Remedy Healthy Aging Firming Advanced Serum Stick

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"The Remedy copper peptide serum retails for $35, which I think is a really fair price point for a copper peptide. It contains a 1% concentration of pure copper peptide alongside other pro-collagen peptides like argireline, plus ectoin, one of my favorite barrier-boosting, calming and soothing ingredients, and great stabilizers, so it's going to have a long shelf life. The texture is smooth, beautiful, buttery, and doesn't leave any weight on the skin, unlike some copper peptides that can feel tacky and sticky. Remedy recommend using it twice a day, morning and evening, which I think is the right approach to get maximum results, and used consistently it's going to boost collagen and elastin, minimize fine lines and wrinkles, boost glow and luminosity, and give hydration and plumping. However, it does contain hyaluronic acid and polyglutamic acid, so if you're sensitive to those it's a firm pass. The copper peptides in here also aren't encapsulated, so you need to be careful with layering. I wouldn't use this in the same routine as a vitamin C serum, an exfoliating acid, or tretinoin, though it can be used alongside Remedy's own vitamin C. I'd definitely say the Remedy one is on a par if not slightly better than The Ordinary copper peptide, bringing a great formulation at an affordable price point. I'm going to award this a solid nine out of ten, almost perfect, just be mindful of how you layer and pair it."

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Im 40 - My FULL ANTI AGING SKINCARE ROUTINE (This Actually Works)

"This is the Remedy Face and Neck Firming Stick. I actually use this twice a day because I find not only does it firm and lift the neck, it also helps with shaving rash, which I always manage to get. It's got retinol but in a super gentle form and a low dose, so it's great for the sensitive neck area, and it's packed full of peptides and calming and soothing ingredients. I keep it in the fridge because it works so much better that way, and I just work it on the skin, I don't rub it in, I leave it to do its job. It genuinely has helped me so much with the creasing I get here, but more importantly with any shaving rash and bumps and texture I've been getting in that area. I absolutely love this."

'Miracle' $35 COPPER PEPTIDE SERUM - Major Skin Firming Breakthrough

"The Remedy copper peptide serum retails for $35, which I think is a really fair price point for a copper peptide. It contains a 1% concentration of pure copper peptide alongside other pro-collagen peptides like argireline, plus ectoin, one of my favorite barrier-boosting, calming and soothing ingredients, and great stabilizers, so it's going to have a long shelf life. The texture is smooth, beautiful, buttery, and doesn't leave any weight on the skin, unlike some copper peptides that can feel tacky and sticky. Remedy recommend using it twice a day, morning and evening, which I think is the right approach to get maximum results, and used consistently it's going to boost collagen and elastin, minimize fine lines and wrinkles, boost glow and luminosity, and give hydration and plumping. However, it does contain hyaluronic acid and polyglutamic acid, so if you're sensitive to those it's a firm pass. The copper peptides in here also aren't encapsulated, so you need to be careful with layering. I wouldn't use this in the same routine as a vitamin C serum, an exfoliating acid, or tretinoin, though it can be used alongside Remedy's own vitamin C. I'd definitely say the Remedy one is on a par if not slightly better than The Ordinary copper peptide, bringing a great formulation at an affordable price point. I'm going to award this a solid nine out of ten, almost perfect, just be mindful of how you layer and pair it."

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"The first ever retinaldehyde serum stick for the face, neck, and back of the hands. Retinaldehyde is more effective than retinol and good for aging skin. It comes in a metallic mirror-like finish, very simple and aesthetic, easy to take on the go and fit in a pocket or purse. It's an anhydrous formula, a complex process to create because the retinal has to be added once the formula is in its cooling phase so it doesn't get damaged by heat. It contains pure retinaldehyde encapsulated in hydroxysomes, dimethicone, peptides including palmitoyl tetrapeptide 7 and palmitoyl tripeptide 1 (Matrixyl), and spilanthes acmella flower (spilanthol), which gives an immediate argireline like firming and softening effect. It's specifically formulated to be gentle enough for the face, neck, and hands, non-greasy, and goes on smooth. It's meant to be used once a day, morning or night, and doesn't increase sun sensitivity. This is an exceptionally innovative product and should do well for your skin."

What the evidence says.

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Frequently asked.

Is Remedy Healthy Aging Firming Advanced Serum Stick worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 87%.

What is Remedy Healthy Aging Firming Advanced Serum Stick's Guru Score?

Remedy Healthy Aging Firming Advanced Serum Stick holds a Guru Score of 87%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.