The OrdinaryArgireline Solution 10%, Serum Good for Reducing the Appearance of Fine Lines, 1 Fl Oz

This stuff seems great, but you need to be realistic about what it can achieve. It is not "botox in a bottle" - even when paired with Matrixyl. The cool "mad about skin" guy with the youtube channel suggests using this alone in key areas, they mixing a few drops with the Matrixyl, and using all over. Then apply the rest of your routine. I find that followed with Hydro Boost and moisturizer, this feels great and does seem to leave the areas a little tightened. A little. The youtube guy is probably spot on - that this can give you a slight boost, maybe 10 or 20% improvement, and sort of temporarily.But that's sort of huge - it's an improvement you aren't going to see from very many other things, short of actually going to get botox and fillers. In the end if you are over 40-45 and want to really move the needle, you are going to need botox and probably fillers, unless you have some mind boggling genes.But for this price, this little bottle is certainly a wonderful thing.Highly recommended.

I read that there’s some science behind using Matrixyl 10% with Argireline 10% to boost collagen and improve skin elasticity. Argireline is said to relax facial muscles, while Matrixyl helps keep your skin firm and smooth out fine lines. So, I decided to give both a try from The Ordinary. Honestly, the price is fantastic—around $10 per bottle, which is super affordable!I’ve been using them since February, and while I’m not sure if it’s just these two products or my entire skincare routine, my skin has DEFINITELY improved—it’s smoother, and I’m noticing fewer fine lines. I’m definitely keeping this combo in the mix!

I use this product twice a day!!! Love the way to makes my skin feel slightly tighter!! Not heavy feeling and goes great under my makeup. And love the price!! It is one of my subscription items!

I have been using along with the Matrix. I will continue to use as I do see some significant results.

It’s a very good brand and I have noticed a difference. I will say I feel some dry redness in my skin. But that’s pretty temporary. I did micro needling and use that post procedure and definitely notice a difference. I think it’s worth a try.

Didn’t notice any changes. Didn’t live up to the hype. It is a nice product though.

It really does lessen the appearance of the "11" wrinkles between my eyes. I used for 2 years. Stopped because I couldn't see a difference. After a few months, I noticed. Started back using 2x/day again. Wrinkles are once again in the background. I was surprised. I'm a forever fan now. Not that expensive either.

I liked that it was light wait however, was extremely watery, dried quickly and has no scent however after a little over a week of using there is no softening of fine lines no plumping or hydrating no relaxing facial muscles nothing at all. I know it takes most products at least four weeks up to three months to see any results, but according to others, this product is supposed to work pretty quickly on noticing results. A bit disappointed, but not surprised most topical products are not worth the money. There is no quick fix other than injections or face lifts which I’m seriously thinking about opting into instead of spending countless amounts of money annually on products for reference I am 43 years old and have had a facial care routine for about five years really started noticing prominent lines wrinkles about a year ago. I am at that age where my natural collagen gets very depleted. I have been taking different types of collagen supplements with vitamin C and hyaluronic for two years now I do notice that when I stopped taking the ingestible supplements, my skin becomes very dull and even my joints start to ache. Also, I am aware that everyone’s skin type and where they’re at in the aging process differs anyway good luck, ladies.