Fergie Turkey Neck
Fergie at the Los Angeles Premiere of "Safe Haven" Hollywood yesterday.
Bare Minerals
Bare Minerals Naturally Luminous Extra Firming Neck Cream extra-firming neck cream powered by the proprietary ActiveSoil Complex. ($38)
Chanetecaille
Chantecaille's Biodynamic Lifting Neck Cream Biodynamic Lifting Neck Cream moisturizes and repairs the delicate skin on the neck and decollete, using botanical ingredients. ($165)
Clarins
Clarins' Super Restorative Decollete and Neck Concentrate boosts collagen synthesis, minimizing the appearance of wrinkles, roughness, and slackened skin.($105)
Darphin
Darphin's Arovita C Energic Firming Neck Cream comes loaded with Vitamin C, caffeine, noni extract, and carrot protein. ($86)
Dr Brandt
Dr. Brandt's Time Arrest V-Zone Neck Cream mproves elasticity and boosts moisture levels to restore the skin's appearance and texture. ($60)
Kate Somerville
Kate Somerville's Neck Tissue Repair Cream with Peptide K8, which sounds fancy and scientific. ($150)
Erno Laszlo
Erno Laszlo Lumionous Décolleté cream boosts elasticity so there's less drooping. ($95)
Orlane
Orlane's Creme Royal Neck and Decollete helps your waddle to regain resilience and firmness. ($350)
Philosophy
Philosophy's Miracle Worker™ Miraculous Anti-Aging Neck Cream is a nurturing lend of omega fatty acids that deeply hydrate and smooth skin for a "candlelit finish." ($46)
Fergie spent thirty grand tweaking her face last year, but she overlooked one very important part of the facade: her neck. You can’t do one and not the other. The disparity just makes your fake parts look faker and your old parts look older.
So what can Fergie do? Of course, the best fix for saggy neck skin is to go under the knife (expensive) or radiofrequency/microcurrent therapies (also expensive), but whether budget constraints or a fear of doctors, cosmetic procedures aren’t for everyone. Fortunately, there are plenty of beauty products that cure a burgeoning waddle. Chantecaille’s Biodynamic Lifting Neck Cream is a fantastic product for toning the neck, and Kate Somerville and Erno Laszlo both make great creams specifically designed for the decollete (you can check my top ten beauty products for the neck in the gallery above).
But if you still haven’t found a solution that suits you, don’t worry — there are still other options out there. Ten more options, to be exact. I made a handy list for you:
TEN WAYS TO GET RID OF A TURKEY NECK (OTHER THAN SURGERY OR BEAUTY PRODUCTS)
10. Anti-gravity machine/microgravity tower.
9. Turtlenecks. The higher and thicker, the better — they’re natural waddle camouflage.
8. Scarves (see waddle camouflage, above). Try a bright color or an unusual texture. Just steer clear of convertibles.
7. Unilateral contractual agreement with Satan.
6. Stem-cell soak/placenta wrap (see unilateral contractual agreement with Satan, above). The only drawback is you smell like the inside of a uterus on a hot summer’s day.
5. Boa constrictor (preferably alive). Plus, it’s a real conversation starter!
4. Bathe in the tears of forty virgins on top of a volcano on the night of a full moon. This one can prove a challenge if you don’t live along the Pacific Ring of Fire, but if you need help finding forty sad virgins, allow me to direct you here and here.
3. Find a clock that runs backwards in a train station and camp there.
2. Wild West-style train robber face bandana (EDITOR’S NOTE: this look is NOT a huge hit with the TSA or the carpool line).
1. Industrial strength chip-clip clamped tightly at the nape of the neck.
