Hyaluronic Acid Serum for Skin 100% Pure Anti Aging Intense Hydration Moisture Non greasy Paraben free, Wrinkle Reducing and Brightening Serum (Pro Formula) 2oz

Wife loves it and many of hers friends now use it too. Easy to apply, makes skin glow, is hydrating, great quality and value. No skin irritation and wife swears it reduces wrinkles.

I'm in my late 20s and I want to delay wrinkles and other signs of aging before they show up. I've researched a lot and found out that delaying the signs of aging and preventing them is the way to go to stay "youthful" as long as possible. And in fact, people should start taking care of their skin in their 20s because it's easier to keep a smooth, wrinkle free skin rather than trying to erase or hide wrinkles and other imperfections.I started using this product about two months or so ago when I saw lines around my eyes and on my forehead. I see a lot of my peers who are still in their 20s, but look like they're in their 30s and 40s. They look tired and have lines all over their faces that weren't there before. First off, I've tried to consciously stay out of the sun if I could help it. I use sunblock if I can't avoid the sun. My peers didn't really care for that when we were younger and the sun damage on their skin is obvious. Their skin looks dry, cracked, tan but old. I say this because if you want the best benefit from using this product, you should try to stay out of the sun and use sunblock if you can't.Also, this product works really well with a moisturizer. I apply this product first on clean skin and let it dry for a minute. Then I apply Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair for Night because it's a moisturizer and also has retinol, which really helps with skin repair (wrinkles and uneven tone), smooths skin by promoting new growth, and also helps keeps my skin clear from acne. Once a week, I do a 1 minute glycolic peel (30%) then rinse off and apply hylauronic acid and just a simple moisturizer on top. I skip retinol products that night because it will burn/sting the newly treated skin. Also skip anything that would sting if you are somehow still using any other products like salicylic acid, etc. The glycolic peel makes a huge difference. I could tell the first time I used it that my skin was softer, smoother, more even toned, and just feels better. Read up about it for sure before using it because it can be strong. It's supposed to help peel away dead skin and stimulate new smooth skin. It seems to do that for me.But these products I'm talking about like retinol and glycolic peel will make your skin sensitive to the sun and will easily make you burn. So, definitely stay out of the sun if you can help it, use sunblock, a hat, and whatever else you can do to avoid sun exposure. Otherwise, your skin won't look great and it will all be for nothing. But if you take care of your skin consistently and follow directions well, you will see a big difference. It's like exercise. You have to do it everyday, but you won't see a big difference until after some time. I wish I took pictures of my skin before I started my regimen. I'd really love to show what has changed for me.Also, I recently got married and was showing people my wedding photos. A lot of people assumed I was the "baby" in my family. Just looking at photos, they thought I was the youngest out of all my sisters (also my bridesmaids). I am 7 years older than one of my sisters and 10 years older than the youngest. People were blown away and actually felt bad for my sisters. And I can still hang out with my siblings and their friends if I need to. Their friends also mistake me as someone closer to their age and wouldn't believe I'm much older than they are.

This is an in-depth review of this serum, which I use in my 5-Step Japanese Skincare Routine. This is the third step in the process, with the order being: cleanser, toner, serum, eye cream, face cream. I have never used a serum before and was initially intimidated by the word "acid" and the fact that it came in a medicinal looking dropper bottle. But so far I have really enjoyed this addition to my daily skincare routine. Not only do I have combination skin due to my Japanese-American genetics, but I'm also allergic to everything and live in both dry, cold Colorado and hot, humid Georgia. I've been hunting a whole set of products to create the ultimate skincare package. We all have hyaluronic acid in our bodies already, but is generally taken as a supplement to help with joints. Instead of injecting this into my knees, I'm patting it all over my face to help with dry skin. It's supposed to be great for people with eczema or skin problems. I'm using it to help prevent signs of aging, and to improve my combination skin and overall skin tone.PROS:- gentle on sensitive skin (I didn't have a horrible reaction)- helps trap moisture in your skin after your clean and use a toner- can mix it with other nighttime serums- has an initially oily texture that quickly absorbs into skin in dry weather (instant moisture relief!)- has helped with my poor dry hands- evens out skin tone- some lightening affects (or it has relieved my skin of any existing redness?)- no acne or blemishes formed- comes in a handy glass bottle with a rubber dropper- no dye, just a natural clear liquidCONS:- a bit expensive, and lasts maybe a month or so if you're using it generously- takes a while to soak in (you have to keep patting your face with your palms into it absorbs)- a bit tacky in humidity (not to bad if you use it after a shower at night, but in mornings it might affect your makeup)- takes a while to see a difference, especially if you're not applying it evenly- doesn't contain vitamin c, which is supposed to help you absorb/process it better- if you spill any, it's a pain to clean out of clothingOVERALL:I love what hyaluronic acid does for my skin. It really helps to lock in moisture and works well once you get the hang of patting it evenly into your skin. However, it is a bit pricey, which is why I knocked it down a star. But I will buy it again, though perhaps one that includes Vitamin C to help my skin absorb and process the acid more efficiently. There are apparently no studies that prove hyaluronic acid works. I see subtle differences in my skin tone, but not my pores, wrinkles, or tightness of skin. I believe this serum could be used for everyday maintenance, aging prevention in skin, and overall brightness and clarity. But if you're looking to reverse skin aging, wrinkles, or loose skin then you'll need to mix this serum in with another cream that does the trick. Think of this as a booster to your existing skincare routine.