Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Serum Review: Skinceuticals H.A. Intensifier

Skinceuticals H.A. Intensifier



AvailabilityThis product retails at $102 for 1 oz. (30 mL) and is available at bluemercury.com along with its physical store locations. You can also get it through e-retailers such as dermstore.com, skinstore.com, and skinceuticals.com

Would I buy this? No.

What is this product? What is it supposed to do?
Product info according to bluemercury.com:
WHAT IT IS
H.A. Intensifier is a multi-beneficial corrective serum proven to amplify skin’s hyaluronic acid levels by 30%. This unique formulation contains a high concentration of pure hyaluronic acid, proxylane™, and botanical extracts of licorice root and purple rice to support skin’s hyaluronic acid levels and deliver surface hydration, helping improve the visible appearance of firmness, smoothness, and facial plumpness.
BENEFITS
Reduces the look of crow’s feet, nasolabial folds, and marionette lines (lines from the corners of the mouth down to chin) for smoother, firmer skin.

Does this contain any special/beneficial ingredients?
Again, according to bluemercury.com, these are the key ingredients:
10% Proxylane™: Supports skin’s hyaluronic acid levels to help improve the appearance of skin firmness.
2.0% Licorice Root Extract (dipotassium glycyrrhizate) + 0.2% Purple Rice Extract: These potent ingredients work together to help preserve hyaluronic acid content in skin.
1.3% Hyaluronic Acid: This powerful natural humectant provides long lasting hydration to improve the look of skin texture.

What is the texture like?
This feels like a thick, watery gel.

Is this scented?
This doesn't really have a discernible scent.

What has my experience with the product been like?
I can't speak in-depth about the hydration or anti-aging effects of this long-term because I haven't used it long-term. That said, you can immediately feel the hydration as soon as you apply this. I find it feels somewhat sticky, which I don't love. I'll have to keep using it to see if I'm impressed with its effects but $100 for hyaluronic acid seems rather pricey.

Please let me know if you have any comments or questions.

DisclaimerThis was provided for testing purposes, I am not obligated or being compensated to mention it on this blog. 

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