Do You Need a Neck Cream? Dermatologist's Anti-Aging Skincare Tips & Treatments for Your Neck

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Do you need a neck cream? How do you remove or reduce neck wrinkles? As a dermatologist, I get these question all the time from my patients. So today, we’re going to talk about anti-aging skincare for your neck as well as in-office neck treatments like chemical peels, lasers, and more.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:34 Anti-Aging on Your Neck
02:42 Neck-Targeted Skincare
04:59 Topical Retinoids
06:55 Growth Factors
07:47 Peptides
08:41 Sunscreen
09:23 Vitamin C
10:19 In-Office Neck Treatments
12:29 Neck Discoloration
14:06 Neck Wrinkles & Lines
16:46 Neck Lifting & Tightening
17:20 Neck Surgery
18:13 Subscribe!
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[@agelessamy2335]

I love that you mentioned that horizontal neck bands can be genetic. I can see them in my kindergarten picture, so they’re not just a result of age. On a different note, I’ve seen improvement with crepey texture on my neck with using a mild glycolic acid. I didn’t realize what a difference it was making until I stopped using it, and the crepiness returned.

[@vhalleranch]

This is the most clear and helpful video I've ever seen about treating the neck. Well done, Doc👌

[@davidsotir4318]

Excellently presented and informative video. Thank you!

[@beyond50skin]

I’m definitely guilty of neglecting my neck. I kept forgetting sunscreen on the back of my neck and chest. At 50+ the photo damage was very evident. Now I love a neck cream. I've tried the Strivectin but my current favorite is the DRMTLGY neck cream. It really improves the appearance of my neck. I also use HQ and 1-2 x a week a retinoid .. super irritating if I'm not careful. I also tried Trifarotene (retinoid) on my neck and chest. To help the pull of neck bands on my lower face I get platysmal band Botox once a year💜

[@stephaniebissett5719]

I love the Clarins Super Restorative Decollete and Neck Concentrate. Its so soothing and spells amazing.

[@helenorgarycrevonis2022]

Great explanation of procedures! Thank you

[@LolalaShowGirlUtube]

Thank you so much for the information. I found this video to be very informative.

[@mariliamerino]

Hello doctor, could you please make a video on how to take care of the skin on the chest products, ingredients and treatments

[@lessiededier4008]

The first few sentences in your video hit the nail on its head, so to speak. All my life, I focus on my face and my body. Then, just out of the blue, I've noticed my neck. It's awful. I'm in panic mode now. I have Turkey neck along with the crepey skin. It's a battle to minimise it, but I'm fighting a losing battle. I look forward to such videos like yours 😊

[@donnacheung9664]

Thanks for all the practical recommendations. Have gotten and loved many products you recommended here. If you haven’t done this already, could you do a video on dark/sun spots on the back of your hands? Thanks ahead

[@Melaniexb1]

Amen Thank you I totally needed this!

[@robinmccormack4840]

Dr. Sam - would love a video on how to choose a good Cosmetic Dermatologist. What questions should a potential client ask? Thanks

[@jeanne8264]

Your skin and make up are perfect in this vidéo

[@deborah972]

Thanks very much ,Dr Sam Ellis ❤ xx

[@jadijune9058]

Thank you from Kazakhstan 🌸

[@Alice-oe4kd]

Thank you for your great videos! My neck and jawline have definitily become problem areas for me!. The area right under my chin has sort of a vertically lined pouch (sag?) hanging down. I have tried to avoid using any appliance in this area because of the thyroid - any suggestions? Also along my jawline I have developed pouchy jowls that hang down a bit and make my jawline look bad.- help! I have been watching your videos for a longtime and appreciate your helpful, professional approach. THX♥

[@e.beauchamp]

Hi Dr. Sam, thank you so much for this extremely detailed video : ) I saved it in my favourite skincare videos list! : ) I just saw your request on Instagram for topics to talk about. I would genuinely like a more in-depth video on how to use minoxidil. I see lots of videos on very useful yet basic information such as: "5% is also for women but can cause irritation". But I would love to have a more total overview for beginners. For example, 5% can be irritating, therefore, I am afraid to get started. What to do if you started and get an irritated scalp? Did you go through the initial hair loss phase for nothing and that's just it? What do you do then? And do you have to use minoxidil daily? I can imagine your hair might look greasy etc. so is it also effective if you use it a few times (3-4) per week the night before washing? I often see people in comment sections who would love to get started to tackle their insecurities but who are still hesitant because they are looking for answers to these kinds of questions. Thank you - as always - for being so kind to ask your viewers what questions are on their minds to help them out! Genuinely appreciate it : )

[@reedbell7626]

Dr Ellis, can you make a video on rashes, allergic reaction on face and neck?

[@mari22]

Thanks for great vid! Also love your beautiful background 😍🍁 My fave anti-aging face & neck Serum was Hylamide Sub Q Skin. Better than any more expensive, I have tried, but sadly they discontinued it 😢. Can you recommend any reasonable priced firming Serum for neck?

[@Alexellis738]

One of my favorite skincare quotes is something along the lines of skincare is from the chest up I always apply sunscreen to my face neck chest and hands. Then I rely on UPF clothing

[@kendallstark4302]

Another good one: your skincare should go down to your nipples 🤣

[@MAK0948]

Love the DRMTGY peptide neck cream

[@navamorris3478]

I've been using StriVectin for the past 2 months +, not every day, and I see a real and significant difference in the depth of the lines just below the base of my neck and just above my jaw line (I am overweight and have creases there). (Unfortunately, I don't see a difference in the crepey area in the middle of my neck.) I didn't know what to expect, and am really happy to see that the cream works. As per the instructions, I apply it from the bottom of the lines below my neck, and move upward to my jaws, rubbing it in over my jaw line. Maybe daily use would make a difference to the crepey skin.

[@karenshahwan6612]

Thank you for sharing, I was going to purchase for crepey neck skin!

[@navamorris3478]

@@karenshahwan6612 You're welcome. I think it might help for crepey skin if used consistently, but I'm just not good at being consistent. If it's doable for you, it might be worth a try because it does seem to be effective overall.

[@javila3296]

Prp hair treatments would love some info on that subject.

[@elisabeth0222]

Great video. I have been trying to be diligent with focusing on neck and hands..sometimes body cream (need to be better). I have been enjoying the Drmtlgy Neck cream and Algenist hand cream. I am going to check out Strivectic too.

[@frankpicillo9527]

Hi!!! Can you please say of Strivectin is suitable for very sensitive skin? THANKS!

[@ava-jl1ll]

Love your cheekbones. Would love info on that area too

[@goatedblondegirl]

I’m only 18 and I’ve had the neck lines as long as I can remember. It’s probably the genetics in my family bc my mom,sister and myself has it.

[@malcolmkirkpatrick8044]

I started using this several months ago and I am amazed at the positive difference

[@Shadesof]

Which product from the ones she mentioned you talking about?

[@callalys]

Could you give tips for skincare and Make-up on a Skiing vacation, please , including Apres-ski?

[@ayasarsour2860]

Thank you very much 😊

[@stormchaser419]

So true Dr. Ellis. I never thought of my neck and now as a man in my late 50's, I'm getting the crepe skin and turkey neck. Uggh...so mad at myself for not using sunscreen there when younger in my teens in the sub.

[@drpeggyhudson]

What’s kept my 51 year old neck healthy is using my amazing skincare routine for my face & bringing the products down to my neck/back of neck & décolleté. Totally agree about growth factors. I love the Skin Medica TNS Advanced+ Serum - it’s magic & I won’t be without it. 🥰 I also started using the Omnilux face & neck/décolleté masks every other day.

[@beautywithlila]

And is what my dermatologist recommended me to do. She said neck cream is a waste of money.

[@daniellecomeau2996]

Ditto

[@Crystal0139]

@@beautywithlila yeah, we have to be careful with what KZbin drs say because they make money off these things, even if it’s not sponsored, they make money off the links…

[@beautywithlila]

@@Crystal0139 very true, they actually make big money with the links. It is really hard to know nowadays who is genuinely telling the truth about a product.

[@lauvonfr9222]

drpeggyhudson - Thank you for that common sense statement. My mom taught us from the beginning your neck is an extension of your face. At 72 I still moisturize from head to toe. Wherever there's skin, moisturize. Not complicated!

[@sweetiegenie2036]

Most neck creams have fragrance and oils on their ingredient lists. If you don't want fragrance or are sensitive to it in your products, just use a fragrance free moisturizer with peptides. The SkinFix Barrier + Triple Lipid Peptide Face Cream is a great one! Very thick, hydrating, great ingredients, and $52. 🙂

[@philips77778]

Thank you

[@cbrownes]

Hi Dr Sam! Thank you for asking us what we would like to learn from you. I really appreciate that! Do you have a recommended alternative to an iRestore helmet? I would love to invest in one but haven't found a retailer in the EU yet. Thank you! PS. Say hi to little Theo - he's so adorable! 🥰

[@shellygupta4748]

Neck car is also very important. I am using Thriveco anti aging face and neck cream. I started using it to get rid of my neck wrinkles and I am happy with the results. It has improved skin elasticity and keeps it hydrated and firm.

[@shawnahare4299]

Thank for addressing Poikiloderma of Civatte.

[@Cherylebreaux]

I have this too. I've been using Agency Dark Spot treatment with hydroquinone. It has really helped a lot.

[@Hanicka1977-lr6fr]

Me too, it really upset me to get it and found out it's not with cure. Planning get ipl at fall and see. I had no idea something like this even existed

[@ejhaqqi6480]

Hi Dr. Sam, would you still suggest the strivectin cream for an aging neck that is also suffering from hormonal acne? I already use .05 tretinoin and Clindamycin on my neck along with Cetaphil moisturizing lotion at night and of course use sunscreen of SPF 50 every day. Thank you!!

[@christyferguson4408]

Hi Dr. Ellis. Thanks for your informative videos! Is it safe for the thyroid to be using the products you mentioned on the neck? I'm assuming these products could get absorbed into the thyroid gland.

[@LauraB.335]

I had fraxel dual done to my neck for texture mostly, and it left my skin looking slightly red, like a light sunburn. It’s been over a year at this point. I went back to the place that did the fraxel, and they suggested DermaV, which I have done one treatment. I can’t tell if it’s made much difference. I’m wondering if something like microneedling and light chemical peels would help over time. I just really want to be careful because my neck skin is so sensitive. I’ve taken really good care of my skin, including neck, overall by wearing daily sunscreen since I was in junior high, but my neck is definitely more crepey looking.

[@17momentsofspring]

I don’t know if it’s possible but I’d love to see case studies (can be de-identified) of neck rejuvenation. Whether it’s with Profhilo, laser, chemical peels or neurotoxin injection!

[@fearless6947]

yes case studies would be good. I wonder if anyone does them

[@anamarialopezborja3264]

Hi doctor Sam, hola from Spain! Thanks for always being so honest and teaching us about the world behind skin care. I am just 27 years old and barely have hair on my brows. Could you give me some tips or products to solve the problem? Also, could you talk one day about skin-care tools such as Sculpting Bar or facial roller? Regards :)

[@TheBohemianStyle]

Hello Dr. Ellis, I just got home from seeing my dermatologist. I asked what he thought of growth factors and peptides and he said it isn’t fully proven to be effective. I didn’t know what to say to that. Great information and thank you!💋

[@db-gb5xi]

He's not the only derm who says that. Not all derms agree on their effectiveness.

[@DrSamEllis]

In some ways I agree with your derm too! There are absolutely ingredients out there with more rigorous clinical evidence supporting their use (and I tend to prioritize those in my routine). That being said, there are clinical trials for some very specific growth factors and peptides and I use that data to inform my personal choices as well as what I recommend to my patients.

[@TheBohemianStyle]

@@DrSamEllis Thank you, the costs are too high, especially with inflation of basic needs. Retirement is on hold and due to dramatic changes economically, I don’t think I’ll be buying them anymore. Retinol appears to be the way to go for now.

[@Scarlet-qg1xi]

No mention of the Dr. Perricone neck cream?

[@mariacalleja2936]

I’d like to know what’s the best treatment for pitted chicken pox scars on the face that have been there for years.

[@pj3998]

Do you have any recommendations for North Alabama providers or in Southeast?

[@hudhuda7163]

Hey doctor Sam! I hope you're having a wonderful day. First of all I want to thank you for using up your valuable time to help us, educate us, teaching us how to treat, prevent and take care of any skin and hair issues. You're a true gem and you've made it easier for so many of us including me. 😢❤🌻 I also want to ask, my little sister (12) has had eczema for years, it's on her arms and she gets really bad flare-ups, itching, bleeding and she's very insecure about it, always wanting to hide her arms. Are they're any product recommendations since we can't visit a dermatologist at the moment. Any products or tips on how to take care of it? I would need specific types or a list if possible because I never know which products or brands are actually good. Or if you can make a video about it, I would be the happiest person alive. Sorry if it's a bother and thank you so much!! ❤🙏🏻🤗

[@katevillegas2855]

Dr. Ellis please talk about acrylic and gel nails and general nail care! 😍❤️

[@peace-love-maga]

Strivectin has just changed their neck cream. They took out the Gravitite-CF Lifting Complex and replaced it with Alpha-3 Peptide. The NIA-114 is still listed on the packaging. Could you possible look into or try the new cream? I've been using the original for 2 decades (no kidding) and am afraid to try the new formula. I would like a Dr.'s opinion. Thank you and love your video's.

[@patticake417]

what are your thoughts on retinadehyde?

[@dianedynon9732]

I tried that neck cream, didn’t do anything, now using SkinMedica neck cream, much better product, a lot more expensive too!

[@OliaKonJo]

I always thought neck and even below neck as part of the face

[@NatalieG427]

I’m 59 & have good genetics, but When I apply my toner/ Essence, Serums & Creams, I always Include my neck & it looks pretty good? For a retinol, I like The ordinary 2% gran active serum emulsion serum & just use a cream over that.

[@bullitt0713]

How about prp? Does that help with creepy neck skin?

[@dillpikul]

Any suggestions for a great neck cream without niacinamide?

[@rainielao9433]

Would you recommend at home LED light therapy for anti aging for the neck?

[@SueRosalie]

home gadgets do not work so save your money

[@doaametal1935]

What do I use I have kp on my neck !

[@deborahwallace1847]

Will insurance cover any of the costs of in office procedures?

[@ginalane6539]

I’m 49, and have tried numerous high end neck creams , including revision, skin medica , skin ceuticals etc. my neck gets red and irritated after use . Even burns a bit . And blotchy. Do you have any other recommendations

[@melissagalech3649]

I'm only 43 and don't have crepey skin yet but I want to keep it that way. It's very good to know that the skin on the neck won't see the same results as the skin on the face for in office procedures. Fortunately my neck can withstand retinal so I use that on my neck. Then a moisturizer. Is it true that I should wait 10 minutes after applying retinoids before applying moisturizers or can I put a moisturizer on right after applying retinoids?

[@plugrapls]

Would love to know how to best treat loose neck skin after weight loss? After losing 50 lbs of baby weight twice after two kids it's definitely not bouncing back. Thanks.

[@SueRosalie]

the only fix for that is surgery

[@nancypadilla3509]

What do you think about professional micro needling for the neck? I have seen results doing it every 4 or 5 months.

[@DrSamEllis]

I think it’s a great option!

[@Ohkeh640]

Do you use tretinoin on your neck though and how often

[@TheNextTrainToHeaven]

Can we use the StriVectin neck cream while pregnant?

[@ElisaAvigayil]

Can Ascorbic Acid be applied on the neck or facial skin to someone who has G6PD-d, when taking it internally is contraindicated?

[@amyjohns911]

Hello, Dr. I know that l-ascorbic acid has the most research behind it, but I’ve also heard that it’s unstable because it’s not lipophilic, yet THD ascorbic acid is. What say you?!

[@Nonyabiz370]

My neck has looked older than my age, probably since adolescence. Always had my face stuck in a book, looking downward. Hate my necklace lines.

[@henryduong4728]

Thank you.

[@sharonscott1776]

I am using Avene Retinal 1 cream for my neck. Tretinoin on my face. I did only use the Avene every second night to get use to it. I use Vanicream C serum on my neck in the morning

[@oliviad5474]

I am 32 and want to make sure to take care of of neck, I use antioxidant, EGF but Tretinoin is a little strong for my neck. Is the cream you mentioned actually worth it? It is expensive and don't want to waste money. I know some things are gimmicks

[@philips77778]

My problem is i take a long walk ( 2hours) in texas and most sunscreen really irritate my neck. I stil use them ( avene, neutrogena anything i can get my hands on). Then removing them after walk is also super irritating on my neck skin. My neck has deep lines and those lines these days are discolored ( dark purplish?) ever since i moved to texas….. I am pale skined asian ( korean). Any soothing effective sunscreen recommendation for neck please

[@christinpuzz5747]

Are growth factors okay to use if someone is at higher risk of skin cancer?

[@jennicrow2946]

Great question

[@AmyGent]

I used to use the Strivectin Neck Cream for a while and really liked it but stopped before I discovered you, thinking that maybe it really wasn't necessary. Well guess who's waiting for their next sale for the holidays!!

[@DELLRS2012]

I feel conflicted. The video is sponsored and I have never heard a derm say that “skin tightening” claims have ever been legitimate. In fact, many of them say this is a red flag phrase to look out for. It is probably a decent cream, but I’m not sure if it is worth the hype

[@tjreality2711]

@@DELLRS2012 It is NOT worth the hype!! Strivectin does nothing~~~ Save your money!

[@DELLRS2012]

@@tjreality2711 thanks for the heads up :)

[@tjreality2711]

@@DELLRS2012 No problem. I’m not an expert but had bought it @ Costco years back & religiously used it for 8 weeks, & zero results! It’s nothing more than an overpriced moisturizing cream. A product I loved just simply for winter moisturizing was First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream. Don’t know if it had anti aging benefits but it sure did soak in nicely & kept my skin moisturized. Too bad it’s now so darn expensive! It’s the only cream that worked for me in the winter months! QVC used to sell it in great packages with auto-delivery. I always purchased it for like $40.00. That was 4-16oz tubs & 4-2oz hand creams to carry in your purse. Ever since First Aid Beauty Co., morphed into other forms of anti-aging products, the Ultra Repair Cream has become completely out of my price range. The lowest cost I have seen is $ 60.00 for 1 tub of 14oz. Ridiculous! Guess I’ll try Aveeno. Bty, Dr Dray on KZbin is another great dermatologist who provides excellent information & also helps provide lower cost alternatives to the high end products!

[@DELLRS2012]

@@tjreality2711 that is a lot of money. I’ll keep it in mind though next time there is a sale. I like their cleanser

[@Monicalala]

I distinctly remember neck bands in 3rd grade.

[@SpartaWarriorCodeRed]

Do these creams for neck moisturize all day? If not, how can you actually keep your neck moisturized all day?

[@robynsmith66]

Have you heard of EELHOE Collagen Boost? Is it safe? Just wanted to make sure before I use it… Thanks

[@rosej9686]

Dr. Sam, how do you feel about at-home red light therapy for neck skin? Also, what do you think of the product from Revision called Nectifirm Advanced? Is it comparable to the Strivectin cream? Thanks for all you do! ❤️

[@debraraby4376]

Hi, I have just started (3 weeks) the Nectifirm Advanced neck cream on the recommendation of Dr Rani (KZbinr). It is early days but I think that there has been some improvement but nothing dramatic. However, I was not realistically expecting anything dramatic just hoping to minimise the horizontal lines. I am one of those people who has neglected my neck and know paying the price in its appearance. I am going to carry on with the Nectifirm for at least 3 months and hope for the best. Good luck.

[@rosej9686]

@debraraby4376 thanks!

[@emeselatkoczy9011]

I have done red light therapy, specifically on my neck, 10 minutes a day for a year (for real) , and no improvement.

[@kerryallen4665]

@@emeselatkoczy9011same, I bought the Omnilyx one…used it religiously and it did nothing for me. And then it broke after the warranty..waste of money.

[@SueRosalie]

@@emeselatkoczy9011 that's because it doesn't work

[@juliep9156]

I you photographed my neck for poikiloderma it would be what was in this video. It is still red after 2 vascular laser treatments (painful) and I do still have the "chicken skin" even after 2 fraxel treatments. I use tretinoin 0.5 and alternate with 20% glycolic peels 1-2 times a week. Looks better but not great.

[@DrSamEllis]

Ah yes this is the classic issue of the neck not responding as robustly to treatments compared to the face. Glad you’re seeing improvement! It’s always incremental on this sensitive (and stubborn!) area.

[@Hanicka1977-lr6fr]

Dr,how percentage are successful treatments for poc in your office? Is least 50%?

[@annan.3283]

I see your neck has no lines, what have you used on yourself?

[@tantamagalie]

We should stop saying it’s part of aging, looking good doesn’t mean you stop aging is just to look great and minimize stress by being happy with yourself

[@Joannabanana1989]

I put tretinoin on my neck and it was horrible!! I had been using an OTC retinol for a while but needed something stronger for my neck acne. The tret irritated it badly after one use and it was red and scaly for about a week. I have been able to reintroduce it but with a moisturizer first and letting that dry for about ten min before I put the tret on. My face tolerates tret fine so I had no idea how hard it could be on the neck. My face skin tolerates tret with zero issues and no moisturizer is needed underneath. I do wonder if there is a good cleanser for neck acne. I have clear face skin but my neck acne is not good.

[@zoew.2253]

Oil cleanser perhaps?

[@cindiqq2292]

I’m having an irritated neck recently and also wondering if it is the tretinoin .05% that I mixed with cerave and applied to my neck and face. Face is fine, neck has been irritated and I can’t figure out why

[@Joannabanana1989]

@cindiqq it most likely is! It made my whole neck red and scaly looking. It actually is still healing since I posted this!

[@crystalchil7]

Omg I just said that today I saw my mom neck when I looked in the mirror 😭

[@jgoel3266]

Is expired Tretinoin (two years expired) usable or dangerous?

[@zoew.2253]

I reckon it has lose its efficacy since it’s already expired.

[@wheretheroadendss]

I’ve never seen anyone about my skin, as I get older I’m not even sure where to start. Do I go see a dermatologist, an esthetician, a medical spa? So many options makes it confusing and dermatologists seem to advertise more for rashes or eczema

[@shawnahare4299]

See a dermatologist. An actual doctor.

[@nikiscott3553]

I’d see a cosmetic dermatologist like Dr Sam is… they are more focused on what she discussed in this video if those are more your concerns.

[@edoss65]

it did not work for me

[@angelinebiswas7611]

My skin cannot handle almost anything except DRMTLGY neck cream 🤷‍♀️ it’s lovely but damn expensive. Also Korean creams but that’s it

[@trinichandy3049]

Thank you, for addressing this issue. This is a big concern for me...I am using StriVectin Take care.

[@kerryallen4665]

I’m surprised you didn’t talk about microneedling. It’s the procedure that’s mostly affordable and will help improve texture and build collagen, with no side effects.

[@DrSamEllis]

You’re right! I totally forgot to mention it!

[@vetsai8199]

Your skin looks as if you’ve had work done. If so, do you have any videos on what procedures worked for you??

[@DrSamEllis]

Yep I have a whole KZbin video on this!

[@LaurennR]

What about acne prone weak chin 😅

[@Alexellis738]

I never hear derms on KZbin speak about renova anymore … weird

[@slhilliard]

Renova is/was just one brand of tret... I started out with Renova many years ago but now I use Altreno (tret in more of a gel vehicle)....

[@Alexellis738]

@@slhilliard I know I just find it interesting no derms ever mention it when they talk about the different retinods

[@kathymandala9456]

I tried strivectin. Such a waste of money.

[@Ohkeh640]

Creams don’t work lol

[@HangNguyen-ih8rf]

$95 for a neck cream? Go get an Olay face cream and use it on your neck.

[@Ohkeh640]

My neck has the ugly lines across it only Botox would help tbh

[@mom4life513]

There is no need for a separate neck cream. We age gracefully and a few lines on our neck isn't going to kill us. It's a money making market to promote neck creams and make women feel bad for wrinkles they may have. When I'm 70 I'm not expecting to have my neck look wrinkle free. Age gracefully and embrace your wrinkles. Not every line has to be erased. Not everyone can afford to buy separate products for different parts of the body.

[@violetviolet888]

Dr Sam: Would be very helpful if you would invest in a proper microphone for audio. As it is now, there is reverb in your audio which makes it extremely difficult for viewers to listen to. I am often unable to listen to an entire video of yours because of this.

[@binary964]

me: slather tretinoin on neck don't know why but my skin tolerate everything except niacinamide

[@slhilliard]

so lucky! I wish my neck could handle tret...

[@db-gb5xi]

@@slhilliard I've seen some derms recommend more gentle retinols for the neck (like the Stratia she mentions in this video) or Olay 24 or Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair instead of tret..

[@yamaahmady4745]

u have bcm a marketing agent AFRER ALL bfore gettig famous ur telling the truth recommending good products but just when ppl start trusting u U all start playing ur games of LOOTING ppl

[@DELLRS2012]

I know! Ugh. She is on the board of Susan Yara’s company which was a source of distrust for me. I’ve been waiting for a video that is fully sponsored. Although she could be clearer about that in the video

[@Quranshorts57]

Doctor I have a really hard skin problem and I’ve seen lots of doctors and they couldn’t help I wasted my money on medicine and nothing worked they don’t even know what Is it please help me I just want to know what do I have 💔 please tell me how I can contact you