lol, oh how i love you for posting this! i've become completely paranoid about sleeping on my side (which i find most comfortable) because my 32Fs = creased cleavage. not a good look! i've been using the No7 body serum stuff (can't remember exactly what its called) but think i'll upgrade next time as, like you, its an area i didn't start caring for as early as i should've. So thank you :)
i too am reaching crinkly chest paranoia stage - i think i did a lot of damage to that area on sun holidays in my teens and early 20s and am now trying not to sleep on my side too much! this is so expensive, but if i read positive reviews i may just have to check it out! ps i think aging is american spelling but then i thought clinique was french so who knows! Amina
Americans/Canadians use aging, the British and I believe Australians use ageing. Just another one of those words with quirky spellings depending on the English speaking country.
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I was about to say I need this when I clocked the price!
lol, oh how i love you for posting this! i've become completely paranoid about sleeping on my side (which i find most comfortable) because my 32Fs = creased cleavage. not a good look! i've been using the No7 body serum stuff (can't remember exactly what its called) but think i'll upgrade next time as, like you, its an area i didn't start caring for as early as i should've. So thank you :)
i too am reaching crinkly chest paranoia stage - i think i did a lot of damage to that area on sun holidays in my teens and early 20s and am now trying not to sleep on my side too much! this is so expensive, but if i read positive reviews i may just have to check it out! ps i think aging is american spelling but then i thought clinique was french so who knows!
Amina
Americans/Canadians use aging, the British and I believe Australians use ageing. Just another one of those words with quirky spellings depending on the English speaking country.
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