What a racket, “Botox in a bottle” I can tell you as someone who worked for a plastic surgeon for many years this is just average products with trained high pressure salespeople that work on commissions. The ingredients are cheap, the first ingredient is water then carbomer (a filler) and propylene glycol which is a solvent use in things like antifreeze.
Not sure yet (2 weeks in) but seems like a marketing scam. Get you in the chair, put serum under your eye, fan it to speed drying process and voila, your wrinkles and puffiness are gone! But wait, as soon as it wears off or is washed off, wrinkles are back. It seems the drying process just tightens up the product pulling the skin taut and making the wrinkles seem to disappear. Feels similar to when you were in elementary school and spread Elmer’s glue on your hand. I’m trying to keep an open mind but am not expecting any drastic results in 2-3 months. We’ll see.
