I tried the revolutionary new beauty buy that targets neck wrinkles and I'm honestly blown away by the results
A revolutionary new beauty buy that promises to transform your neck and chest in a matter of weeks has left an Australian woman saying she has been 'blown away' by the impressive results after using the cream for a month.
freezeframe is known for its impressive range of high-performance skincare products, and the brand launched its latest buy, NECK LIFT earlier this month.
The potent, high-tech formula incorporates 'human-identical' collagen, a rich blend of peptides and powerful antioxidants and promises to treat nine signs of neck and chest ageing, including dramatically improving the appearance of wrinkles and addressing issues like a sagging neck, jawline and chin.
The beauty buy is clinically proven to visibly reduce even the deepest neck wrinkles by over 50 per cent in just eight weeks and 90 per cent of trial participants reported firmer skin after using the product.*
Putting the impressive claims to the test, two Australian women who both share neck and chest concerns, trialled the product for a period of four weeks** — and the results are impressive.
Sunshine Coast resident Denise, 68, trialled NECK LIFT ($69) for a month and was left 'thrilled' with the improvements she experienced during the period.
In images taken before testing the product, Denise noted she had 'prominent neck bands and wrinkles' on her neck as well as deep lines across her chest. After just a few weeks of using the nourishing cream, she saw dramatic improvements.
'I'm blown away by NECK LIFT. I wasn't expecting such impressive results. I've loved using the cream twice a day and looking at the before and after pictures proves the difference the product has made and how much better that area looks,' Denise told Daily Mail Australia
Results in weeks: Denise, 68, from the Sunshine Coast trialled freezeframe's NECK LIFT for four weeks and was thrilled with the results
'I definitely recommend the product to anyone who feels self-conscious about ageing signs around their neck or décolletage. The results really do speak for themselves and it's reasonably priced. I'm so happy.'
Carina, 29, from Sydney also saw noticeable improvements after using the cream for four weeks, despite admitting she was 'sceptical' before trialling the product.
'I've always loved skincare but admit I've neglected my neck in the past. Now pushing 30, and being a Millennial with 'tech neck', I ensure to never exclude my neck and décolletage during my skincare routine,' Carina said.
'Before trying Neck Lift, I was sceptical a moisturiser could help with neck lines. But I was pleasantly surprised with the results after a month. After the first week I noticed the lines start to fade and didn't look as deep.'
Problem area: Carina, 29, has had concerns around her neck lines since her early 20s. After using NECK LIFT for four weeks, she noticed a visible improvement
'I applied the product onto clean, dry skin at night and occasionally reapplied in the morning. The moisturiser isn't fragranced, feels lightweight and seeps into the skin once applied. Over the last month I've also paid attention to how I position my neck and changed the way I sleep - or at least tried to. Overall, the Neck Lift cream didn't completely reverse the lines but made them look less noticeable. I recommend it.'
The product has also attracted high praise from happy shopper Sonia, who gave the product five stars and shared that her neck had 'improved' and that she had already ordered a second jar to avoid running out.
Although Carina and Denise trialled the product for four weeks, results can be seen in as little as seven days.
How does freezeframe's new NECK LIFT work?
Targeted Solution: NECK LIFT is a treatment formulated to address nine signs of ageing in the neck and décolletage area. These are:
• Neck wrinkles
• Neck (platysmal) bands
• Sagging neck
• Tech neck
• Crepey skin/cross hatching
• Uneven neck contours
• Sagging chin and jawline
• Chest wrinkles
• Pigmentation irregularities (poikiloderma)
Proven Efficacy: Backed by clinical trials and delivering dramatic results in just days, NECK LIFT provides real, transformative results both instantly (within seven days) and long term.
Breakthrough Collagen Science: Featuring human-identical Collagen Type IV, this formula restores and tightens the skin's natural collagen network, while potent peptides and antioxidants work to boost skin regeneration and prevent accelerated signs of ageing.
Neck care is the new skincare: The skin on your neck is thinner, drier, and more prone to gravity and the effects of ageing, so it requires targeted care to stay firm and youthful. NECK LIFT is a powerful cream and moisturiser in one effective formula to address these concerns.
Clinical trials showed a 69 per cent reduction in chest wrinkles and a 28 per cent of deep neck wrinkles in just one week. When used over the four week period this increased to a 51 per cent reduction in deep neck wrinkles.
NECK LIFT has been specifically developed for the delicate skin on the neck and chest. This area has less fat and muscle mass and since it is often neglected in even the most diligent of skincare routines it can show signs of ageing faster.
Collagen is a protein that helps to maintain skin elasticity, volume, and moisture and provides structure and support to the skin, making it look more youthful. As we age collagen production decreases leading to wrinkling and sagging of the skin.
The clever ingredients in the NECK LIFT formulation work together to provide a collagen boost to the area. The 'human-identical' collagen is dubbed a 'superior form of collagen that is instantly recognised and absorbed' into the neck and chest.
Australian skincare brand freezeframe has launched its new product NECK LIFT. In clinical trials, 90 per cent of women reported that 'skin felt firmer', while 85 per cent saw a 'visible reduction in neck wrinkles'
Over 200 specialised peptides, naturally derived from rice and soy, help to boost the growth of cells, known as fibroblasts, that produce collagen and the formula includes 'master antioxidant,' superoxide dismutase, which helps to protect cells from damage.
This means NECK LIFT not only aims to address signs of ageing that are already visible, but the clever formula also serves to nourish and protect the skin to avoid further damage.
The technologically advanced product is the latest from freezeframe, the brand behind some of the most innovative and highly reviewed skincare products in the Australian skincare market.
The bestselling items in the range include, the 48 HOUR WRINKLE FREEZE ICE ROLLER MASK, which has won a number of beauty awards. The PRO COLLAGEN SUNCEUTICAL, a multitasking tinted mineral primer with SPF 30, and the , Non-Surgical EYELID LIFT, all $69.
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