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Crepe Correct Cream for the body and HydraFirm for the neck and decollete, both onto slightly damp skin after a shower. Thin, papery texture there comes mostly from water loss plus years of sun exposure, so months of consistency do more than any single application.
Yes, because the skin differs in thickness and in what congests it. Body creams are richer than most faces tolerate, and a facial moisturizer is an expensive way to cover a pair of legs. The one crossover worth making is a facial oil on very dry hands.
Roughly a fingertip's length for face and neck, and enough on the body that it takes half a minute to sink in rather than vanishing on contact. Using too little is the most common reason a perfectly good cream appears to do nothing.
Quench, which is light enough to avoid congestion while holding water in, with Hydrate underneath if fine lines look deeper by the afternoon. A heavy cream is the usual culprit when dry skin starts breaking out, so supply water first and only then reach for something richer.
Because a rich cream seals the surface without supplying any water. On skin that is short of water, occlusion alone manages to feel greasy and tight at the same time. Hydrate on damp skin first, with the cream over the top, changes that within a few days.






















