BEAUTY lovers can hardly contain their excitement over one wrinkle-smoothing serum.
They swear by the product’s skin-saving and pore-reducing properties.
It seems that others were also noticing the dramatic difference.
All the fuss over flawless skin is due to Tatcha’s $35 Silk Serum.
The beauty buy is described as being composed of silk, cranberry extract, and sea fennel that “acts like a retinol.”
These “plant-based alternatives” are said to “support natural skin turnover and give the look of “collagen-rich skin.”
But don’t take their word for it – the serum has plenty of pleased wrinkle-free fans.
“I bought this to use as a retinol alternative for my neck and chest. I had a lot of sun damage from my youth – I am now 38 – and wanted to fade the damage and wrinkles,” said one customer.
“I just finished a bottle and am going to repurchase. The skin on my neck and especially my chest is now even and has fewer wrinkles,” she added.
And she wasn’t the only one taking note of her clearer complexion.
“My husband even commented that he could tell the difference after going through one bottle,” she said.
Others were finding their own reasons to love the retinol alternative.
“I never could use retinols because they made my skin so dry, but this is literally magic in a bottle. I didn’t realize how many clogged pores I had until using this product,” said another customer.
“It cleared, smoothed, and softened my skin to perfection. I was having dry, itchy skin, but since using the silk serum, it is all cured. I will note that you definitely need to slowly work into it,” she added.
“I was so excited after the first time using it went so well that I used it two nights in a row and had some irritation on my cheeks. Every other to every two days seemed to do better on my sensitive skin.”
The serum claims to “visibly firm and smooth the look of deep wrinkles without visible irritation.”
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Tatcha Silk Serum, $35, Tatcha
It works by “adding moisture back into the skin.”
Intended for all skin types, the wrinkle-fighting find is recommended for fine lines, dullness, and uneven texture.
The scientists behind the brand say that their “retinol alternative duo” acts as well as the “stabilized retinol on the same biomarkers,” which helps to reduce wrinkles and improve skin’s firmness.
According to their clinical trials, most people saw a difference in their skin within two to four weeks.
The brand’s silk skincare products are made with liquid silk protein, which is extracted from natural silk and is rich in two proteins, including fibroin and sericin.
They explained that fibroin, the inner part of silk, “nourishes and balances skin for a healthy-looking, lustrous appearance.”
Meanwhile, sericin, the outer part of silk, provides “hydration and a layer of protection for a whisper light, moisture-binding veil on the skin.”
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Others were also thrilled to have found the ideal skincare savior.
“I have tried many, many serums looking for that perfect serum. Tatcha’s silk serum does it all for my skin and then some!” said one buyer.
“I know everyone’s skin is different, but for my skin, this serum plumps, hydrates, calms, soothes, brightens, clears pores, and in the two weeks I have used it, I have seen amazing anti-aging effects,” she continued.
