APRICOT Neck Wrinkle Patches Reusable with Hyaluronic Acid I Anti-Aging Beauty Silicone Neck Patches for Wrinkles for Neck Skin Tightening I Neck Pad for 30x Usage

This pad is fabulous. I agree with the sticking issues, but this is a place where a solution is easily available... I sewed a neck band which keeps it securely in place all night. I have made this neck pad last almost 10 months so far! It is important to clean and dry the skin. I sometimes use an astringent as well before applying the silicone strip. My sewn fabric neck band is wider at the front, narrower at the back of the neck to keep from bunching uncomfortably. Velcro holds it together. Every few weeks I clean the silicone pad with baby shampoo and allow it to air dry. I store it sticky side up unless I am traveling, when I stick it to a plastic backing. The fabric neck band holds it just enough and it really sticks well to the skin. By morning I am seeing the skin lift as I pull it off. I see a great result every morning! I often put it on while blow-drying and fixing my hair. The result achieved by the variety of pads I use for decolloge, face and this neck pad is temporary and fades as the day progresses and I re-crease my neck... but I feel there is a residual benefit which builds up. I get many compliments on how young I look (I am 58) and I feel like I have a secret with these pads! I also recommend the Bellini Decolloge pads for the chest area and the Derma-gen facial pads (I like the full coverage pads which I have to order directly from the company.) It is like beginning each day with my wrinkles ironed out!

I have this product and brand for my chest and I am happy with it. After giving that a try for 2 weeks I decided to try this one for my neck. The first night was good but I noticed immediately on the second night that it was not as sticky. It started falling off and hanging off on one side and will not stay stuck to my neck. It has been one week and I find myself trying to position to hold down one side with a pillow and my hand lightly on the other and now I am waking up more in the middle of the night to find it folded over falling off on one side. I think it has the potential to work as expected but it is not staying stuck to my neck. Not sure if there is a difference in how the neck and chest pieces are made or if it is just a difficult area for a product like this to stick or I maybe received a faulty one. The idea is good and has the potential to work but the adhesive needs to be improved.

I love these medical silicone chest pads. I've been using them for over a year now. I have tried almost all the brands available here on Amazon. I have to say, the Apricot brand although, much more expensive, adheres better than the other brands. Just some advice for longer use: Do not stick them on the plastic when not in use. Keep them upright, sticky side up. I actually purchased a clear plastic case with drawers to place mine in during the day (helps to keep it dust-free). When you wash it (every 3 or 4 days, or when you notice it's losing its 'stickiness', use baby shampoo. Just a couple of drops, rinse and air dry, sticky side up. I also wear a high neck t-shirt at night to keep it in place. I am a side sleeper (34 DD). One more helpful hint: I roll up a soft pair of socks to keep between my breasts when I sleep to keep them separate and to help keep the pad in place (which is really only needed when it becomes a lot less sticky due to age. I do use the neck pad, but only during the day and around the house. It's a little uncomfortable for me at night. I am a bit claustrophobic.

works well and definitely diminishes lines when it stays on, but after a few days, it wasn't sticking as well and only helped on the lines in the middle of my neck since it wasn't' sticking as well on the sidesupdate...I'm ordering more, it definitely makes an overnight improvement so am going to try again and see if the next one I get stays a little better, overall definitely diminishes neck lines

I have used products from the competition and thought I would give this one a try. The first day it worked great and I loved the results. Unfortunately, on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th day it was peeling off shortly after applied. I tried washing it to see if that would help and it did not. I have followed the instructions perfectly. This was a complete waste of money.

I really like this neck pad, it stays put all night (I didn't think it would).Existing wrinkles will not disappear, in the morning your neck looks very smooth but as the day progresses wrinkles will come back, thereis nothing that will completely get rid of those wrinkles, when you fold a piece of paper, you cannot smooth out the fold, but what this paddoes is help minimize them and help delay new ones. Yes, I recommend it, I will certainly keep buying this product.

It really works ! I have never used a neck pad but I have tried the eye pad of Apricot and found the amazing result on my eyes. I am so eager to try their neck pad and hoping that it will help my wrinkles too. It is very comfortable and the wrinkles on my neck are not so obvious after wearing it for only 2 hours. I will continue with it to get better result. Love it 😍

My two cents: I have purchased the Décolleté Pad several times and have been very happy with the product for the most part. So, I thought I might try out the neck pad. I knew going into it the cost of the neck pad was pretty high considering the very small amount of material used for the neck area opposed to the Décolleté area which is substantially bigger. The price between the two is $8.00. I can nearly make two neck pads out of the Décolleté Pad. The difference is the neck pad is thinner probably because the Décolleté thickness might be too thick for neck area? Im going to cut up one of my older Décolleté Pads and see if the thickness is an issue. The other irritant with the neck pad is the sticky factor isn't nearly as good as the Décolleté Pad. Dont know why this is so? At any rate, dont waste your money buying this little neck strip, save it for the Décolleté Pad and maybe look somewhere else for a neck alternative.