Phytoin Glow Serum.

"Finished up another bottle of the Bioma Phytoin Glow Serum. This stuff is so good. It's nice and viscous, just like I like. It has a hydrating and plumping effect. Layers under sunscreen in the daytime and moisturizer at night beautifully. My one gripe with this product is really the packaging. I feel like I'm guessing as to if it's empty or not because you get down to a part where the pump is not really effectively reaching all of the corners. So you're like, do I still have product in there? It takes a little bit of patience whacking this on the side of your sink to make sure that you get as much product in the area underneath the pump, but you can't really see it. The thing I love about this though is that it has poly glutamic acid which is very hydrating but also kind of creates this nice lightweight veil on the skin to reduce water loss. It's an ingredient that I always really enjoy in moisturizing products, serums. I find that it really helps give my skin some more suppleness, elasticity, smoothness. It works well around the eyelid area as well. You can put it on your neck. I just wish this came in a bigger bottle honestly."

"As far as a poly glutamic acid serum, I have to say I would also rank this underneath the Bioma Phytoin Glow Serum. I think it's better than this. As far as, keep in mind, I'm the weirdo that likes those stringy, slimy textures. That one has the pull of snail mucin. That one comes close to delivering what snail mucin delivers for me. As far as with snail mucin, I get a couple of things. Plump, firm, better elasticity. And I also get really a nice diminishment in the appearance, I should say, of pores. It's only as long as I'm using that and then when I switch to other things, it becomes a bit more obvious. So, it's not like radically changing skin structure or anything. I would say that product, the Bioma Phytoin Glow Serum outranks this for me. This is good. Like, I'll finish it up. It's not bad."