Dragon's Blood Instant Lifting Serum

I'm a man in his fifties, just back on the dating scene and look pretty good apart from the wrinkles around my eyes, i'm been trying everything in the last month to help hide or reduce the lines, everything that i have read and tried are moisturisers that plump fine lines etc but none really seem to work, microneedle under eye patches work well but only for a short time, then i came across this and thought for the price i'll try it, well i've used it twice since writing this and it's made the skin tighter and smoother but unlike the other things that i've bought it doesn't hydrate but the skin feels smoother and feels and looks better with a drier smooth touch, just bought another bottle.

Pros: Actually works!! Feels nice on skin and provides some extra moisture to dry skin Very reasonable price Cons: None I can see, except maybe some of ingredients, if you are sensitive to them, have listed potential candidates at end for you to check if you suffer from allergies or have sensitive skin. Only other possible con is that it's an extra step to your beauty regime, as this does not replace any of traditional cleanse - tone - moisturise steps (probably showing my age here!) Am always sceptical of cosmetics that claim to reduce lines, lift or firm, as in my experience, none provide any effect instantly, and few over time. But this was not expensive and had so many good reviews, I gave it a try, and am so glad I did. It is first thing I've ever tried that does actually provide an instant effect, and had multiple compliments after I started using it, things like: "you look well today". I also think it helps aging skin over time, as I notice my skin looks worse when I am too lazy to use it. For instant effect, I notice it most around the eye area: it lifts and firms my lids and reduces under eye shadows and bags, also laughter lines around the mouth. It seems to do least on my forehead wrinkles.. I am 58 btw, so I have plenty of wrinkles to test this on! It is gentle enough that I can put it around my eyes, although don't think it's recommended for that, and they do specific eye cream containing similar ingredients, which I have yet to try out. It's not a cream, so you still need your usual moisturiser, so it adds a step to your routine, but is well worth it, I think. Also, the price is so reasonable, especially with subscribe and save discount. It was sold out last month and I was actually really upset - it's only one of 2 cosmetics for which I would find it impossible to find a replacement... Have ordered their Snake Venom serum, too, but not yet tried it. I do not generally have sensitive skin, so cannot judge how this might affect sensitive skin. It says to avoid contact with eyes, but that applies to nearly all cosmetics. Regarding ingredients, I use Environmental Working Group (EWG) to check ingredients online, if I want to know whether something is potentially harmful to me or environment, and if not mentioned below, ingredients are rated 1 by them, so lowest risk on scale of 1 to 10. Exceptions were: Phenoxyethanol, this has rating of 2 - 4, depending on usage: it might be harmful if inhaled (that would be higher end of 2 - 4 rating) and if it's ingested, lower end of risk scale. Polysorbate 20 is an emulsifier and is rated 2. Ethylhexylglycerin is a weak preservative and skin conditioning agent and is rated 2. Tocopheryl acetate is a vitamin E acid and is rated 2 - 3 with some concerns regarding allergies and immunotoxicity. Potassium sorbate is a preservative and rated 2. Sorbic acid is a preservative and rated 2. Linalool is a terpene (likely from citrus or conifer trees and often used as fragrance, I think) and is rated 3, with some concerns around allergies and immunotoxicity. Limonene is highest rated for risk. A scent and solvent made from citrus rind, there are concerns around allergies and immunotoxicity again. I assume active ingredients, apart from general skin conditioning agents, are Carrageenan from red seaweed, Porphyridium cruentum extract, which is red algae and Croton lechleri resin - the Dragon's Blood. Last thing to note, for those who might want to store it longer: it has no Best Before Date. Packaging indicates it keeps 12 months after opening (the little open pot symbol with 12 M on it in 6th photo).

Lovely product, doesn't work miracles, but makes my skin look much smoother and makeup goes on lovely after application, would recommend, it's alot cheaper in my opinion and work's just the same 🙂

It’s good but not extra ordinary due to its thickness which makes my skin more greasy. Although works well for my skin and make my face smooth but unhappy with its consistency. Not good for my oily skin

This is wonderful and amazing price! It leaves my skin instantly tight. Soaks in quickly with no sticky residue and makes your skin so soft and bright. You don't need much so goes a long way as thin but absorbs quickly. Buying again 💯 can't believe the price!!!

Grrat product, highly recommend

I can't see any difference at all in tightening or fine lines and I don't have much sagging or many fine lines but I did notice my skin just feels smoother.

What is all the fuss about . I didn't like this at all . Could not see any difference . It didn't feel like a serum didn't leave my skin feeling soft felt like I was rubbing in coloured water My skin didn't feel hydrated or any different .

This Dragons Blood is a different version and a less pleasant scent than the original. It seems that every time some product is "improved" it is less pleasant to use. We order stuff because we like it in the first place, but we end up with something different or " not quite". It's almost scary to order things now..

Didn't see any instant results

È un buon siero ma non ho notato particolari proprietà né miglioramenti della mia pelle, per questo il rapporto qualità prezzo è troppo alto Non vale quello che costa

Hab es mal zufällig bei TMAX gefunden. Seither benütze ich das. Echt, ein super Produkt. Leider oft auch ausverkauft.