While wrinkles are a part of the normal ageing process, however, many people are more prone to neckbands, cords and wrinkles than others, such as:
People who spend more time in outdoor activities such as tanning booths, outdoor sports and sunbathing, exposing themselves to UV rays.
Wrinkles, especially around the neck, seem to be more common in people with lighter skin tone. They tend to develop wrinkles at an earlier age than those with darker skin tones.
Smokers and people who regularly consume alcohol may develop necklines much earlier than those who do not smoke. Smoking reduces blood supply to the skin while alcohol dehydrates it.
People with poor posture or who hunch over their digital devices for prolonged periods are more likely to get neck bands or lines called ‘Tech Neck’.