This product is extremely pricy and from my understanding it’s mainly just silicone. I think it might be helpful for sealing hydrating products in but nothing that screams it’s work the price tag to me yet. The thing that really wasn’t great at all is the use of these silicones are horrible for the environment. So not only do I need feel I’m sewing much results, I think you could find the same results for less and less on the environment

I got this serum in a boxycharm a while back and have just gotten around to using it. I was really excited because on their website it's listed for 195$ but when I looked at the ingredients it's just silicone. Three types of silicone one of which was banned from use in beauty products because of it's horrible impact on the environment. I checked the web site and they say it also has some hyaluronic acid in it but the claims are that it's supposed to smooth the skin the over night and do all these amazing things for your face but it's just silicone. I put some on the back of my hand to test it and it's super greasy and doesn't want to absorb. It's awful and super disappointing. How they can get away with selling this for 200$ is ridiculous! The packaging isn't very impressive. I think they used the all black to make it look sleek and fancy but they couldn't even put the label stickers on straight. Plz don't waste your money on this serum.

This serum feels silky on the skin, gliding across the face and leaving behind a lightweight, hydrated layer. It’s designed to target fine lines and uneven texture, and over time, it gives skin a polished, more even look. It doesn’t shout with instant results—it works quietly, improving tone and smoothness until one day your skin just looks better, more refined, more put-together. It’s skincare in the background—subtle, steady, and quietly transformative.