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A neck firming cream for sensitive skin?

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Diamond25 · 29/08/2019 16:40

Can anyone recommend one? I don’t mind how much if it’s good or I could get a sample?
I was looking at Clarins if anyone has a review on that one.
I can’t use retinol, AHA’s, hylauroiic, citric acid, Shea butter on my face. My neck seems ok with silicones as I think k they go into open pores on my face & I get a painful spot.

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whotheeff · 29/08/2019 17:00

I just bought It cosmetics neck cream from Boots - it's beautiful- really indulgent texture but I've only been using it a week.

Isleepinahedgefund · 29/08/2019 22:00

Just use your face moisturiser further down your neck. No need for a separate product. Apply it by stroking upwards from your chest.

Diamond25 · 30/08/2019 00:30

Thanks I am in Australia so can’t get anything from Boots.
I use Thago moisturiser on my face as it’s the only thing I don’t react to. The pot isn’t that big and doesn’t last me very long so I was wanted to get a separate neck cream.

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whotheeff · 30/08/2019 07:47

Maybe you can buy it there at another retailer? www.selfridges.com/GB/en/cat/it-cosmetics-confidence-in-a-cream_1046-84010339-CC01/

Failing that find a Rodan + Fields consultant and try their retinal capsules - slow release and even good for sensitive skin. I used them in the States so gutted they're not available in the UK. www.rodanandfields.com/shop/redefine-intensive-renewing-serum/p/AASRI60

whotheeff · 30/08/2019 08:28

Sorry this is the link for the It neck cream

www.itcosmetics.co.uk/skincare/confidence-in-a-neck-cream-moisturiser/ITC_787.html

Diamond25 · 30/08/2019 14:33

The cream sounds really nice but unfortunately I would react to it.
I can’t use anything containing retinol it hylauronic as I get a rash

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