C+A Super Neck Serum (42 cap)

This review is for: DS Dermasensa C+A Super Neck Serum (42 cap)Honestly I am not sure how anyone can justify almost a hundred bucks for neck oil. Here are my pros and cons about the product:Pros:- individual capsules filed with oil for the neck and chest- enough oil and enough silkiness to use with a warming wand or guasha- is oily but settles into the skin nicely after a nice massage- made in the USACons:- the ingredients are not premium in my opinion and can be found cheaper in other skin products- the price per capsule is over $2 (42 capsules)Make what you will of this review but aside form being fortunate enough to review this product, I do not think I will be repurchasing or have the ability to repurchase something this expensive.

I am really enjoying this neck oil. It feels utterly fantastic on my skin and doesn't irritate that area at all. Most retinols are much too harsh for the neck, but this is so gentle and feels great.It feels absolutely indulgent to use this oil as each application comes in a little mini container. Like those bath oil pearls we all used in the 90s. It's best to use a retinol at night anyway because of sun exposure and all, but this product also takes overnight to sink in fully. I think that's a good thing as extra hydration is so needed for your skin!

These capsules were easy to twist open and apply the contents to the neck. It applies nicely but feels a little oily on the hands. It gets absorbed fairly quickly and leaves the skin feeling soft on the neck area. The ingredients seem good but it is hard to tell any effects in the short term. There is likely neck creams out there that is easier to apply and more economical.f

The serum comes in small, individual capsules inside a thin jar. This is great to ensure freshness. There is a good amount of the product in each capsule, more than enough for my entire neck and chest area. It feels very hydrating and feels similar to body oil (likely due to cottonseed oil being an ingredient). It leaves a filmy shininess at first then absorbs into the skin, leaving behind a nice and soft sheen.I have to say that I am not seeing any dramatic results with this. It does moisturize my skin very well and feels nice and lightweight, but I have other less expensive neck creams that work just as well. Cost is a big factor here... there are 42 capsules in each $98 jar which is about a month and half worth of supply if you are using one everyday. There are less cost prohibitive options out there.Ingredients: ETHYLHEXYL PALMITATE, GOSSYPIUM HERBACEUM(COTTON)SEED OIL, SQUALANE, DIISOSTEARYL DIMER'DILINOLEATE, COCO-CAPRYLATE/CAPRATE, C13-15 ALKANE, DIISOSTEAROYL POLYGLYCERYL-3 DIMER DILINOLEATE, ASCORBYL TETRAISOPALMITATE, GLYCINE SOJA (SOYBEAN) OIL, POLYGLYCER-YL-6 OLEATE, RETINOL, DIMETHYLMETHOXYCHROMANOL, BHT, FRAGRANCE(PARFUM). (Contains 2VC-IP, 2.2% Retinol 10S, Lipochroman, 14% Squalane)

I am at the age where I have definite neck wrinkles, and I wanted to try this product specifically aimed at them. These are little capsules that you twist an end off to get the serum, and it is a serum consistency. Since it contains retinol, they recommend to use it at night. It’s too soon to expect any results, but it went onto my neck smoothly and wasn’t greasy or sticky. It didn’t leave my skin feeling tight like it had a shrunken polymer coat on it like some products do, and the light scent was pleasant and barely noticeable. The product listing has an error, however: while the listing says the country of origin is the USA, the box clearly says “Made in Spain”.