How to make this cocooning neck cream

Published: 20-Mar-2024
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The delicate skin of the neck is prone to significant moisture loss and therefore visible lines. Belinda Carli proposes a neck cream formulation

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The neck is an area of extremely thin and delicate skin. It is also, unfortunately, one of the areas of the body that shows signs of age that cannot easily be aesthetically enhanced.

So how do we best formulate a neck cream to combat damage to this area and reduce the signs of ageing?

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