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pmiddle
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Joined: 21 Feb 2010
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Sun Feb 21, 2010 8:20 am  |
| Hi! This is my first post on this forum, however I've been lurking for a while! I am 42 with sensitive skin, but have been able to tolerate retinol, glycolic and Vit. C products very nicely. I have whipped my skin into pretty nice shape in the past 5 years, but I've just noticed some crepe-y looking verticial lines on my lower cheek areas, near my jawline. They are actually quite deep, deeper than any lines I have anywhere else on my face. Also, my neck is ageing faster than my face. Could I please get some reccs for what to use to firm these areas? Currently I use Vivier foaming cleanser, and Vit C Serum,DDF Glycolic toner and Avene Diacneal/Eluage. Many thanks! |
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Mon Feb 22, 2010 12:59 am |
| I've been using CP serum from reverseskinaging.com along and I've noticed a big difference...it takes time but check them out. I exercise with a rubber ball under my neck to strengthen my neckmuscles and for a quick fix sometimes will use a hemorrhoidal cream that makes it look great temporarily especially if I'm going out to a meeting or function and want it to look good. And I keep my chin up to kinda lengthen my neck. |
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60+ fair skin, no wrinkles because I never smoked, nor sunned. Just fortunate with good genes. However, have the sagging jowls and nasolab folds and marionette lines. |
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