Your favorite neck cream just got a controversial makeover — and the internet is split. I’ve been slathering this on for three weeks straight to see if the new formula is worth your hard-earned cash.
The old version was a cult classic for a reason. The new one? It’s got a totally different texture, and honestly, I almost didn’t recognize it when it hit my palm.
Revision Skincare swapped the formula without a ton of fanfare. Still $175 for 1.7 oz — same luxury price point, but the feel is entirely different.
New Peptide Complex
They swapped in a different peptide blend that’s supposed to target deeper crepey texture.
Thinner Consistency
It’s noticeably less thick — almost a milky serum now instead of a rich cream.
Faster Absorption
Sinks in within 20 seconds instead of needing a full minute to settle.
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The formula leans harder into peptides and lighter on heavy butters. Makes sense for daytime wear, but my dry winter skin felt the difference immediately.
- Argirelox: Smooths expression lines on the neck
- Tripeptide-1: Boosts collagen production
- Hyaluronic Acid: Plumps the crepey texture
- Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7: Calms inflammation and redness
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First pump — this is *liquid*. It ran down my wrist before I could get it on my neck. But once applied, it vanishes completely. Zero residue, which is actually kind of luxurious.
Three weeks in, the tech lines are softer but not gone. My neck lines look better after moisturizing, but the “firming” effect is subtle — not the instant lift the marketing implies.
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My neck looks smoother, but I’m not fooling myself — this isn’t a facelift in a bottle. It’s a solid preventative that keeps my neck from looking like a crumpled receipt.
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The reformulation is *good* — just different. If you loved the old rich texture, you’ll be disappointed. If you hated the greasy feel, you’ll love this.