SkinCeuticals Addresses Neck Needs

SkinCeuticals has rolled out Tripeptide-R Neck Repair,  a high-performance treatment that targets the neck for early to advanced signs of aging. The neck—notoriously one of the most challenging areas to treat—ages differently from the face and has its own specific signs of aging. These signs include bands, loose and sagging skin, submental fullness, discoloration, crepiness and wrinkles 5x deeper than the face. Additionally, the skin on the neck is susceptible to lines and wrinkles from repetitive movements such as looking down at mobile devices. SkinCeuticals Tripeptide-R Neck Repair is specifically formulated to address these concerns with a tri-functional corrective technology made up of three key ingredients.
 

The Tripeptide-R Neck Repair's tri-functional corrective technology works strategically to target loose skin, horizontal neck lines and crepiness to combat signs of neck aging. Its key ingredient, oure retinol, is used at an optimized level specific for treating and fortifying neck's delicate skin to improve the appearance of lines and wrinkles. In a 16-week US Clinical Study, participants experienced a 27% improvement in neck skin crepiness, a 16% improvement in horizontal neck lines and a 16% improvement in neck skin elasticity.

Key  ingredients include:
 
• 0.2% Pure Retinol –  a neck-specific dose helps fortify neck's fragile skin to improve the appearance of lines and wrinkles 
• 2.5% Tripeptide Concentrate –   low molecular weight tripeptide helps strengthen skin to build resilience and firm neck skin 
• 5% Glaucine Complex – SkinCeuticals' new active ingredient  supports skin's resistance to visible neck aging
 
“Neck aging is a universal skincare concern, though not everyone realizes the neck requires its own, hyper-targeted treatment because it ages differently from the face” explains Christina Fair, US general manager of SkinCeuticals. “We are so excited to introduce Tripeptide-R Neck Repair as it is truly an innovation in the neck aging landscape and works efficaciously on its own, while also complementing in-office procedures.”