Apply after cleansing. Twist applicator to ON and lightly squeeze to release serum. Gently roll a thin layer over neck and décolletage in upward motions. Twist applicator to OFF and continue massaging until fully absorbed. For best results, use AM and PM. Follow with your chosen Hey Bud moisturiser and sunscreen.Remember, the best way to reduce signs of aging is to prevent them! Remember to apply Sunscreen daily and reapply every 2 hours to protect your neck from signs of sun damage. Introduce products slowly. If your skin is sensitive, alternate their use to avoid overloading your routine. Patch test first.

For best results, we recommend using in the AM and PM.

We've designed this serum specifically to target signs of ageing that can typically appear on the neck, including fine lines, wrinkles, crepey or sagging skin, texture and dehydration. Neck's Best Thing is powered by powerful, naturally derived ingredients that are highly effective in targetting these concerns by boosting firmness and elasticity and smoothening skin on the neck.Remember, always listen to your skin - if irritation occurs, reduce frequency and consult with a skincare professional. Use sunscreen daily (yes, especially on your neck!). Introduce products slowly and patch test first.

Good question! We created this product primarily because the skin on your neck behaves differently from the skin on your face. So, we wanted to ensure we deliver a product that is specifically designed for these skin concerns. Ever wondered why the skin on your neck feels or behaves differently to the face? This is due to a few factors:1. Thinner, More Delicate Skin: The skin on your neck is naturally thinner and has fewer oil glands, making it more prone to dryness, fine lines, and crepey texture. Without as much natural moisture, it loses elasticity quicker than the face, leading to earlier signs of aging.2. Constant Sun Exposure: Unlike the face, which gets plenty of SPF love, the neck is frequently exposed to the sun but often forgotten when it comes to sunscreen. UV rays break down collagen and elastin, leading to sagging, wrinkles, and pigmentation (hello, sunspots). According to the TGA, the recommended amount of sunscreen for your face, neck, and ears is 2.5ml of sunscreen (1/2 teaspoon).3. Frequent Movement: The neck is constantly moving - think looking down at screens, turning side to side - which leads to the formation of horizontal lines which can contribute to premature wrinkles.4. Less Collagen Support: The skin on the neck has less collagen and fat than the face, meaning it loses firmness faster. This makes it more susceptible to sagging and fine lines, especially as collagen production naturally declines with age.5. Skincare Neglect: The neck is often neglected in skincare routines compared to the face, meaning it doesn’t always get the same level of hydration, SPF, and anti-aging ingredients as the face.