Review (1/5): DOES NOT CONTAIN HYALURONIC ACID The box and listing description are lying
One of those annoying scam products.... This product states in the listing description and in the actual box front that it contains hyaluronic acid. When you read the ingredients though, it doesn't list it. Instead it lists propylene glycol and glycerin, two cheap clear viscous liquids that look and feel like hyaluronic acid but do not have the same effect on skin.
And if they're lying about the hyaluronic acid, what are the odds that they are being honest that it's 30% vitamin C? Well it lists ascorbic acid as fifth in the list of ingredients. Per law, ingredients are listed in the order of quantity in the product. If vitamin C is fifth in the list, it would mean there are four other ingredients that have more quantity. But if you do the math that's impossible. If all first four ingredients were also 30%, that would add up to 120% of the product, not counting the vitamin C. That is physically impossible.
Not worth the $5.