Collagen Cream for Face with Retinol and Hyaluronic Acid, Anti Wrinkle-Anti Aging Cream, Night and Day Anti Aging Skincare Facial Moisturizer, Face And Neck Cream(50ml)

A few people have commented on the product being ‘slimy’ personally I really love the texture. I feel that it’s absorbing well into my skin and am already noticing a difference. The crows feet aren’t so prominent shall we say yet the texture is very light. I’ll definitely be purchasing more!

The media could not be loaded. I love this cream. Me, who is always very sensitive. I have been using very expensive creams to make my skin look better especially after birth, and they helped but costs so much. This is same quality but for less money and have some extra benefits.One maajor unique feature it has is that it made my scars or pimples disappear in half time. I heal so slowly but after only 3 uses (3 days-morning only) my pimples and some scars disappeared.I also like that now that I am cold and I blow out my nose every 5 minutes, even if my skin is damaged because of the rubbing, it’s not stinging when I apply it, even more it hydrates it and keep it moisturised.It also helps blend a foundation better and it’s so lightweight and absorbs in seconds. It has no fragrance and it doesn’t leave skin oily.I could not recommend it more, value for money, only £7,99 and very good quality.

Hurtling beyond midlife and having to stare at myself more than I’d like on Zoom meetings, I noticed that my neck it starting to show signs of sagging more than I’d like. What a lovely bonus that is from Covid.I’ve been trying this cream on my neck every night for a couple of weeks now and there’s the standard things I can say - feels nice and creamy, applies well, low to no scent (although I don’t have the best sense of smell) and it absorbs quickly. Have I seen miracles in two weeks? No, I haven’t but I don’t think you should expect to either.There’s a certain amount of faith you have to put into these products and also a degree of remembering what you’ve paid. I’m sure a surgeon could sort my slightly saggy neck, but they’d want considerably more than the £6.99 asking price for this at time of review.As with a lot of beauty care products and regimes, there’s an amount of satisfaction of just doing something to help at least slow the process of visible aging. This cream sells itself on the collagen content, and collagen is one of the primary reasons our skin feels plumper/firmer. Getting older means we produce less collagen so this hopefully helps to combat that. Although I haven’t seen real or visible differences, I’m not putting myself under the microscope and comparing my skin with photo evidence. What I can say is the ingredients should help, the price is competitive (although keep an eye on the special offers on the Age Perfect similar product from a more recognised brand) and trust in the process

The media could not be loaded. Very pleasant to use - I tested it on the back of my hand and found it absorbed easily and left no kind of residue on the skin surface.The light scent is nice and not overpowering.I note that collegen is second on the ingredients list so, if these creams are effective, it stands a good chance.Lovely daily moisturiser.

The cream arrives in a jar that is vacuum sealed in plastic. The packaging is a nice minimalistic style. I appreciate that the scent of the cream is neutral and faded away very quickly. I do not want to be smelling my face creams hours later. The cream feels silky to the touch. It spreads onto the skin evenly and easily. It is absorbed very quickly. Unfortunately, for me the cream is no where near moisturizing enough. I was left with dry skin patches. Maybe this cream would work better for someone with oily or combination skin.

Nice minimal packaging, none of it plastic. No nail-breaking struggle to get package or jar open. Cream applied to my face feels light, soothing, moist, not greasy. On their ad, Sefuson make lots of claims as to the benefits we can hope for from this cream, especially that it is anti-wrinkle and anti-aging. At age 81, I fear I may have begun too late. Should I really care?I would have liked to see more info. on the proportions of the various active ingredients, as well as the excipients (non-active ingredients). I suspect that, as in most such creams, the non-essential "chemicals" far out-weigh the essential. The seller probably thinks, correctly, that the prospective buyer may be put off by a long list of industrial-sounding "chemicals".A recent Radio 4 Podcast from the series "Sliced Bread" claims that collagen applied externally is useless, (whereas it can be helpful when ingested). This leaves the possibility that some of the other ingredients (Retinol, hyluronic acid, vitamin E, aloe vera etc) may indeed be good for our skin, but there is no knowing how much of each of these we are getting. In the end, regularly applying any moisturiser, preferably just after washing, is universally accepted to be helpful.The current price of £7.99 is modest, especially compared to other skincare creams which, to my horror and amazement, can cost £30. You have Free Returns, but obviously not once you have opened the pack.

I love that this cream is full of good and natural ingredients. It has no smell, it's a nice thick cream that you don't need a lot of, and it is easily absorbed, it didn't leave my skin feeling dry or with any stickiness, it left it feeling lovely and soft. It's very early days yet, but no have no complaints so far.