Most of us are familiar with crepe paper — that dry, finely wrinkled and fragile material you’ve probably seen at a birthday party or two. Thanks to a variety of factors like aging, weight loss and ...

When it comes to visible signs of aging, the neck often shows lines and loss of elasticity sooner than other areas of the face. The skin in this area is thinner and has fewer oil glands than the face, ...

Let’s face it: Our skin’s elasticity and strength decline as we age — we hate it too, but it’s simply a fact of life! That’s why it's crucial to invest in beauty products that may help reverse signs ...

"I am exhausted. I forget to drink water. My sleep is a joke. And still — this helped." ...

The skin on your neck and décolleté—the triangular area extending below the collarbones to just above the breast—is different from the skin on your face. According to Dr. Anne Chapas, a ...

Nora Ephron once wrote, “Our faces are lies and our necks are the truth.” What do skin experts have to say? Credit...Getty Images Supported by By Hannah Seo Q: Why does my neck look like it’s aging ...

You spend a fortune on face serums, religiously apply sunscreen to your cheeks, and have a nighttime routine that rivals a chemistry lab experiment. But your neck has been sitting there like the ...

Erika Reals is a senior editor with six years of experience covering beauty, fashion, and celebrity trends. She tests hundreds of makeup, hair, and beauty products every year, but she holds a soft ...