Great video. I use both and love them. I sincerely hope nothing replaces your sunscreen. Take it from this 52 year old who didn't wear sunscreen for almost 50 years. One side of my face was so saggy from sitting sideways at a window at work every day. Don't ever forget your sunscreen. If you're not wearing that then you may throw all the rest of your skincare in the bin.
@@roccop913 Aw Erika thank you. My skin has improved a lot since getting a proper skincare routine. Beauty, at my age, isn't a priority. As long as my skin is healthy I'm good but if I can look a few years younger I'm happy!! And I don't think I'm doing too badly now. The real beauty is on the inside. Never forget that. I've met some stunners in my time that were ugly as sin in their hearts.
I am 41 and was about 27 when I started using good skincare. Before that I didn’t do a horrible job but it was mostly cheap face washes and whatever moisturizer I could afford that didn’t make me break out. No idea if any of it made a difference. My almost 70 year old mom doesn’t have many wrinkles and she’s mostly used ponds cold cream her whole life.
Wow. I am glad you mentioned Ponds. My great grandmother, grandmother, and mom all used Ponds. I swear they looked like they used the most expensive moisturizers. Never did. Just Ponds. I’m using expensive ones and look older than they did.
Let me see a woman older than 35 with actual lines, wrinkles and sagging skin do these videos with actual visible before and after results NOT someone younger reviewing anti aging products and "results"...girl, I was you in my 20s and early 30s and swore I knew it when it came to products and so on ...now that I'm older I know it wasn't the product!!!! It was my youth- that's it!!!!
I’m 39 and I used this product for more then 1 year. I didn’t see any changing. Then I studied better the question and found out information that peptides that can make difference, that really can do smth with your skin can’t cost 8€. If the product contains peptides it doesn’t mean that these peptides penetrate where they must penetrate. The sistem of ingredient delivery is much more important in the case of peptides. I love The ordinary, I absolutly adore their acids for example, but their peptides don’t work at all. A sad thing because the price is so so good😩
@@irigrinik I've noticed on my face that their peptides are good for after microneedling, better penetration better results ..or after a really good facial from a dermatologist
I just started using the ordinary products and am super pleased. I was never able to afford fancy skin care and when I stumbled across this brand I felt it might not be good cuz or the price but being on a budget I gave it a try and I am happier with it than I am other high end brands I also like how I can use less products and still get beautiful results. The packaging is plain but it's whats inside the product that counts
That's why Ordinary can affort to sale at a lower price because they don't need to spend extra money on fancy packaging like others. I hope that they keep it that way. I like the packaging and price the way they are now.
The Ordinary has completely revolutionised my skin care routine tbh, I'm broke af and could only ever afford the absolute basics, and with acne prone skin that was...not great. I wish they'd been around when I was younger, it would've been life changing!
Who cares how old she is, she’s showing you a good product. I’m 36 and use this Ordinary serum and it’s great! Prevention is always the best bet for anti aging.
@@Mimi-hn6iv I don’t think people are mad. Skincare needs are just different in older women. She is knowledgeable and looks amazing but she can’t really speak to results on skin that has already aged is all. I’m all about preventative skincare- I can say that good consistent skincare from when your young, makes a huge difference when you get older.😃
@@dannilikesreviews if you look through the comments, people are indeed mad. Saying they don't want to see young women reviewing these products and calling anyone "snowflakes", that disagree or tell them that there are plenty of older women that review these products. I feel like it's senseless to comment those things, because there are a lot of wonderful older women that review products, and give great advice. If watching her videos bother them, they should watch the women that provide the content they're looking for. Just my opinion.
I mulled over ordering this for a month. I read a lot of lack lustre reviews and mixed thoughts, BUT let me tell you, it really is botox in a bottle. Within ten minutes I couldn't make some expression and laugh lines wouldn't form around my eyes. I could really feel its affects, the area I applied with didn't feel numb but I could feel that the muscle was constricted. The affects lasted for a few hours but the more I used it the more longevity the product had. Anyone who is considering botox, please purchase this first, its safer and cheaper.
Your review is a little suspicious. Botox (which is stronger) done properly doesn't make you feel like this. Within ten minutes you couldn't make some expressions, and could feel its constricted effects? Please research the professional you went to before going again- he or she doesn't sound too good and might do you serious harm.
@@mcovelloful it’s not really suspicious, why don’t you try the product for yourself. I also have thin skin which means it may be more effective for me than others. The peptide works by targeting the same snap protein 25 that Botox does but rather through adsorption than injection. It’s formulation with a high water content makes it’s more digestible for the skin therefore may increase the time relevant rate of effectiveness. It’s also cumulative permeation which means it works via entering through the pores etc. do some research and read some studies it’s very interesting.
I appreciate your video. I have to say as a beautiful young woman don’t be so worried about a tiny line here & there. You don’t have to be so vigilant & attack every line so swiftly. Some lines don’t detract at all from beauty. Some lines add character & enhance one’s face.
maybe we should all stop telling her what to do and worry about ourselves? plsss realize it takes energy to be in someone else’s business, that’s y y’all are so tired.
Do not fool yourself and have unrealistic expectations, if you want a botox effect, get a botox! NO, I am not just giving my opinion without having used this product, I used it for a year and it does not make any meaningful difference to mature skin so just be mindful of that, if you are in your late 20's early 30's, it might soften your skin but not to the point where you can call this "botox in a bottle", all the best.
Hi Amparo, do you want to see the data that supports the efficacy of preventative Botox. We just released a video that shows the only data that exists in the scientific literature. Would love your feedback.
@@mauvemav1900 sure. I don't get Botox because of my own reasons but this, which I tried and tried sometimes again for more than ten years (yep we sometimes hope too much) doesn't work at all ! Sorry for my English: ) Imi bigan yoga Chanel : this helps to look better
You’re absolutely right. This product does not penetrate down to the neuromuscular junction. Less than 1% of the product e penetrates the skin. This only works for static lines.
I love Argireline. While it's not really "botox in a bottle", it definitely helps with stopping muscle movement in the face, in my opinion. It's quite hard to describe, but it's not expensive, so I'd definitely recommend trying for a few months (morning and night), to see if you like it. I'm never without it! Lol Btw, I'm 41 and DO get fillers and anti-wrinkle injections, but I don't get/need the anti-wrinkle around my eyes and feel that argireline has helped with delaying crows feet. I also wear sunscreen religiously.
The Ordinary is great but I’m sprinting toward 55. I love my skin and take care of it with a good sunscreen, nice products, and retinol. But realistically the only neurotoxin in a bottle that will absolutely work has a syringe sticking out of it. When I was 27 (the age of the speaker) my skin was flawless. Best advice for the long haul: Sunscreen. Careful selection of ingredients. When you start to see wrinkles that bother you (and you will) visit a well reputed professional. And then put on more sunscreen. It’s worth it.
Love this i am sprinting towards 59 the ordinary products really work. My main is Granactive retinol. It's milky. But Argeraline wow. Used on and off for a year it really helps. I'm lucky I've used good skincare since my teens. Uk so util the last few years, it rains a lot where we live. I love it 😀 xxx❤❤❤
@@angelajanelomax5540 My mom is the same age as you, do you recommend any produc for her? She doesn't know about skincare, she always uses a moisturizer and that's it. I think she should use something more intense because she already has many lines of expression, she has bags under her eyes and some spots. You help me please?
@@MariaHernandez-rc2eq I use Argeraline from the Ordinary. I prefer the Granactive Retinoid 2%. I use Niacinamide 10% again the Ordinary. Breaking my rule on cruelty free. I use Estee lauder advanced night serum. Niacinamide has to be the first thing i apply. Then 3 times a week Argeraline Thats something i use twice a week now. At first i used Argeraline and Matrixyl. I probably didnt use Matrixyl long enough. Ill go back to Robs hack. And regardless of how sunny, sunscreen always. XxX (mad about skin is one U tuber i watch a lot) 🇬🇧 Uk Definitely try Niacinamide then Argeraline test it first, make sure it doesn't hurt her skin. I don't think it will xxx
Hi Ann, do you want to see the data that supports the efficacy of preventative Botox. We just released a video that shows the only data that exists in the scientific literature. Would love your feedback.
@@gracecacas6620 The Ordinary has "The Buffet" serum, which absolutely packed with peptides, including matrixyl 3000 and matrixyl synthe 6. They also have another version of the serum that includes a Copper peptide as well. "Timeless Skincare" also has some nice peptide serums as well.
I see jealousy in this chat.. why can’t she promote anti-aging products? Because you don’t think she’s *old enough* to? Anti aging regimes start not AFTER you have wrinkles and are older, but preventative care beforehand. When you’re aka; a bit younger. Thanks Sarah, for the share and helping those of us who are willing to not be triggered by youth, learn how to take care of our skin.😂❤️❤️
jealousy? for being younger! we all age, nobody is jealous of young people, we all were young once and no-one stays young forever. so older people aren't jealous of young people. 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄. what a ridiculous thought you have.its not jealousy kid, it's just truth. if you're promoting something as a solution , you need to atleast have a problem. she's not saying it's prevention. she's saying its solution or botox like. that's the difference. prevention is the actual thing she should be promoting , not something like removal.
I agree it’s absolutely ridiculous one so young think she is able to talk about anti ageing skin care products, whit until her skin is 55 years plus, I’ve been in the skin care business for 40 years and was using retinal in the 80s which you could only purchase through dermatologist, plus a few professional products that crept on to the market. It’s like a child telling us about life.
There’s a difference between giving advice based on experience and giving it based on research. Just because she’s young doesn’t mean her advice is null and void… she’s giving advice based on facts because she researched it, duh. That’s how she can possibly know!
I let my skin age gracefully. I am always ask what I use hardly any wrinkles lol and I'm 47 (I look more in my late 20s) I use nothing. I'm sure if start botox and stop I will see more wrinkles. Even it 3 bucks it adds up...each to you their own. Whatever makes you happy.
Yes! Ik I’m only 20 but I use nothing too and everyone always asks what I do for it. I feel like everyone tries to hard plus it too scared of the sun when it’s the toxic food they eat. I won’t even use any spf and never have and I never burn. It’s all the seed oils that are in everything that causes burns from the sun. When I go in the sun more my skin looks less dull too.
I am 44 years old. I have no wrinkles. I don’t use this brand but I have been using this blend for a few years. It goes work. Tho what I use is 30% not 10% which to me seems low
Botox and any product that mimics it is NOT good for over the long run. The muscles in the face will become weak if not used regularly. The face will eventually end up drooping. Good luck.
Victoria Principle has had that in her skin care for over 25 years as I have used them. I still have wrinkles. BUT, my friends swear my skin is the best out of all of us and I AGREE. Not with the Vit C. It stings.
I'm no dermatologist or pharmacist... but... surely this cannot in any way be freezing any muscle groups by 'any' degree. It cannot penetrate deep enough into the skin in order to have that effect. I was under the impression that if a medication starts to transfer beyond the skin surface then it is classed as a drug and has to be prescribed. I'm assuming that in reality it is plumping up the surface of the skin to provide a temporary minute effect, for as long as it is used. As usual, the manufacturer's responses are very careful with their choice of words and data. This is the problem with this endless parade of elixirs that promise the world. The marketing is actually quite clever; "why pay hundreds for Botox when you can have an effect for $10!" At $10 its obviously worth a punt... you use it... convince yourself of a minuscule change... then realise that it doesn't 'really' work. Meanwhile, those $10 all start adding up. The reality is much more simple. Stay out of the sun and start using full sunblock as young as possible. Job done.
I used their products and i begain to get red painful skin and acne on my face and neck i stopped using it and my face cleared up within 2 weeks i now only use oil of olay 7 signs of aging and it improved my dry forehead and my oily t zones are not affected by it i put it on daily under my foundation its the best product for me and my skin is plum and soft. I can email pictures of what it did to my skin bad!
use what you feel best on your skin, why mix ,if tests have already been done on products using these two ingredients and have shown results, i do not like doing diy s on products for my face
Acetyl-hexapeptide-8 is in a lot of my products, but when I added that TO Argireline serum I still noticed a HUGE improvement that I didn't get from other serums. I do mix it with Matrixyl, but I strongly prefer Timeless's Matrixyls to TO... they're more hydrating for me, and the texture is much silkier. The Buffet didn't work as well for me as the other serums. I think that maximum concentration is actually meaningful for these actives.
do you mind telling me your age please? also,did you notice any cognitive issues/brain fog using TO Argireline? I'm a bit concerned about starting due to those anecdotes
@@hannahmitchell87 I'm 37. My skin is very fair and dry, and I have a lot of sun damage, so I started getting lines and wrinkles in my early 20s. I've never heard of cognitive impairment from Argireline, nor did I notice any when I started using it.
Definitely going to try this. I have deep concentration lines in my forehead, but I don’t trust injecting anything in my skin, so I won’t do Botox ever.
I've been using the buffet for almost 2 years and nothing visible changed in my skin. In fact I've using a bunch of the ordinary products and did not see any benefits
When do you use it in your skincare routine? I use vitamin c and then sunscreen in the morning. In the evening, retinoic acid then moisturizer. Please let me know
I think a lot of aging is just genetics. 🤷♀️ And this is coming from someone who does use skincare products and does do some small cosmetic stuff as well! (I started young but didn’t really need it- just wanted to prevent stuff). I have a feeling some people just look older than others. Yes; perhaps smoking a lot can age you or having darker skin can make you look younger. But ultimately I think it’s a generic thing (removing ethnicity from the equation of course) in terms of will one person look younger than someone else. I even remember when I was a child in school. Some kids just looked older even though we were all the same age.
Genetics have sooo much to do with using anti aging products, not just how you look. If you have very pale, sensitive skin, you may not be able to use retinoids, peel off masks, anything fragranced, or even certain pharmacy sunscreens and moisturizer. Others have strong skin that can take a chemical peel with ease! Ive been a smoker for 18years (on and off), I use good skincare, use spf mekeup, I use anto wrinkle creams around my mouth (prevent smoking lines) i don't let myself tan at all because most sunscreens smell so gross I do t use them. AND I've been in drug recovery for 5years!!! I have been told I look like I'm in my early 20s even though I'm 37,😌 There's no way my estee lauder and clinique skincare took care of all the damage!! But for sure, other smokers or recovering addicts I've seen look BAD! 😨 Oh, and having kids also ages you. Women my age who are moms look older than I do, and I used to do hard drugs! 🤣😅
Genes can be modified by your emotional state, subconscious mind. Check Joe Dispenza's theories or Bruce lipton. Not saying you can fully stop aging but what you believe about aging and how your live your life does make a big influence om you physically. I met people who look decades younger, and it has to do with something deeper than skin care, and has to do with levels of happiness too.
Why the hell did she even need that product?? I am 46 and I dont have any visible wrinkles on my face except around the eyes and I was not even sure its suited for me and my age. And then I see a 20 something year old use it.. what the??
I have this and I am absolutely obsessed. it's only been maybe 2 weeks and my deep 11 lines have vanished. (they looked like yours) I was going to buy my first botox session at 300 $ I believe I was quoted. I decided to try this and I really can't express how amazed I am with this product. and its SO cheap. I use it with the ordinary l-ascorbic acid and wear frownies (you put them on your lines and it prevents you from making more by holding them down) and I swear after the 1st night I saw the results. now im almost 2 weeks in and its like I have never had those 11 lines in the first place. and its SOO affordable. I'm obsessed.
@@melaniekolomyja7335 I use the ordinary brand I get it from Ulta there's only have 1 with copper peptides in it its alitttle more expensive I belive its $30
I wanna try this but how do you integrate this with the other Skincare products? Do you use these 2 in the evening and the vitamin C + Sunscreen in the morning? Do you use the Retinol on top of them or do you intercalate between both, when you say "every other night" ?
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Been using it for a few month.. I feel the changed in my skin though.. But friends are praising me lately, said that my face looks great and brighter. Probably because I used this and Retinol 0.2%
I never tried any of their products . I just thought they were cheap and a gimmick . But recently I been going to the Dermatologist for acne rosacea , she has me on Azeliac acid.( I'm 53 years old) And I decided to give up on expensive products that weren't really making a difference. I started using the products the derm recommended like Cerave and sunscreen. So I'll have to look into this as well. I live in a small town and never seen Ordinary products , I heard Sephora sells it but never seen it there . And thank you for actually looking into how this works & explaining how they work .
you are correct if i remember correctly, the results would be very minimal , maybe it could help if used since young, or perhaps with the right type of pen instead of a roller, i suggest to listen to the professionals
@@dollygutz8418 i'm not sure what you're referring to)) i was just commenting on when she said that applying matrixyl helps with the penetration of argireline (or the other way around), saying that it's actually the penetration enhancer dimethyl isosorbide (used in the serums) that does the job))
I’m going to try this product! OMG! I’m 57 and I Ouse only moisturizer and sunscreen, I’m always afraid to try other products to target certain areas. You convinced me. 😃
Love this product. There are definitely not 4 main peptides. There are a ton, and they all have limited studied etc... always changing formulation and advancing.
Hello Sarah, can i use Matrxyl + Argireline and then the Caffeine Solution 5%EGCG so as also to reduce my puffiness? Or, Matrixyl + Argireline are both enough to target my wrinkles and puffiness? Thank you and i hope you could give me an advice. I am 63 years old.
I'm curious what your routine is every day? Do you cleanse, serum, moisturize? I've recently upped my skin care regime and it's a bit overwhelming when to use what and which serums work well together or not. I don't want to spend too long on too many products because I think simpler is better, but I also understand that it's a little more complex than the old days of cleanse, tone, moisturize 😵💫 (I'm not 20 anymore either 🥲)
Skin care isn't complicated. You should cleanse, treat (whatever skin concerns you treat) and moisturize. Make sure your products have ingredients your skin needs, like humectants, antioxidants, anti inflammatories, and DOESN'T have harmful ingredients like drying alcohol, fragrances and essential oils. That's it. Anything else is just extra. Your skin's health will primarily depend on a healthy balanced diet, like eating your fruits, vegetables, proteins, healthy fats, Omega-3, antioxidants, supplementing what you can't get enough from food, and limiting sugar/refined carbs and inflammatory foods.
I am not an expert, but I have done some research and I know that in the morning you should put on the vitamin c and then (a few minutes later) the moisturizer. At night, two or three times a week, you apply retinol (be very careful to remove it in the morning). The times you don't use retinol, take the opportunity to apply a cream aimed at your specific needs. I, for example, use an anti-aging repairer with collagen and then a moisturizer, (hyaluronic acid is very good) and around the eyes an anti-puffy serum. A big hug and blessings!
( BS)Nothing replace Botox, nether fillers or surgery. Skin care is great tool to keep the skin dewy and flexible so it won’t break, vitamin A, C, and organic peels and chemical peels from trained practitioner, good healthy food , physical sun protection, exercising and breath work ❤
I use The Buffet for gua sha and my skin is so damn soft, plump and my pores have gotten so much smaller. I was using The Needleless Serum by Drmtlgy but The Buffet is much cheaper and gives great results.
Since I do it in the morning and dont wash my face, I dont want to use any oil. The serum is moist enough for it to glide. I drop it on my neck first, gua sha and then my cheeks, then gua sha, and then drop it on my forehead and gua sha. I do not do it all at once or it does dry up. I mist rose water if it is drying but it usually stays moist.
@@Joannabanana1989 ah, makes sense. I love my buffet plus copper peptides. I could never gua sha with it id feel like I was wasting it. What i do is use hemp seed oil, it doesn't break me out. I do it in the morning then use a hot washclothe and remove the oil. Then go on with my face routine
I have used Hempz lotion before but never the straight hemp seed oil. I am a skincare collector though and will try everything! I gua sha at night using a cleansing oil/balm as well. I am trying it twice a day to see if it makes a difference in my chin area. My cheeks have definitely gotten less puffy and more sculpted.
@@Joannabanana1989 i have tried alot of different oils, they all broke me out. I stuck with the hemp seed because it never ever does. You get it at the health food store.
People who act like anti-aging isn’t a preventative is crazy. It’s imperative I’ve to start young. It’s unfortunate some are now to old to have learned that and will have to rely on non-topical options.
to people labelling older women here as jealous or tagging this as prevention to justify this promotion- umm firstly the older women are NOT JEALOUS, all of them were young and nobody stays young forever so, that's a ridiculous thought. secondly, she's not promoting it as prevention but solution. solution will be valid if you're having a problem and can show the difference which she can't. lastly,i have seen my aunt try this. she was always about skincare, this isn't botox in a bottle. try matrixyl instead or get botox if you have no other way.i have seen her try this,she didn't recommend. i am 32, i have seen and got advice from dermatologist and they recommend niacinamide and hyaluronic acid at my age. not wrinklerasers because it won't work . in twenties and early 30s they recommend beinf hydrated, use sunscreen,cleanse, and definitely use products which will keep ypur skin's elasticity or prevent it from fading fast.
this is super cool! im interested but im concerned about the longterm effects this would have on my skin like if its healthy to be triggering the muscle like that and if there would be any side effects
Can you take the buffet serum and this one, and mix both in a different bottle so you have your own stronger formula which you can use at once every day without having to apply one after another?
I am old enough to remember when this was a main ingredient in a skincare line by actress Victoria Principal called Principal Secret. Does anyone else remember the infomercials? I didn’t hear much about it elsewhere. Apparently the line still exists!
did you stop using retinol while using these products? is it okay to use with other retinoids/skincare products, what did your skincare routine look like while using this?
My problem is I love aha and BHA. I know you can't use them together so a lot of the time I forgo the Argireline. But maybe just don't put the aha/BHA on my forehead where I put the Argireline.
Yes it work I use daily routin at night with differ t serum first of all argerline serum than niacinamide and buffet and retinol at the last hylronic acid serum with mositiiser
Because it is a VERY watery serum, I use it first in my routine. Rule of thumb: use your wateriest products first, otherwise they won’t penetrate past the prior, thicker serum. Water based products first, anhydrous serums next, oils last.
I had a bottle of this in the beginning of the pandi, I had no idea if it was working and I forgot about it when I used it up. Thank you for talking about it and giving us the science. I didn’t know why the product was there. People only want to talk about hyaluronic acid or niacinamide.
Hi Tammy, do you want to see the data that supports the efficacy of preventative Botox. We just released a video that shows the only data that exists in the scientific literature. Would love your feedback.
Hi Suzi, do you want to see the data that supports the efficacy of preventative Botox. We just released a video that shows the only data that exists in the scientific literature. Would love your feedback.
how would you incorporate this product into routine with retinol, aha, niacinamides, vitamin c. on different days or at the same time as some. morning or night.
I have tried Argireline Solution 10%: and even with tiny dose I feel my skin is burning and specially in the area around my eyes. It's painful and it lasts for days. Why does this happen to me? Sensitive skin? Dry skin? Or maybe because I have many allergies? Although it doesn't get red the area I just have the burn feeling
@@jasminateodorovic1248 omg, agree agree, stick to products that are in the market and have been tested, the skin near the eyes is very thin and dilicate, you could spread close to your eyes that are obivilously near the crowsfeet
Hi Sarah, thank you for your clear description of the product and its benefits to the skin which shows you have done your research. However you did not mention the pairing of Argeriline and Matrixyl 10 % solutions with Copper peptides. Is there any benefit to this layering and can these 3 products be paired?
She only used it on her forehead but can one use it on the whole face? Or at least around the mouth to target the smile wrinkles? I’m sure the answer is pretty clear but I want to make sure. I hope I get an answer thank you.
Thank you a lot for this review. I was just looking for some vegan crueltyfree alternatives to botox and you gave me a great piece of advice. I will order the serums and start using them immediately. Actually I've been using the ordinary's hyaluronic acid for quite long and I had no idea they had such wonderful botox alternatives!
Hi Velesa, do you want to see the data that supports the efficacy of preventative Botox. We just released a video that shows the only data that exists in the scientific literature. Would love your feedback.
Don't u love these 16 yr old faces talking about anti-aging products
It's sad actually...IG generation.
Yup like fr, 16 year olds nowadays looks like they're already pushing late 20s🤧
Prevention
Yeah cause most ofanyi aging is prevention.Special protection from uvs
Took the words outta my brain…. HIYA i was born in 2022 here’s the right combo for YOU….get off my lawn kid…LMAOOOO
Great video. I use both and love them. I sincerely hope nothing replaces your sunscreen. Take it from this 52 year old who didn't wear sunscreen for almost 50 years. One side of my face was so saggy from sitting sideways at a window at work every day. Don't ever forget your sunscreen. If you're not wearing that then you may throw all the rest of your skincare in the bin.
I’m sure ur beautiful 🤩
@@roccop913 Aw Erika thank you. My skin has improved a lot since getting a proper skincare routine. Beauty, at my age, isn't a priority. As long as my skin is healthy I'm good but if I can look a few years younger I'm happy!! And I don't think I'm doing too badly now. The real beauty is on the inside. Never forget that. I've met some stunners in my time that were ugly as sin in their hearts.
Thats absolutely true, put tones of spf since my 23 years old
I really have no idea what type of sunscreen I should use. My skin is very oily and I can barely use hyaluronic acid and argireline.
@@Beandal oil free. Clinique anti wrinkle spf is amazing and doesn't make my oily skin oilier.
sis held that bottle of argirilene for the entire 9 minutes #dedication
this should be the most liked comment on yt
At first she had that damn long pinky sticking out. Geez
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You had me rolling on the floor laughing 🤣
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I am 41 and was about 27 when I started using good skincare. Before that I didn’t do a horrible job but it was mostly cheap face washes and whatever moisturizer I could afford that didn’t make me break out. No idea if any of it made a difference. My almost 70 year old mom doesn’t have many wrinkles and she’s mostly used ponds cold cream her whole life.
Re the ponds cold cream you are not the first person I have seen say something like this - def something to it.
My grandma is almost 90 and her skin is beautiful and the only thing she uses on it is Ponds as well
@@laurenann4693 I want to love it but it has such a strong perfume scent I can't tolerate it.
Did she use the cleanser or the moisturizer?
Wow. I am glad you mentioned Ponds. My great grandmother, grandmother, and mom all used Ponds. I swear they looked like they used the most expensive moisturizers. Never did. Just Ponds. I’m using expensive ones and look older than they did.
Let me see a woman older than 35 with actual lines, wrinkles and sagging skin do these videos with actual visible before and after results NOT someone younger reviewing anti aging products and "results"...girl, I was you in my 20s and early 30s and swore I knew it when it came to products and so on ...now that I'm older I know it wasn't the product!!!! It was my youth- that's it!!!!
Thats not inspiring at all. And thAt will get you older faster.
Well why don’t you find a video with older women clearly the girl in the thumbnail is young you people complain about everything
@@yoinkss8197 no dear it's the truth....and you snowflakes think you know it all...lol
I’m 39 and I used this product for more then 1 year. I didn’t see any changing. Then I studied better the question and found out information that peptides that can make difference, that really can do smth with your skin can’t cost 8€. If the product contains peptides it doesn’t mean that these peptides penetrate where they must penetrate. The sistem of ingredient delivery is much more important in the case of peptides. I love The ordinary, I absolutly adore their acids for example, but their peptides don’t work at all. A sad thing because the price is so so good😩
@@irigrinik I've noticed on my face that their peptides are good for after microneedling, better penetration better results ..or after a really good facial from a dermatologist
I just started using the ordinary products and am super pleased.
I was never able to afford fancy skin care and when I stumbled across this brand I felt it might not be good cuz or the price but being on a budget I gave it a try and I am happier with it than I am other high end brands
I also like how I can use less products and still get beautiful results.
The packaging is plain but it's whats inside the product that counts
I kind of like the packaging, it's not distracting and clean 👌🏻
Yeah I personally love the packaging. I like the scientific look of it. Makes me feel smart lol
That's why Ordinary can affort to sale at a lower price because they don't need to spend extra money on fancy packaging like others. I hope that they keep it that way. I like the packaging and price the way they are now.
Luv them
The Ordinary has completely revolutionised my skin care routine tbh, I'm broke af and could only ever afford the absolute basics, and with acne prone skin that was...not great. I wish they'd been around when I was younger, it would've been life changing!
Who cares how old she is, she’s showing you a good product. I’m 36 and use this Ordinary serum and it’s great! Prevention is always the best bet for anti aging.
People really are mad, because she's talking about skincare before she's 50. Like, how dare she 😂
@@Mimi-hn6iv I don’t think people are mad. Skincare needs are just different in older women. She is knowledgeable and looks amazing but she can’t really speak to results on skin that has already aged is all. I’m all about preventative skincare- I can say that good consistent skincare from when your young, makes a huge difference when you get older.😃
@@Mimi-hn6iv No. Because she's claiming it works like Botox. And that's just not true.
@@dannilikesreviews Buddy. Clickbait.
@@dannilikesreviews if you look through the comments, people are indeed mad. Saying they don't want to see young women reviewing these products and calling anyone "snowflakes", that disagree or tell them that there are plenty of older women that review these products. I feel like it's senseless to comment those things, because there are a lot of wonderful older women that review products, and give great advice. If watching her videos bother them, they should watch the women that provide the content they're looking for. Just my opinion.
U are the BEST skincare influencer ever u tell me exactly what I want to know while educating me on skincare and u make the info so easily digestible
agreed
The Ordinary is magic. I've never been disappointed in any of their products.
👍 they are very affordable, only I wish they were in stock at my local pharmacy
I mulled over ordering this for a month. I read a lot of lack lustre reviews and mixed thoughts, BUT let me tell you, it really is botox in a bottle. Within ten minutes I couldn't make some expression and laugh lines wouldn't form around my eyes. I could really feel its affects, the area I applied with didn't feel numb but I could feel that the muscle was constricted. The affects lasted for a few hours but the more I used it the more longevity the product had. Anyone who is considering botox, please purchase this first, its safer and cheaper.
Thank you!
Your review is a little suspicious. Botox (which is stronger) done properly doesn't make you feel like this. Within ten minutes you couldn't make some expressions, and could feel its constricted effects? Please research the professional you went to before going again- he or she doesn't sound too good and might do you serious harm.
@@mcovelloful it’s not really suspicious, why don’t you try the product for yourself. I also have thin skin which means it may be more effective for me than others. The peptide works by targeting the same snap protein 25 that Botox does but rather through adsorption than injection. It’s formulation with a high water content makes it’s more digestible for the skin therefore may increase the time relevant rate of effectiveness. It’s also cumulative permeation which means it works via entering through the pores etc. do some research and read some studies it’s very interesting.
@@mcovelloful also I’ve never had any cosmetic treatments including Botox so I’m not sure as to what professional you are referencing.
@@Bethan1545 I've tried it... it didn't do anything for me :/ not sure what to do with the rest of the bottle now
I appreciate your video. I have to say as a beautiful young woman don’t be so worried about a tiny line here & there. You don’t have to be so vigilant & attack every line so swiftly. Some lines don’t detract at all from beauty. Some lines add character & enhance one’s face.
Preach 💯
Yeah but she's just reviewing for people if it really works or not.
That's why she's so critical about it.
Also, she can do what she wants. You think lines add character. Maybe she doesn't.
Ew no, address before it gets worse.
maybe we should all stop telling her what to do and worry about ourselves? plsss realize it takes energy to be in someone else’s business, that’s y y’all are so tired.
Do not fool yourself and have unrealistic expectations, if you want a botox effect, get a botox! NO, I am not just giving my opinion without having used this product, I used it for a year and it does not make any meaningful difference to mature skin so just be mindful of that, if you are in your late 20's early 30's, it might soften your skin but not to the point where you can call this "botox in a bottle", all the best.
“Seeps into skin,” through all the layers of skin into the neuronal tissue, all the way up to the NMJ. I can’t with this.
Agreed, just get botox. Lol
Hi Amparo, do you want to see the data that supports the efficacy of preventative Botox. We just released a video that shows the only data that exists in the scientific literature. Would love your feedback.
Well I guess that was your experience but it has worked well for me. Remember it only works on Dynamic wrinkles. Those that are caused by movement.
@@mauvemav1900 sure. I don't get Botox because of my own reasons but this, which I tried and tried sometimes again for more than ten years (yep we sometimes hope too much) doesn't work at all !
Sorry for my English: )
Imi bigan yoga Chanel : this helps to look better
You’re absolutely right. This product does not penetrate down to the neuromuscular junction. Less than 1% of the product e
penetrates the skin. This only works for static lines.
I love Argireline. While it's not really "botox in a bottle", it definitely helps with stopping muscle movement in the face, in my opinion.
It's quite hard to describe, but it's not expensive, so I'd definitely recommend trying for a few months (morning and night), to see if you like it.
I'm never without it! Lol
Btw, I'm 41 and DO get fillers and anti-wrinkle injections, but I don't get/need the anti-wrinkle around my eyes and feel that argireline has helped with delaying crows feet. I also wear sunscreen religiously.
The Ordinary is great but I’m sprinting toward 55. I love my skin and take care of it with a good sunscreen, nice products, and retinol. But realistically the only neurotoxin in a bottle that will absolutely work has a syringe sticking out of it. When I was 27 (the age of the speaker) my skin was flawless. Best advice for the long haul:
Sunscreen. Careful selection of ingredients. When you start to see wrinkles that bother you (and you will) visit a well reputed professional. And then put on more sunscreen. It’s worth it.
Love this i am sprinting towards 59 the ordinary products really work. My main is Granactive retinol. It's milky. But Argeraline wow. Used on and off for a year it really helps. I'm lucky I've used good skincare since my teens. Uk so util the last few years, it rains a lot where we live. I love it 😀 xxx❤❤❤
Do you have a sunscreen recommendation?
@@angelajanelomax5540 My mom is the same age as you, do you recommend any produc for her? She doesn't know about skincare, she always uses a moisturizer and that's it. I think she should use something more intense because she already has many lines of expression, she has bags under her eyes and some spots. You help me please?
@@MariaHernandez-rc2eq I use Argeraline from the Ordinary. I prefer the Granactive Retinoid 2%. I use Niacinamide 10% again the Ordinary. Breaking my rule on cruelty free. I use Estee lauder advanced night serum. Niacinamide has to be the first thing i apply. Then 3 times a week Argeraline Thats something i use twice a week now. At first i used Argeraline and Matrixyl. I probably didnt use Matrixyl long enough. Ill go back to Robs hack. And regardless of how sunny, sunscreen always. XxX (mad about skin is one U tuber i watch a lot) 🇬🇧 Uk Definitely try Niacinamide then Argeraline test it first, make sure it doesn't hurt her skin. I don't think it will xxx
@@angelajanelomax5540 Awww thank you so much! you took your time to explain me so well, thank you!
At least I hope next time you will add two trial videos in the same lighting, as you know lighting can change the whole game love.
The Ordinary prices are affordable. What most important is they work!
What’s the name of both product?
Yes they do work 👍🏻
Hi Ann, do you want to see the data that supports the efficacy of preventative Botox. We just released a video that shows the only data that exists in the scientific literature. Would love your feedback.
Wasn’t crazy about the Argireline serum…didn’t see any real change however I LOVE Matrixyl. Works so much better on my forehead lines!
What brand is your matrixyl?
@@gracecacas6620 the ordinary
@@gracecacas6620 The Ordinary has "The Buffet" serum, which absolutely packed with peptides, including matrixyl 3000 and matrixyl synthe 6. They also have another version of the serum that includes a Copper peptide as well.
"Timeless Skincare" also has some nice peptide serums as well.
Dame
@@gracecacas6620 timeless has the best
Just skip ahead to 8:50 - that’s all you need to know.
I see jealousy in this chat.. why can’t she promote anti-aging products? Because you don’t think she’s *old enough* to? Anti aging regimes start not AFTER you have wrinkles and are older, but preventative care beforehand. When you’re aka; a bit younger. Thanks Sarah, for the share and helping those of us who are willing to not be triggered by youth, learn how to take care of our skin.😂❤️❤️
Some of these comments are ridiculous. If they want a video from women in their 50's and 60's, then they should go find it 😂
I could not agree more! Prevention is cure x
exactly!
Jealousy? That's the most rediculous comment I've read all year.
jealousy? for being younger! we all age, nobody is jealous of young people, we all were young once and no-one stays young forever. so older people aren't jealous of young people. 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄. what a ridiculous thought you have.its not jealousy kid, it's just truth. if you're promoting something as a solution , you need to atleast have a problem. she's not saying it's prevention. she's saying its solution or botox like. that's the difference. prevention is the actual thing she should be promoting , not something like removal.
I'm older and yes it works. Everyone has different skin, yet it works wonderfully for me.
Ridiculous - how can she possibly know?
At her age your skin is lovely
So very, very true, she couldn't.
She is so cute and beautiful, I want to pinch her cheeks like a baby❤
I agree it’s absolutely ridiculous one so young think she is able to talk about anti ageing skin care products, whit until her skin is 55 years plus, I’ve been in the skin care business for 40 years and was using retinal in the 80s which you could only purchase through dermatologist, plus a few professional products that crept on to the market. It’s like a child telling us about life.
Sylvia Marshall, Harv Ferguson… don’t bark. Film and publish your own reviews! 😊
There’s a difference between giving advice based on experience and giving it based on research. Just because she’s young doesn’t mean her advice is null and void… she’s giving advice based on facts because she researched it, duh. That’s how she can possibly know!
I let my skin age gracefully. I am always ask what I use hardly any wrinkles lol and I'm 47 (I look more in my late 20s) I use nothing. I'm sure if start botox and stop I will see more wrinkles. Even it 3 bucks it adds up...each to you their own. Whatever makes you happy.
Yes! Ik I’m only 20 but I use nothing too and everyone always asks what I do for it. I feel like everyone tries to hard plus it too scared of the sun when it’s the toxic food they eat. I won’t even use any spf and never have and I never burn. It’s all the seed oils that are in everything that causes burns from the sun. When I go in the sun more my skin looks less dull too.
she looks early 20's-mid 20's, so it did nothing for her b/c she doesn't have lines. everyone has lines when crinkling up their face.
She's late 20s
I am 44 years old. I have no wrinkles. I don’t use this brand but I have been using this blend for a few years. It goes work. Tho what I use is 30% not 10% which to me seems low
Botox and any product that mimics it is NOT good for over the long run. The muscles in the face will become weak if not used regularly. The face will eventually end up drooping. Good luck.
Out of all the videos on this subject, this is the most concise ❤. The most helpful. Thanks
I use buffet with the 2 dedicated serums. My issue is I also use vitamin C so I struggle on applying both.
Victoria Principle has had that in her skin care for over 25 years as I have used them. I still have wrinkles. BUT, my friends swear my skin is the best out of all of us and I AGREE. Not with the Vit C. It stings.
I'm no dermatologist or pharmacist... but... surely this cannot in any way be freezing any muscle groups by 'any' degree. It cannot penetrate deep enough into the skin in order to have that effect. I was under the impression that if a medication starts to transfer beyond the skin surface then it is classed as a drug and has to be prescribed. I'm assuming that in reality it is plumping up the surface of the skin to provide a temporary minute effect, for as long as it is used. As usual, the manufacturer's responses are very careful with their choice of words and data. This is the problem with this endless parade of elixirs that promise the world. The marketing is actually quite clever; "why pay hundreds for Botox when you can have an effect for $10!" At $10 its obviously worth a punt... you use it... convince yourself of a minuscule change... then realise that it doesn't 'really' work. Meanwhile, those $10 all start adding up. The reality is much more simple. Stay out of the sun and start using full sunblock as young as possible. Job done.
At 5:30, the lighting is different, so it's not a good comparison
I used their products and i begain to get red painful skin and acne on my face and neck i stopped using it and my face cleared up within 2 weeks i now only use oil of olay 7 signs of aging and it improved my dry forehead and my oily t zones are not affected by it i put it on daily under my foundation its the best product for me and my skin is plum and soft. I can email pictures of what it did to my skin bad!
would you say it's good for ages 50+?
use what you feel best on your skin, why mix ,if tests have already been done on products using these two ingredients and have shown results, i do not like doing diy s on products for my face
yeah, my skin hated Buffet. Shame cause I had high hopes
You're so young and cute, I don't see how you'd see a difference with anti aging products but thanks for the review
Acetyl-hexapeptide-8 is in a lot of my products, but when I added that TO Argireline serum I still noticed a HUGE improvement that I didn't get from other serums. I do mix it with Matrixyl, but I strongly prefer Timeless's Matrixyls to TO... they're more hydrating for me, and the texture is much silkier.
The Buffet didn't work as well for me as the other serums. I think that maximum concentration is actually meaningful for these actives.
do you mind telling me your age please? also,did you notice any cognitive issues/brain fog using TO Argireline? I'm a bit concerned about starting due to those anecdotes
@@hannahmitchell87 I'm 37. My skin is very fair and dry, and I have a lot of sun damage, so I started getting lines and wrinkles in my early 20s.
I've never heard of cognitive impairment from Argireline, nor did I notice any when I started using it.
@@karatalksaboutstuff7333 Thank you for taking the time to reply & I'm glad you've found actives that work for you! ☺️
what is timeless is it a brsnd i tried sesrching i found nothi g
@@girlkhan1250 search for Timeless skincare
Definitely going to try this. I have deep concentration lines in my forehead, but I don’t trust injecting anything in my skin, so I won’t do Botox ever.
I've been using the buffet for almost 2 years and nothing visible changed in my skin. In fact I've using a bunch of the ordinary products and did not see any benefits
Great video, I respect you reaching out to the lab and sharing their response verbatim!
Where's the video? Thank You!
P.S.sun exposure also causes skin cancer.
When do you use it in your skincare routine? I use vitamin c and then sunscreen in the morning. In the evening, retinoic acid then moisturizer. Please let me know
But you’re TWEEEEEELVE!!! 😳🙄🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤷♀️
She's almost 30
I think a lot of aging is just genetics. 🤷♀️ And this is coming from someone who does use skincare products and does do some small cosmetic stuff as well! (I started young but didn’t really need it- just wanted to prevent stuff). I have a feeling some people just look older than others. Yes; perhaps smoking a lot can age you or having darker skin can make you look younger. But ultimately I think it’s a generic thing (removing ethnicity from the equation of course) in terms of will one person look younger than someone else. I even remember when I was a child in school. Some kids just looked older even though we were all the same age.
Genetics have sooo much to do with using anti aging products, not just how you look. If you have very pale, sensitive skin, you may not be able to use retinoids, peel off masks, anything fragranced, or even certain pharmacy sunscreens and moisturizer. Others have strong skin that can take a chemical peel with ease!
Ive been a smoker for 18years (on and off), I use good skincare, use spf mekeup, I use anto wrinkle creams around my mouth (prevent smoking lines) i don't let myself tan at all because most sunscreens smell so gross I do t use them. AND I've been in drug recovery for 5years!!! I have been told I look like I'm in my early 20s even though I'm 37,😌 There's no way my estee lauder and clinique skincare took care of all the damage!! But for sure, other smokers or recovering addicts I've seen look BAD! 😨
Oh, and having kids also ages you. Women my age who are moms look older than I do, and I used to do hard drugs! 🤣😅
Genes can be modified by your emotional state, subconscious mind. Check Joe Dispenza's theories or Bruce lipton. Not saying you can fully stop aging but what you believe about aging and how your live your life does make a big influence om you physically.
I met people who look decades younger, and it has to do with something deeper than skin care, and has to do with levels of happiness too.
Why the hell did she even need that product?? I am 46 and I dont have any visible wrinkles on my face except around the eyes and I was not even sure its suited for me and my age. And then I see a 20 something year old use it.. what the??
I have this and I am absolutely obsessed. it's only been maybe 2 weeks and my deep 11 lines have vanished. (they looked like yours)
I was going to buy my first botox session at 300 $ I believe I was quoted.
I decided to try this and I really can't express how amazed I am with this product.
and its SO cheap.
I use it with the ordinary l-ascorbic acid and wear frownies (you put them on your lines and it prevents you from making more by holding them down) and I swear after the 1st night I saw the results. now im almost 2 weeks in and its like I have never had those 11 lines in the first place. and its SOO affordable.
I'm obsessed.
Thank you! I have 11 lines well pronounced, and thanks to you I'm going to buy this product! Blessings!
I'm 63 and use the buffet with copper peptides works great with Retina A prescription
What brand of copper peptides do you use, and what concentration of retin A is your prescription?
@@melaniekolomyja7335 I use the ordinary brand I get it from Ulta there's only have 1 with copper peptides in it its alitttle more expensive I belive its $30
Have you tried this product?
Not yet but thanks to you 😀👍 I certainly will try it as I already use a few products such as retinol 1 percent from the ordinary .
I wanna try this but how do you integrate this with the other Skincare products? Do you use these 2 in the evening and the vitamin C + Sunscreen in the morning? Do you use the Retinol on top of them or do you intercalate between both, when you say "every other night" ?
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Been using it for a few month.. I feel the changed in my skin though.. But friends are praising me lately, said that my face looks great and brighter. Probably because I used this and Retinol 0.2%
I never tried any of their products . I just thought they were cheap and a gimmick . But recently I been going to the Dermatologist for acne rosacea , she has me on Azeliac acid.( I'm 53 years old) And I decided to give up on expensive products that weren't really making a difference. I started using the products the derm recommended like Cerave and sunscreen. So I'll have to look into this as well. I live in a small town and never seen Ordinary products , I heard Sephora sells it but never seen it there . And thank you for actually looking into how this works & explaining how they work .
I want to know what these celebrities are doing to look so young, take Jlow for Eudora looks so young and natural.
It's the dimethyl isosorbide in one of them (or both, i can't remember) that helps with the penetration, not the peptides themselves.
you are correct if i remember correctly, the results would be very minimal , maybe it could help if used since young, or perhaps with the right type of pen instead of a roller, i suggest to listen to the professionals
@@dollygutz8418 i'm not sure what you're referring to)) i was just commenting on when she said that applying matrixyl helps with the penetration of argireline (or the other way around), saying that it's actually the penetration enhancer dimethyl isosorbide (used in the serums) that does the job))
I’m going to try this product! OMG! I’m 57 and I Ouse only moisturizer and sunscreen, I’m always afraid to try other products to target certain areas. You convinced me. 😃
Try retinol☺️
Love this product. There are definitely not 4 main peptides. There are a ton, and they all have limited studied etc... always changing formulation and advancing.
I've used them for a year and they're like water. Now Adipeau that's something. Much more expensive but the real deal
Hello Sarah, can i use Matrxyl + Argireline and then the Caffeine Solution 5%EGCG so as also to reduce my puffiness? Or, Matrixyl + Argireline are both enough to target my wrinkles and puffiness? Thank you and i hope you could give me an advice. I am 63 years old.
The caffeine will be the most helpful for the puffiness and the egcg in it is a good antioxidant. You can use all three they have no conflicts.
What’s the name of the product?
I'm curious what your routine is every day? Do you cleanse, serum, moisturize? I've recently upped my skin care regime and it's a bit overwhelming when to use what and which serums work well together or not. I don't want to spend too long on too many products because I think simpler is better, but I also understand that it's a little more complex than the old days of cleanse, tone, moisturize 😵💫 (I'm not 20 anymore either 🥲)
Skin care isn't complicated. You should cleanse, treat (whatever skin concerns you treat) and moisturize. Make sure your products have ingredients your skin needs, like humectants, antioxidants, anti inflammatories, and DOESN'T have harmful ingredients like drying alcohol, fragrances and essential oils. That's it. Anything else is just extra. Your skin's health will primarily depend on a healthy balanced diet, like eating your fruits, vegetables, proteins, healthy fats, Omega-3, antioxidants, supplementing what you can't get enough from food, and limiting sugar/refined carbs and inflammatory foods.
I am not an expert, but I have done some research and I know that in the morning you should put on the vitamin c and then (a few minutes later) the moisturizer. At night, two or three times a week, you apply retinol (be very careful to remove it in the morning). The times you don't use retinol, take the opportunity to apply a cream aimed at your specific needs. I, for example, use an anti-aging repairer with collagen and then a moisturizer, (hyaluronic acid is very good) and around the eyes an anti-puffy serum. A big hug and blessings!
Argireline serum didn't do anything for me.
Remember girls that botox also thins the skin over time so don't over use or abuse!!!!!
( BS)Nothing replace Botox, nether fillers or surgery.
Skin care is great tool to keep the skin dewy and flexible so it won’t break, vitamin A, C, and organic peels and chemical peels from trained practitioner, good healthy food , physical sun protection, exercising and breath work ❤
I use The Buffet for gua sha and my skin is so damn soft, plump and my pores have gotten so much smaller. I was using The Needleless Serum by Drmtlgy but The Buffet is much cheaper and gives great results.
Omg.. you use the buffet for gua sha?? Doesnt it dry up?? You shoukd use an oil.
Since I do it in the morning and dont wash my face, I dont want to use any oil. The serum is moist enough for it to glide. I drop it on my neck first, gua sha and then my cheeks, then gua sha, and then drop it on my forehead and gua sha. I do not do it all at once or it does dry up. I mist rose water if it is drying but it usually stays moist.
@@Joannabanana1989 ah, makes sense. I love my buffet plus copper peptides. I could never gua sha with it id feel like I was wasting it. What i do is use hemp seed oil, it doesn't break me out. I do it in the morning then use a hot washclothe and remove the oil. Then go on with my face routine
I have used Hempz lotion before but never the straight hemp seed oil. I am a skincare collector though and will try everything! I gua sha at night using a cleansing oil/balm as well. I am trying it twice a day to see if it makes a difference in my chin area. My cheeks have definitely gotten less puffy and more sculpted.
@@Joannabanana1989 i have tried alot of different oils, they all broke me out. I stuck with the hemp seed because it never ever does. You get it at the health food store.
Wow you are literally gorgeous 💓 I just ordered some of The Ordinary for the first time and can’t wait to test it out
I use the arGeline..first being it’s of watery substance than the matrixL !I read it’s absorbency better that way..
People who act like anti-aging isn’t a preventative is crazy. It’s imperative I’ve to start young.
It’s unfortunate some are now to old to have learned that and will have to rely on non-topical options.
I would be very surprised that it could penetrate the skin layer never mind impact the muscles.
Ordinary products are crap 🤣
to people labelling older women here as jealous or tagging this as prevention to justify this promotion- umm firstly the older women are NOT JEALOUS, all of them were young and nobody stays young forever so, that's a ridiculous thought. secondly, she's not promoting it as prevention but solution. solution will be valid if you're having a problem and can show the difference which she can't. lastly,i have seen my aunt try this. she was always about skincare, this isn't botox in a bottle. try matrixyl instead or get botox if you have no other way.i have seen her try this,she didn't recommend. i am 32, i have seen and got advice from dermatologist and they recommend niacinamide and hyaluronic acid at my age. not wrinklerasers because it won't work . in twenties and early 30s they recommend beinf hydrated, use sunscreen,cleanse, and definitely use products which will keep ypur skin's elasticity or prevent it from fading fast.
this is super cool! im interested but im concerned about the longterm effects this would have on my skin like if its healthy to be triggering the muscle like that and if there would be any side effects
good question
What is she trying to cover her face is perfect
I WONDER CAN I USE IT AFTER NIAMICIDE OR BEFORE HMMMM Excellent video!
after niacinamide
Can you take the buffet serum and this one, and mix both in a different bottle so you have your own stronger formula which you can use at once every day without having to apply one after another?
Can you show this on an aged person x
Wow that was a perfect review! Alll my questions answered tysm!!
Ive been using lactic on forehead and have seen such a difference
What's the brand u r using pls ?
I am old enough to remember when this was a main ingredient in a skincare line by actress Victoria Principal called Principal Secret. Does anyone else remember the infomercials? I didn’t hear much about it elsewhere. Apparently the line still exists!
did you stop using retinol while using these products? is it okay to use with other retinoids/skincare products, what did your skincare routine look like while using this?
5:11 it pairs well she said
My problem is I love aha and BHA. I know you can't use them together so a lot of the time I forgo the Argireline. But maybe just don't put the aha/BHA on my forehead where I put the Argireline.
I think it is a great serum! Can I combine it with cosrx snail mucin essence?
Yes you can! 😊
@@sarahpalmyra tnx Sarah, you have similar skin type as I do, every advice of yours worked ♥️👌🌞
Yes it work I use daily routin at night with differ t serum first of all argerline serum than niacinamide and buffet and retinol at the last hylronic acid serum with mositiiser
Hi dear, can we use retinol with these products and which time we can use these products and retinol?
They usually recommend using retinol skincare creams at night. 🙂
But you have no wrinkles how are we supposed to see a before and after???
Thank you for the video. Would you place before or after retinol or hyaluronic acid?
Because it is a VERY watery serum, I use it first in my routine. Rule of thumb: use your wateriest products first, otherwise they won’t penetrate past the prior, thicker serum. Water based products first, anhydrous serums next, oils last.
I used many bottles of many ordinary products and they do not work or diminish wrinkles.
I had a bottle of this in the beginning of the pandi, I had no idea if it was working and I forgot about it when I used it up. Thank you for talking about it and giving us the science. I didn’t know why the product was there. People only want to talk about hyaluronic acid or niacinamide.
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@@aeducator1 yes
Hello, would you please tell again which product to be used before the Argireline?
Thank you for the video. Could you please tell a bit more about how you combine it with retinol?
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Great info! But girl you need a mic! Get a Rode 🙌
Wow this video was very informative and easy to listen to! Thanks girl!
please mention the name of the product you are describing in the video
Watching (very) young, fresh faced people advertising anti age products is beyond me.. Can even a 10 year old be persuaded ??
how would you incorporate this product into routine with retinol, aha, niacinamides, vitamin c. on different days or at the same time as some. morning or night.
Why don’t u upload ur tiktoks here as shorts
I have tried Argireline Solution 10%: and even with tiny dose I feel my skin is burning and specially in the area around my eyes. It's painful and it lasts for days. Why does this happen to me? Sensitive skin? Dry skin? Or maybe because I have many allergies? Although it doesn't get red the area I just have the burn feeling
do you think it's safe for under eyes, or should I wait for an eye cream with the same ingredients?
I think you could use it near crows feet if needed! Always patch test first
No, it's not. Not scientifically based product overall, let alone for the eye area
There are trials done that show this works best on the crow feets. I use this around the eyes. Some other areas it doesn't work as well.
@@jasminateodorovic1248 omg, agree agree, stick to products that are in the market and have been tested, the skin near the eyes is very thin and dilicate, you could spread close to your eyes that are obivilously near the crowsfeet
Thanks for doing the research so I don't have to! Illuminating!
You gave a great review on the Argiriline. More in~depth than any of the other Beauty U Tubers.
Thank you
Thank you for this info.
If neuromuscular connections are halted by these products, how does that effect facial expressions?
Hi Sarah, thank you for your clear description of the product and its benefits to the skin which shows you have done your research. However you did not mention the pairing of Argeriline and Matrixyl 10 % solutions with Copper peptides. Is there any benefit to this layering and can these 3 products be paired?
I used a Korean skincare device called BioEqua to help my serum penetrate and I could feel it working after a few minutes!
Do you still use this product? Any updates? Thanks! :)
Yes! I still regularly use it in the morning just once a day 😊 I don't combine it with Vitamin C and I'm good to go!
She only used it on her forehead but can one use it on the whole face? Or at least around the mouth to target the smile wrinkles? I’m sure the answer is pretty clear but I want to make sure. I hope I get an answer thank you.
Can it be used with tretinoin??
She said it can be used with retinol, but as tretinion is stronger than The Ordinary retinols, you should check with your dermatologist
What's the products name. It's too far,I can't see
I don't take advice from anyone under 40.
Wow this product works my skin is 10 yrs younger after 3 days amazing!
You sounds like a bot
Thank you a lot for this review. I was just looking for some vegan crueltyfree alternatives to botox and you gave me a great piece of advice. I will order the serums and start using them immediately. Actually I've been using the ordinary's hyaluronic acid for quite long and I had no idea they had such wonderful botox alternatives!
I’ve started adding glycerin (generic drugstore brand, under $5 CAN for 100 mL) to HA and the hydration and glow are so great :)
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