Review (4/5): ual
I usually apply a form of hyaluronic serum after i use a vitamin c serum (which i do after using toner), so when i saw the chance to try this particular brand of it for free as long as i left a unbiased review, i did so. i like trying out different brands anyways, plus i make my own, all because i know hyaluronics benefits help me as a male (you can research it online). most brands have hyaluronic as one of the top 3 ingredients, followed by some mix of their own within it. this has witchhazel and aloe as the main base (well it shows herbal infusion as the first ingredient but that could be anything, so as the first item it seems the actual herbs should be listed should someone be allergic), and after the hyaluronic comes items im familiar with and all are items i use on their own daily so thats good, and luckily the preservative is the last item in this so its at a minimum. for my face it went on with a nice thick consistency, and absorbed mostly within 15-20 minutes, as aloe for me can be a little shiny if applied too much. it worked as well as any good hyaluronic serum of brand name, but at a bit lower price. a bottle lasts me about a month when applied on face and neck. its a good one to price compare others of roughly same items in this serum.