Aloette Time Repair Anti Wrinkle Serum, Age Defying Face Serum, Lightweight Formula, All Skin Types, Cruelty Free, 1 Fl Oz

I have tried so many products and I always seem to come back to this. Really makes my skin tone nice, smoothes out fine likes and seems to plump up those areas of my skin that need it. I wash and exfoliate my face daily. I use a vit c serum in the morning before I wear makeup and I use a retinol blend every other night or so. Then I apply this serum. In the summer I skip mosturizer and this suffices for me but when It's winter, Or my skin feels dry, I apply moisturizer on my face afterwards and then my usual lip balm. About once a week I dab any leftover serum from my fingertips on my elbows and any small areas of roughness. Despite trying other things, I feel this works best for me (at least for now) and will continue using.

Tried lots of serums but this one really works well and keeps my skin soft.

I have finally had the opportunity to try this product after finishing up something else I had been using. I don't usually use serums, as they seem expensive and unnecessary to me, but as I have gotten older (early 50s now), I've become even more conscientious about my skin care.This serum comes in a pump bottle. It has a soft pleasant scent. I liked that it is similar to a very light lotion; there is no greasy feel at all, and it was easily absorbed by my skin, which still tends towards oily. I mostly used the serum at night, sometimes in the a.m.; both worked fine. So far I've used this serum off and on for several weeks - I know that this is probably not long enough to see any firming or other major results, and I definitely have not. On the plus side, my skin feels nice after using this, and it has not caused any breakouts or other problems.In summary, this serum has so far acted mainly like a light moisturizer for my skin, which is somewhat helpful because although my aging skin needs more moisturize, it still gets oily, and this serum did not contribute to that. However, given both the price tag and the lack of other results, I likely will not repurchase. I do plan to continue using this serum until it is finished, and I will update my review if I notice anything new.

I have had the opportunity to try several different types of serums, and this one I would say is pretty much up there with one of the best ones that I've used. I really appreciated the different consistency in the viscosity of the serum, that is to say that it had more of a moisturizing type quality to it than in traditional serum than I am used to. Most serums that I am used to that are applied with a dropper are a lot more oily, and tend to run down the face once applied, and in some cases take a little longer to saturate into the skin. I liked the fact that this one was a little bit more closely related to a moisturizer in terms of its consistency, and in my experience saturated very nicely and quite quickly. It contains shea butter which is good for me because I appreciate the hydrating qualities of this serum, as it made my skin feel nice and smooth even before I had applied a moisturizer over top. That being said, if you are somebody who is used to oily skin, you might reconsider whether or not this will work optimally for you. For me however, I am often faced with dry patches on my face, which is why in some instances I don't always agree with every serum that I try because they will often exacerbate those dry areas. This serum did not exacerbate them thankfully, and did a decent job of hydrating those dry areas as well. As far as anti wrinkle properties are concerned, I noticed a slight improvement in the aging of the skin by diminishing fine lines and wrinkles to some degree, but I wouldn't say it was any sort of a miracle product from that perspective. I always like to temper my expectations when it comes to the claims of anti-aging and anti wrinkle properties of any types of serums or creams, as I think a healthy skepticism will keep you grounded in the type of results that you come to expect. That being said, I still stand by the fact that I think this is one of my favorite serums that I personally have tried for my normal to dry skin type. So if you are someone with a skin type similar to mine, you might consider giving this a try, as I suggest and highly recommend it.

this is mostly aloe and water with some salicylic acid and other ingredients, so i’m not sure about how anti aging it is but it’s a good lightweight moisturizer or thicker serum on low maintenance days. if you’re sensitive to salicylic acid i would avoid this product but if your skin is normal to oily it’s probably better suited for that. it’s not mind blowing or amazing but it’s good for what it is, i just don’t agree with the $49 price because when i’m paying near $50 and more, i expect to be wowed enough to want more. with this i don’t really get that but i don’t think the product is terrible. it’s just a very average but decent product that costs a little more than other similar products that are just as good and closer to $30. everyone’s skin chemistry is different though, so if you think it’ll benefit you more than me i would still try it. it absorbs well and doesn’t leave me shiny or greasy and i didn’t experience and skin irritation. i like it enough to finish the bottle but i won’t be better more when i’m out.

Not a bad facial serum, but it's not what I would call one of the better ones. It took me awhile to prime the pump, but once the serum came out, it's a thin white serum. Spreads over the face, as expected, and feels good. Sinks in soon afterwards. It causes a little firming of my skin, but not a whole lot. There's a common cosmetic scent that's somewhat light and does not linger. This serum is a nice layer before I applying my moisturizer because it helps to prep the skin and firm it up a little bit.All in all, this is a very average facial serum. It's good, but not the best. Because of that, I find the price of $49 (today's price) to be awfully high for what it is.