StriVectinTighten & Smooth Neck Cream and Neck Serum Roller Anti-aging Skin Care 2-Piece Set, Smoothing Look of Wrinkles and Fine Lines, Improves Crepey Skin and Vertical Lines

EXCELLENT PRODUCT! I just turned 40, and although I feel that I look younger than that (or maybe I'm just full of myself... Or I can't admit reality lol) - however, my neck and "jowels" (HATE that term!) have VERY obviously lost their tightness/elasticity, and a couple of months ago I really started to notice that oh-so-flatterkng "turkey neck" thing going on. I did a LOT of research on creams that claimed to tighten that turkey neck right up. Many were verrrry pricey, and I'm on a bit of a budget. Not that this Strivectin is cheap, so don't get too excited. The full size jar is about $80/90. So I decided to purchase the mini version, which was only $15. It's lasted me about 2 weeks, but within those 2 weeks of using it 2x a day (AM and PM) (Sometimes I'd forget and use it only once a day) - I saw such a HUGE improvement. I'm not pulling your leg! My droopy/flabby turkey neck is literally almost non-existent. I'll even go out on a limb here and say it's COMPLETELY non-existent.I very highly recommend this cream for anyone who wants to have a tighter, less turkey-jowel neck. Just try to $15 sample size. You won't be disappointed, I guarantee. Right now I'm going to just get another mini-size, since I really can't shell out nearly $100 at the moment, but you bet your a$$ I will buy the full size as soon as I'm able (and I'll also look into their other skin products as well, such as the FACE tightening cream, since my cheeks are not quite as high and elastic as they were 10/15 years ago).So again - TRY IT! And if you hate it (which you won't), it'll only set you back $15.

I bought the tiny one first to try just in case I might be allergic to something in it (I didn't want a large container of something I couldn't use), and OMG...it has been less than a week, and it has already made a HUGE improvement!I recently lost 50lbs, and the last 20 came off FAST. Unfortunately, the weight loss caused my neck to develop vertical lines and sagging. I'm 41, and I didn't have ANY wrinkles until this year, when I started peri-menopause. I was put on HRT by my provider, and while it helped with the weight I gained, the acne breakouts, and stopped the hot flashes and sweating, it couldn't reverse the dramatic aging effects on my face and neck.I have had some success battling the fine lines on my face with retinoids, but it was far too irritating on my neck - even bakuchiol was causing dermatitis. I took a risk on this neck cream, because everything else has seemed to aggravate the skin on my neck...but not this!It is silky and has the texture of cold butter. It also smells just...beautiful. It's not a STRONG scent, but like a clean, light spa-like smell that is mood-lifting. When I saw the sale on the 1.7oz a few days ago, I knew I HAD to get it at such a low price.I'm super happy with it. I use it twice a day - when I wake up, after washing my face and neck with an oil cleanser, then I use an essence toner with peptides, and then this cream. My neck can't seem to tolerate any of the other products I use in my face (not even my moisturizer). You don't need a ton; I just put about a dime-sized dollop in my hand and let it warm up from my body heat, then pat the target area to get the majority there, then gently rub in upward strokes towards my jawline.It is expensive, but most things that are effective usually are. I would suggest getting the little $15 trial size first. I definitely think there's enough in the tiny pot that you will likely see results. I've already shown this product to all of my coworkers (nurses and nurse aids), because I'm love with it! The 1.7oz will likely last me six months or more, and I will DEFINITELY be reordering. Plus, I now have a tiny pot of it to take with me to work for a little pick-me-up in the middle of my shift. lol

I decided to try out the travel/sample size of StriVectin skin cream after reading glowing reviews on multiple skincare subreddits.As many reviewers here have pointed out, the travel/sample size is small (my photo compares the travel size next to a tube of lip balm), but this wasn't a deal-breaker for me. I specifically wanted a small sample to patch test the product and make sure it wouldn't cause any adverse reactions on my skin. So for me, the size was fine.Unfortunately, this skin cream appears to be expired. Although there was no expiration date on the packaging or the container, the substance inside the container looked like it had been stored in a hot warehouse for too long. The "cream" (shown in the product video) had turned into a shriveled puck of wax.I was surprised that this product passed StriVectin's quality control checks. It's even more surprising that there is no expiration date printed on the travel size product. I am disappointed with the poor quality of this product and the lack of proper labeling, especially since reddit seems to be so impressed with it.I would not recommend anyone else purchase this until StriVectin gets control of their distribution and ensures that their products are fresh and properly labeled.

Using StriVectin’s neck cream is a little like discovering your favorite blouse has hidden pockets. Suddenly you realize something you overlooked has been quietly making all the difference. The cream sinks in fast with no greasy feeling, After a few weeks, the payoff shows up in the mirror: the skin on your neck looks smoother, firmer, and less like it is keeping a diary of every side-sleeping position you have ever had. Could someone make a pillow already that doesn't age me overnight? We can create robots but can't fix my pillow wrinkles.It is not cheap, and at first you might side-eye the price the way you do a restaurant menu that lists "market price" instead of numbers. This one actually earns its keep. A little product goes a long way, and it delivers visible results in one of the toughest areas to improve. I for one am tired of chicken neck and this really does show a difference within a couple of weeks. It ain't a facelift, but my neck has stopped waiving in the wind.