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I'm in my early 60's and it has really worked for improving the appearance of neck wrinkles and giving the face a healthier look immediately. I didnt have the dehydration and wrinkles in my 50's. The fat and elasticity is gone in my neck. they give away free samples.

Got 2 samples yesterday of sublimage aand related eye product. and neck area seems to look better,in terms of that aging wrinkled look-wrinkles diminished by 90 percent and I noticed that it has some staying power. Eye product works initially to correct my under eye wrinkles Now the issue is where does it go from here. Does it maintain, get better or the effect fade away over time as the body gets used to. Skin elasticity or snap back in neck, eyes has not improved. Face product has a fragrance smell, but seems hypoallegengnic. Eye product doesn't have smell.

I'll post if it works or not for my skin - I think alot of these products work best before the aging process with the loss of elasticity has set in - not convinced whatsover there's much to be done for that but improve appearance by keeping it well moisturized, different when youre trying to slow down a process. When I pinch my skin hands, neck or under eyes, it no longer snaps back

Thanks for the tip. I am going to try it - I called them and they will send samples of the eye product and they say they can give samples to you at department stores so I will try that as well tomorrow. I'm 63 and I just noticed the elasticity in hands, neck and eye area is gone, sadly enough. Dont know if the product is for younger women

I am having a bad experience with Juvederm/botox as well, lumps and a peculiar appearance. I let my dermatologist inject in the neck area, and I am grateful it was not my face. I consulted a second doctor within 2 weeks and am in contact with the support line at Juvederm website so that I would know about any medical problems that might arise, downloaded their pdf. I will be seeing the second doctor in a month to make sure everythings ok. I decided not to have the dissolver shots right now because at least the skin is buoyed up by the juvederm lumps and there is no telling where it will sag since the lumps are sort of random in the neck area. I saw the original Doctor and he offered to redo the botox at a reduced rate but I dont think that Juvederm is normally used in the area and didnt want to risk burdening myself with additional cosmetic and an medical problems. Just adding how I am handling my issues