Trio, Regenerative Serum With Ghk-cu For Skin Tightening, 30ml

It applies smoothly, moisturizes well, and leaves your skin just glowing after only a few uses. It's great stuff.The cream is relatively lightweight and not too greasy, while the ingredients feel high quality too, making it a good value.Only downside is the tub can be a bit of a breeding ground for bacteria if you don't make sure your hands are clean before each use.

I’ve used this anti-aging moisturizer a few times but my main problem is that this stinks. It smells like very old makeup. I can’t imagine it’s supposed to smell like this? If it is, I don’t know what to say about that but question the quality of the ingredients. I’ve used unscented products and this isn’t that. If I had makeup that smelled like this it would immediately go into the trash. It’s kind of thick feeling when it’s on and doesn’t particularly feel moisturizing. I would not buy it at this price. I don’t even want to use the bottle I have so take from that what you will. I can’t speak to how well it works because I haven’t used it enough to verify one way or the other.

"Airless pump" stick broke, can't get cream out by flipping or hard-tapping the bottle, used a cotton swab to get product out, felt like spreading hard wax on my face, not hydrating (use hydrating serums before this), smells like silicone, first 5 ingredients are water, sunflower oil, dimethicone, cetyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol (mainly an occlusive), fine lines above my eyebrows are unaffected, nasolabial fold lines slightly reduced, waxy shine finish on face, seems suited for night or home-all-day use.My usual occlusive moisturizer spreads more easily, also smells like silicone, has a more matte finish.I'll keep using this in the coming days and update on results, though it'll be hard due to the broken pump.For now, I'm skeptical.

I couldn’t get past the smell and texture of this cream. The scent reminded me of Play-Doh, which made it unpleasant to use right from the start.The texture also didn’t help. The cream is very thick and had a gritty feel that didn’t spread smoothly on my skin. Instead of feeling hydrating, it just sat on the surface and didn’t absorb well.I have combination skin that leans dry, and this didn’t provide the moisture my skin needs. It also didn’t leave my skin feeling softer or give any noticeable protective barrier.Considering the performance and overall experience, I don’t think this is a good value for the money.Not an effective wrinkle cream moisturizer.2 out of 5 stars.

Zero greasiness, zero pilling, even when I layer it under sunscreen and makeup. My skin drinks it up and looks plump all day. I’ve noticed the little lines on my forehead and around my mouth are definitely softer, and my cheeks have this bounce they haven’t had since… well, a long time.The pump is genius too – two chambers so the fancy ingredients stay potent, and it gives you the exact amount every time. No wasting product trying to shake the last bits out of a jar.Only real downside for me is the bottle feels tiny for the price. Like, I get that a pea-size amount is enough (and it really is), but when you’re dropping serious money you want it to look substantial on the shelf, ya know? Also, the scent is… fine? It’s not strong but there’s a slight clinical smell that takes a second to fade. Doesn’t bother me much but I wouldn’t call it luxurious.Overall, it’s pricey but my skin looks brighter, smoother, and honestly healthier than it has in years. If you’re on the fence, I’d say it’s worth it if you’re actually consistent with it. Just wish the bottle was a tad bigger so I wouldn’t feel like I’m rationing my fancy cream haha.