MY REVIEW: Body Merry Age Defense Neck Cream

$21.99



Product Description
Lift, firm and hydrate the delicate skin of your neck and chest with Body Merry's Age Defense Neck Cream - a powerful moisturizer that firms, smoothes, nourishes and improves the suppleness and elasticity of your neck and décolleté.

The cream provides your skin with its daily staple requirements of vitamins, antioxidants and AHAs. 4% Vitamin C, 5% Glycolic Acid and Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) are supported by powerful natural and organic ingredients such as Plant Derived Hyaluronic Acid, Propolis, Royal Jelly, Cocoa Butter, Jojoba Oil, Green Tea, Avocado Oil, Licorice, Lemongrass and Rosehip Oil, to name just a few. Like all our products, the formula is free from harsh chemicals such as parabens, sulfates and phthalates.

 MY REVIEW:

  It is important to use creams on the neck and chest too. They are even thinner skin than what people know. And they get hit by the sun and the elements sometimes even worse with no cover up or SPF. Having a seperate cream is nice because it can save on what you use on your face. I love glycolic acids. I love rosehip oils. And the rest of the ingredients speak for it's glorious selves. This is such a trustworthy company. I love all their products. And I love this cream. I used it 2x daily. My neck needs the extra hydration. I do put my serums on my  neck & chest but for the rush days I can forget. This really has it all in it. Love the smell. I do give this a beauty 10.
~Tiffany

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