Micro-Sculpting Cream.

"This is very similar to the one that I've used for years and years, the Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream, the green tea version in the lavender jar. I do still love that one, but this one has just edged it out a little bit, and I really love this one. So that's a favorite for 2023."

"So some of my favorite peptide things are in here. The Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream is in here and it has Matrixyl 3000 in it."

"One of those classic drugstore moisturizers that continues to hold up, especially in your 30s and 40s when you're starting to focus more on firmness and early signs of aging. It's a little bit richer cream, so I like this more for normal to dry skin. What makes this one really stand out is that it's now formulated with a triple collagen peptide complex, which is going to help support your skin structure and improve the look of firmness and smoothness over time. I think this is a great option if your skin is starting to feel a little less firm or if you're noticing more visible lines. The key ingredients here are triple collagen peptides, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid."

"My recommendation for best overall drugstore anti-aging moisturizer is going to be Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream. This is one of the most widely used anti-aging moisturizers available at the drugstore, and it contains ingredients that help support hydration and collagen production. It improves hydration and skin elasticity. It also helps smooth the appearance of fine lines. It has a really rich texture that still absorbs pretty well. It's a really good option for normal and dry skin, and it comes in both fragrance and fragrance-free versions. The key ingredients are collagen peptide, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and amino peptide."

"The Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream Moisturizer is a great one, especially for those wanting to improve anti-aging concerns. This moisturizer is great at hydrating the skin, and over time can really help to improve fine lines, wrinkles, skin firmness and elasticity. Olay is one of the biggest researchers behind niacinamide, they have done a ton of research behind niacinamide, vitamin B3, and its effects and benefits on skin. In this formula, it also contains hyaluronic acid that helps to hydrate the skin, and lastly amino peptides, polymethyl pentapeptide-4, or maybe more well known by its trade name Matrixyl. Matrixyl is one of the few peptides that's been shown and fairly well studied that can go into the skin to help stimulate collagen, dermal matrix remodeling over time, improve skin firmness, elasticity, fine lines and wrinkles. What is actually also really interesting about Matrixyl is that it's a sequence of five different amino acids that is basically found on collagen one, that basically goes into the skin and kind of signals your skin, 'Hey, I already kind of have this collagen one protein made, like parts of it made. Let's make more.' And that's really what the idea behind Matrixyl is, it's a signaling peptide."

"Olay is a classic one you can find over the counter, their red jar as well as their retinol all contain the active ingredients plus Matrixyl or the Palmitoyl Pentapeptide that helps with skin rejuvenation."

"If you're looking for a moisturizer with the anti-aging benefits, nothing beats Olay Micro-Sculpting Cream Moisturizer. This is a great one that works well alone if you can't use retinoids for some reason or pairing it with your retinol, retinoid, or tretinoin. It helps to hydrate and tighten the skin, visibly lifts the skin, helps to restore, improve elasticity, helping with texture and tone, and really helps to support your anti-aging regimen. This contains vitamin B3 that does wonders in helping with cellular energy, boosting cellular hydration and metabolism along with hyaluronic acid and that aminopeptide that is really helping to support collagen and stimulating collagen production. The fact that this doesn't have a lot of other ingredients that could be potentially irritating, makes a wonderful moisturizer to use day and night. It's lightweight, fast absorbing, but especially at night, if you're looking for a good moisturizer to complement your retinol, your prescription retinoid, and helping to not only reduce the irritation, but also helping to boost the benefits of your retinoid, this would be one to use or just to use alone."

"This has olive fruit oil in it, which may have antioxidants in it. I was talking about vitamin C earlier in terms of antioxidants, and this product actually has ascorbic acid in it. Now, you always have to question ascorbic acid because it's not stable, so manufacturers have to do stuff to stabilize it, things like adding ferulic acid and vitamin E can help, and the packaging helps. There's also the issue of penetration, it has to be the right pH and the right concentration. But this is actually a pretty good drugstore option, I've reviewed it long ago. It also has ceramides, which are helpful for the moisture barrier. The ascorbic acid in this may actually be helpful for hyperpigmentation, simply because it helps inhibit tyrosinase, that plus niacinamide, which works differently for hyperpigmentation, is potentially a nice combination."

"I've used the Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream in the past and if I remember correctly it was okay. It's on sale but it's still pretty expensive. It claims 25 percent more hyaluronic acid and it also has niacinamide, which helps with redness and hyperpigmentation, but some people do find niacinamide irritating, so if you're one of those people this would not be a great product for you."

"I've used this Olay Regenerist Micro Sculpting Cream before and it's not bad, but it is so expensive, usually close to twenty dollars."

"Right now, I'm personally loving the new upgraded Olay Micro-Sculpting Cream. You know, Olay and I, we the homies. We go way back. They've been a very longtime supporter of me and my platforms."

"I wound up going back to my Old Faithful, you know Olay Microsculpting Cream, which was, you know, $30 but also they sent it to me so I didn't have to pay anything."