it only makes sense to.
