
About this product
A hydrating serum combining sodium hyaluronate and coenzyme Q10, designed to replenish skin's antioxidant defenses and protect against environmental stress.
Full ingredients
Guru Score
Mixed
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What the gurus are saying
This serum earns praise for delivering hydration through sodium hyaluronate alongside coenzyme Q10, which can help replenish the skin's own antioxidant levels and defend against environmental damage. The gurus who tried it rated it highly enough that one repurchased it and uses it twice daily. However, the price point at full retail ($45) gives some pause; it may be worth considering if you catch it on sale, especially if you already use Q10 serums in your routine.
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A hydrating serum combining sodium hyaluronate and coenzyme Q10, designed to replenish skin's antioxidant defenses and protect against environmental stress.
The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 69%.
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