Sticking Your Neck Out … Skin Care Tips for a More Beautiful Neck
May 17th, 2008 | by admin |Submitted by Kimberly on May 16, 2008 - 9:50am. Allergy and Skin | Cosmetic Surgery | Health
At a particular age, you may notice some very alarming changes to the skin on your neck and upper chest. Often neglected, the skin of our necks becomes noticeably wrinkled and flabby resulting in the not so beautiful descriptions such as “Turkey Neck” or “Crepe Skin”. Reconstruction to the neck is extraordinarily painful as well as costly, so it becomes ever so important to address the problem before it occurs.
Regular exfoliation is imperative to the renewal of skin cells on the neck and face. Exfoliation can be as simple as using a mild daily exfoliating cleanser and using a more intensive exfoliating mask once a week. Follow this exfoliating with a generous application of a daily and nightly deep moisturizer. Sun damage is also a major contributor to wrinkly skin and unwanted dark spots on the neck and face, so your daily moisturizer should contain a minimum SPF 15.
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Remember that while the skin on your neck is not as sensitive as the skin on your face, you will always want to massage your moisturizer in an upwards motion to avoid further damage to your skin. You may also want to consider applying a sunscreen if you are expecting to be revealing your neck and chest to long periods of sun exposure.
Throw away those scarves and turtlenecks and say hello to a beautiful “Swan Neck” and “Rose Petal” skin with just a little preventative skin care.
To find the perfect exfoliating and moisturizing prodcuts for your neck (and face), go to www.chella.com/kimberly.
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