Wow...you learn something every day. I don't have chest wrinkles...never seen 'em. I was blessed with great genes, I guess, since I have always been a sun baby, but my chest isn't all leathery or wrinkly. My sister, on the other hand, looks awful. Now I will probably have to inspect my chest every morning. Man, it's bad enough I fight the darn face wrinkles, now I gotta worry about the neck down! Oh, tish...in my case its not from lack of endowment, but I might have to look into a sleep bra some time. It HURTS when you roll over onto your boob and squish it.

"Lindsay_ca, could be genetics, or could be you're just lucky." Well, my mother died when she was 53, back in 1970, so I can't check with her. Don't recall ever seeing chest wrinkles on her, though. She had only one sibling, a sister 7 years older, who died in 1979 (and my maternal grandmother died in 1966). My maternal grandmother died in 1981; one of Daddy's sisters died in 1975 the other in 1983. I have only two female first cousins - one on my mother's side and one on my father's (one of his sister's daughter), but if genetics factors in this, their fathers' families' genetics would affect them, so that rules them out. When I see my two sisters on Thanksgiving, I'll take a look at their chests. :-) Lindsey

Actually honey!! I'm 52 and I too started worrying about them don't listen to don't worry about them remarks that's just ridiculous to someone that cares about what they look like or wants to try to keep what they have good God gives you one body expect you to try to keep it looking good I know what you know what I mean I personally make out of Herb's a wrinkle creme/ salve and it works great iview 7 Herb's and 2 oils that are only for the elasticity in your skin if you're interested go to my group on Facebook Kathy's Natural Touch and take a look at it it's awesome and I find a way to ship it to you somehow it's well worth it when I started using it I was amazed at how I could feel it it's well worth it it was well worth it to me because I was all crazy about my wrinkles to believe me my thought was screw other chemicals going into my system I didn't want that and this is great

Tina, it can be used as a primer but most don't. Here's a good description from Sephora where I buy mine. I never wear a primer unless I'm going somewhere nice, and my primer is cream. "This silky, translucent finishing veil adjusts to any skin tone while minimizing the appearance of pores and fine lines. The weightless formulation can be worn alone or under and over foundation to prep skin, lock down makeup, and control shine for a complexion smoothing, flawless finish. High-resolution, reflective powder technology transforms skin by visually minimizing pores, fine lines, and imperfections for an airbrushed-looking finish. " ETA, when I'm wearing foundation I put the powder over it, then use blush.