Review (4/5): Serum left my skin feeling soft
Let me preface my review by admitting my own stupidity in not examining the ingredient list more closely (which is readily available on the product's Amazon page). The face cream contains Dimethicone, and therefore I could not use it on my face as silicones cause my oily skin to break out. Let my example be a reminder that smart consumers examine ingredient lists BEFORE purchasing a product.
That being said, I used the serum on my face, neck, and upper chest, and used the cream on my neck and upper chest. I am used to having a pump for a serum, so the eye dropper left me unsure how to measure out a consistent amount to use each time. I used what was probably a generous amount, and it absorbed nicely after a few minutes. I then applied the cream. After a few days, I could feel a definite softness on my face, especially when I was washing it in the shower. (Remember, this result was from the serum only.) My neck and upper chest also felt softer and smoother in the shower. So I would definitely recommend the serum. (I cannot speak specifically to its anti-wrinkle properties as I have oily skin and my only wrinkles are a the "11" above my nose, which cannot be remedied by a simple serum.) As far as the cream goes, it feels nice and a did not have any issues for a few days. Then I got a light heat rash on my upper chest and made the mistake of applying the cream to the area before the rash had healed. (With the cream's active ingredients, it wasn't a good choice to sooth the irritation.) Today the area was still irritated, so I am thinking I will have to stop using the cream altogether. Again, check the ingredients to guard against any specific skin sensitivities you may have. I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest review.