Nitric Oxide Activating Serum with Antioxidants | Hydrating Serum For Face | Decreases Wrinkles | Pore Minimizer | Improves Skin Texture | Helps Dark Spots | 1 Fl Oz, 30ml

I watched a podcast with the doctor who came up with this. I ordered it. We use it and so far we like it. It’s a good product. I’m impressed how fast a cut on my leg is healing and a cat scratch on my arm.

I have listened to scores of videos about the science behind these products. But I am not one to spend this kind of money on skincare. However, my husband has been having problems with itchy skin on his back for well over a year now. This has not been mild, but severe— bad enough that he has been to a dermatologist several times to try to find a fix. Bad enough that he has had to get up and leave meetings, and it often wakes him up at night. It has been making him truly miserable. Nothing has helped. It isn’t cheap to go to the doctor, so I spent the $120 to give this a try.The itching on his back went away within seconds of applying this serum. Wow!! It seems to stop the itching for several days. We are still working on how often it needs to be applied, but we are stunned that this has been magic! I am in my 60s, and of course have begun using it on my own skin as well! :) I may write a separate review about that later, but there are already many wonderful testimonials here in the comments. If you have strange skin problems, I think this product is worth a try.Update: My daughter has fought mild acne all her life; in her 30s now. This is the first product to fix it. Her too-pale skin with a roughish texture is smooth with good, pink color. As others have said, she seems to need it daily to maintain results. But—she bought 3 bottles when the came up on sale so she doesn’t run out!The tingling and slight flushing the serum caused initially stopped after a few weeks of use. Good stuff!

I recently decided to splurge on a high-end facial cream, lured by the age-old notion that expensive equals high quality and by the interview the creator of this product gave. The packaging alone exudes luxury, with its glossy finish and intricate detailing – clearly designed to impress.Upon first application, the cream felt okay on my skin. However, as days turned into weeks, I found myself questioning its true value. While it did provide a decent level of hydration, I didn't notice any groundbreaking improvements in my skin's texture or appearance compared to more reasonably priced alternatives.In retrospect, it seems I fell for the marketing allure that often accompanies such ostentatious products. The high price tag didn't necessarily translate to superior results. While it's an indulgent treat for those who enjoy the finer things in life, the tangible benefits are, in my opinion, not proportionate to the cost.Overall, if you have the means and enjoy a touch of extravagance, this facial cream might appeal to you. But if you're looking for real value and significant skincare benefits, there are more effective options available at a fraction of the price. Achieving better results can often be as simple as maintaining a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise, proper hydration, and the use of collagen and hyaluronic acid in both supplement and cream forms. Additionally, ensuring you get enough sleep is crucial for skin health.

arrived fast - seems like a good produc

Classic vitamin C scent (not like oranges, but vitamin C serums its how I knew this had real Vitamin C in it. Its a very distinct smell.My skin wasn't too keen on this serum however. I had high hopes; maybe too high really.It eventually started leaving my skin with a slight orange tint. At the time I was using this and just a nightly moisturizer. It was this product that did it. I always test out products in as singualr a way as possible so i can determine how it works on me.This missed all the marks.It did leave my skin soft and smooth. But no other noticable benefits (no smoother skin texture, no decrease in wrinkles or fine lines)This is just an overglorified vitamin C serum, nothing more. Its wasn't even that effective as a vitamin C serum.The only thing it did do was turn my skin slightly orange so I looked like I had a bad fake tab :/Disappointed over this product. But I tried it and now never have to wonder again. Its not for me.For reference - im a light skin tone (fair/light) I easily (and only) burn in the sun. I cannot tan at all (literally never have tanned its impossible for me) I have normal skin that isn't sensitive to products, no acne (a pimple here and there sometimes) and neither dry or oily skin, its relatively helathy overall. Reddish tone overall (mainly cause blood flow is super noticeable think in terms of full face flushing almost all tue time)

I just finished my first bottle. The good news, using it religiously twice a day, one full pump each side, the bottle lasted just over 6 weeks, so a bit more than the advertised 70 applications. At this point, I see moderate improvement in skin brightness and clarity. The product isn’t moisturizing on me, but it isn’t drying either. I see no improvement in dark circles, fine lines or sun/age spots. I purchased my first bottle on a promo at $58. The serum is now up to $77 with a coupon, $120 retail. I am willing to give it another 6 weeks, but without additional improvements, I will not continue spending the $$ on this serum.UPDATE: I used the serum for 6 months. Five Stars for making my complexion bright and clear, eliminating minor red blotching and evening out skin tone. I think my skin looked great. As for fine line reduction, I didn't notice any difference. I stopped using the serum about a month ago and notice that my complexion is slipping back to its previous state. I am on the fence about repurchasing the product. The bottle contains about a 45 day supply, but at the new even higher price, I'm still on the fence about the investment for a nice but not particularly significant outcome.

Love itThank you

Only using for about 1 week, no reaction at all, where normally I have bad reaction to most other skin care