BOOST LAB Multi-Peptide Anti Ageing Serum - For Mens & Women - Reduce Wrinkle & Facial Lines - Provides Deep and Long-Term Hydration - Paraben Free, Sulphate Free, Fragrance Free - 30 ml (1 fl oz)

I just found these products from BOOST LAB and I'm in LOVE with every single one that I've tried. This is the BEST multi-peptide anti-aging serum that I've ever used and I've tried tons of different brands!!! I'm in my 40's and have super sensitive, acne prone skin that's starting to get fine lines. I'm always looking for products that will help slow down the aging of my skin. Since my skin is so sensitive, I really have to watch the ingredients in the products I use. I know lots of people love hyaluronic acid, but my skin doesn't. It's nice to find a product that actually works without it. This combination of pollustop, argireline, syn-ake, natural plant sugars and pure New Zealand water is amazing. I seriously think that the pure New Zealand water comes from the fountain of youth. 🤣🤣 I'm blown away with the quality of the ingredients. They're pure ingredients without any of the yucky fillers, fragrances, pigments, sulfates or parabens. I've been using this for 2 months in the morning, along with the retinol night renewal serum, and my skin hasn't felt this rejuvenated in years. It's extremely easy to use. Just clean your skin and rub in a few drops. A little goes a long way, so don't overdo it. It absorbs quickly and then you can go on with your normal routine. I haven't had any issues with applying my moisturizer and makeup on top of it. I love that this is manufactured in New Zealand, unlike many other products that are made in China. This is a product that you do not want to miss. It's high end quality with a reasonable price tag. I HIGHLY recommend that you try this along with all of the other BOOST LAB products.

I have sensitive skin, and this serum proved to be not only non-irritating, but somewhat soothing. It goes on easily and is quickly absorbed, leaving my skin with an improved look that works nicely with my normal array of foundation, blush, powder, etc. It's too soon to say if it could prevent future wrinkles, but the ones that I do have seemed to be blurred, in that they are far less pronounced than they were before regular application. Therefore, I'd have to definitely recommend this to anyone with sensitive skin, seeking visible improvement in the appearance and feel of their complexion!

I will start off by saying that it is very unlikely that you will EVER find an OTC product which will turn back the hands of time when it comes to FIXING wrinkles. If you are buying this for that purpose, know that you will see minor, if any, results. The idea of OTC products like this is that most experts say those people who apply a daily skincare regime of carefully selected and researched products will age SLOWER than those who do not. So, with that in mind, I have done a lot of research on the ingredients in this product and will share those with you. Like the nutritional supplement industry, the cosmetic industry is vastly unregulated by the FDA, etc. Products can claim pretty much anything they want (look younger, reduce wrinkles, turn back the hands of time, etc.) and as long as they can provide some kind of scientific study (even if that study is done with control groups no scientist would sign off on) that this product works as it says, they can print it. For example, if one study, found that out of 50 people paid to use this product, 26 said it made them look younger ... they can say it will make you look younger. As long as it is shown that the product and its ingredients do no known harm, the product can legally be sold even if it is mostly water and fragrance. Having said that, I do find a lot of ingredients in here to be good for skincare ... although it is a witches' brew of chemical/synthetic compounds which most people would never be able to spell, pronounce or know of. Here are some examples: - Penylene Glycol ... Derived from sugarcane, this is a powerful moisturizer which binds to water molecules helping to lock them into the skin. - Acetyl Hexapeptide 8 ... This is a synthetic substance which is known for it's anti-wrinkle properties. Studies show that this limits facial muscle contractions, which cause wrinkles. In this small amount, it is doubtful you have anything to worry about in terms of your face being frozen into one position, however on the same token, it is doubtful that it will be so powerful as to not further deepening smile lines or crow's feet. - Hexanediol and Caaprylyl Glycol ... Ingredients which combine to add a moisture boost (H) and retail water within the skin (CG). Both deemed safe for cosmetic use in small amounts. - Dimethicone - This is a sillicone, which has been proven safe for cosmetic use in small amounts. It is a skin protectant, which prevents moisture loss by sealing water into the skin. The bad part is many say that this also can seal sweat and oils into the skin, which will have an adverse effect. It forms a film on the skin, which you will notice. Imagine a light sticky substance which has dried like a glaze on your skin. It isn't exactly a pleasant feeling ... and the other reviewer who said their skin felt dry after using this ... likely it wasn't dry on the top layer but this sillicon-based barrier almost acts as a 'shellack' which might feel dry. - Phenoxyethanol and Ethylhexylgycerine ... These are preservatives. They prevent bacteria and have an antimicrobial effect. They prolong shelf life as well. Interestingly enough, Phenoxyethinol is used in many vaccines. Both are considered safe worldwide, although Ethylhexylgycerine has been known to cause eye irritation in some cases. I have not heard of Boost Cosmetics before ... when I went on their social media pages, there were lots of professional looking posts but almost no engagement (likes, followers, reviews, comments) ... so that was a bit weird. Normally I like to stick to products with a name brand, especially in the cosmetic space. However, all the ingredients look safe and they seem to have a full and large line of products, nice packaging, etc. so it's not like these are being produced in a basement somewhere. They also mention that the product is free of sulfates, parabens and fragrance and that it is cruelty free (no animal testing), so that's good. Overall, if you are looking for a budget skincare product which has ingredients that will actually provide some benefit, I would recommend this one. You have to be okay for a slight waxy feeling on your face for an hour or two after. And your skin will feel a bit dry on the outer layer when this wears off. I'd rather use this product than a name brand which costs a lot more and has similar ingredients and will produce the same result. I've used better ... I've used worse ... but for the pricepoint, this should be a fine addition to your daily skincare routine.

I took a chance on this. I went to Boost Labs' web site and all they show are befores/afters on 20+ year old women. Yeah, right, they look good before using any skincare. I'm 51, with dry, sensitive skin. I've been using this peptide serum mainly around my eyes for crows feet and crepiness. I've been using it 2 weeks and I'm starting to see a difference. I'm also using the Boost Labs hyaluronic serum, Vitamin C serum, and the retinol serum, and will update on those after I've used them longer. I prefer using skincare in the same brand than mixing different ones.

I noticed this serum from Boost Lab, made in New Zealand, they seem to have a full and large line of products. Have been trying it for a few days now. My skin likes this product. When I missed a day or two I could tell the difference. It has my skin glowing. Doesn't leave it oily or any residue.