I got this cream during a Hanskin buy one get one free deal, and I'm so glad I got to try it. I ordered this specifically for use on my neck, not my face. It's January and want to clear up some lines on my neck and upper chest before the warmer weather this year. Below is my before picture and if you know anything about my reviews, when I say I'll return with an update, I mean it. I'll be back in a couple months, around March with an update (already have a reminder set). It takes at LEAST that long to see results from retinol treatments and that's what people really want to see. They don't just wanna hear about texture and scent. They want to know what RESULTS to expect. But my first impressions are that it's very gentle. I apply it to my neck (all the way around, not just the front) twice a day after cleansing. I've experienced no stinging or dryness. After I apply it and allow it to sink in, I follow up with my Cerave lotion for deep hydration. This cream has a very slight scent as with most of the Hanskin line. I use a host of their products for my 50+ skin since the pandemic and have never looked back. High quality products that are reasonably priced and last a very long time. Here's the only thing I don't understand and do not like. The container is virtually useless. The first 2 times I used it it was fine. After that, pressing the top to get a squirt out didn't work. I struggled to unscrew the top to see what the problem was. Turns out, the unscrew it, you have to turn the cap clockwise instead of counter-clockwise. I've never seen that before. Anyway, there is no "straw" to suck up the product and dispense it, so that tap-to-pump cap is useless unless the jar is filled to the top. For creams, this dispenser makes no sense at all. So what I plan to do is reuse another empty beauty jar from their moisture cream that I still have and put it in there. This jar just makes it a problem to access the cream and I can't be bothered. I hope Hanskin is listening to these reviews because many have mentioned this issue. Still, if I get to see the results I'm looking for, I sure will continue to purchase. K beauty and korean skincare is where its at. I read recently in an article that American skincare seeks to repair damage whereas korean skincare works to prevent it. I believe it. My skin at 58 using these products (Hanskin in particular) for a few years looks better than it did in my 40s.
