Natural Neck Lift

Do You Pay Enough Attention to Your Neck?

The neck. Nobody pays any attention to it. Not, that is, until that one day, you look in the mirror...Yikes! What happened?

I've spent hours researching...
How does our neck age? What neck cosmetic procedures are available?  
And what practical steps you can take to achieve a natural neck lift without surgical intervention? 

If you are considering paying a visit to your local plastic surgeon about a neck lift procedure, first learn about my findings here: Natural Neck Lift 

I had drooping eyelids in my late thirties, and a double chin. I went vegetarian and then 100% raw. But I didn't make the connection at first. Until... that droop and that double chin were gone! The beautifying effect of raw foods was the main inspiration for writing my first book, Your Right to Be Beautiful.

Whatever need there may be for surgery or for neurotoxin procedures, they deal only with the effect — not the cause. You need to slow that aging down. Everywhere - your whole body, including your neck. The very best way: eating more and more wholesome raw vegan foods.

A high raw foods lifestyle will definitely address excess fat on the face and neck as you move through your thirties and forties. But, amazingly, it will also effectively slow down the loss of fat in your fifties and beyond.

We age daily...so shouldn't we take care of our face and neck every day? I promise you no miracles. I'll only tell you what works - if you do it diligently.

Here is a short video called How to Tighten and Firm Your Neck and Jawline.

How to Keep Your Upper Chest Wrinkle Free

Décolleté... a rather pretty French word we use to call the upper chest. Cleavage, a delicate area, for women - it tends "suddenly" to age about the same time as the neck. The best solution... a cupping massage. But this one's not for the faint-of-heart. You'll experience an unpleasant moment when you are getting started.

Most people's capillaries are in such a sorrowful state that the cupping massage, their first time out, might cause some bruising. When I first performed it on my upper chest and arms, I ended up with bruises. I knew what was happening, and wasn't worried. But my husband was exasperated. Heavens, woman! What have you done to yourself?

It did look as if I'd been beaten up. Those bruises healed in a few days. I haven't had one since.