TNS Advanced+ Serum.

"This expensive one, the Skin Medicica TNS Advanced+ Serum, so expensive. I've been using it a lot lately. I've been researching everywhere where to buy it because I kept thinking I need to buy a backup."

"The winner for favorite Luxe Skincare product of the year is the Skin Medicica TNS Advanced Serum, which is coming out with new packaging this year."

"It's one of the few products that really helped with a dull appearance, the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles within about a week, a couple days. This is one of the few gamechanging products. Their human fibroblast conditioned media is the real deal. It's fragrance free, lightweight, gel texture, allows layering. The product itself is great. It's got a really nice silky texture to it where you can use it underneath sunscreens if you want to use in the daytime. It works well, great for all skin, dry skin, oily skin. Very friendly, very nice. The packaging is the major bummer to this product. The packaging sucks. They could use a revamp of it. The fake foil gets on you, the dual chamber is kind of a pain, and one chamber definitely pumps out a lot more than the other one. For a $300 serum, the packaging leaves a lot to be desired."

"This one's great for dry skin. I use a lot at night. I also use this on my neck or even post-procedure skin because it's got all the nice rejuvenating ingredients as well as the anti-aging ingredients in here. This one helps fight wrinkles, especially around the eye area. Third, fourth day, the very first time I used this, I looked at my eye area and it just looks so much better than it had before. It was really a gamechanging product for me. Within three or four days, wow, it just looks better, more youthful. It also helps firm and brighten skin. The star of the show is their human fibroblast conditioned media, which helps with fine lines, wrinkles, helps skin tone and texture."

"The first product that I've noticed the most benefits from is Skin Medicica TNS Advanced Serum. It's 1 oz for 295 bucks. Within two or three days I noticed my skin looked softer and smoother. Lines looked less apparent. The star of the show for this one is their human fibroblast conditioned media, which encourages skin cell renewal and supports collagen and elastin levels, revealing a smoother, more radiant and youthful complexion. It also contains dimer tripeptide 43, grape seed flour extract, and whey proteins. Dermstore repackaged it with two separate independent pumps, which is better because neither of the pumps gets stuck the way they did with the old packaging. And they got rid of the fake foil packaging because that foil would start to peel off. This is a hugely beneficial product. I don't use it in large amounts and I really just apply it where my skin needs it, so I don't smooth it on my cheeks since my cheeks don't have fine lines and wrinkles, but around my eyes and around my mouth is where I focus on. So this stuff is great."

"The Skin Medicica TNS serum is the closest I've gotten so far to an all-in-one product that addresses fine lines, wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, large pores, melasma, loss of volume, and sagging. It's very freaking expensive, but it's the closest I've gotten to it. The formula includes niacinamide, which is a brightening ingredient, glycolic acid and lactic acid as exfoliants that are most effective at a pH between three and four and help with firming, collagen production, skin thickness, and wrinkles with regular use, though I didn't see that performance with this one. It also has retinol, the gold standard anti-aging ingredient that helps with fine lines, wrinkles, brightness, and prevents acne breakouts, plus phospholipids, a skin-identical ingredient for repair."

"I've tested both of these. I just haven't found these for their price to be as efficient or effective. I found the Skin Medicica to be more beneficial. I just think the Skin Medicica is just more efficient, more effective for me. I found the Skin Medicica to be one of the most efficient, effective anti-aging products out of all of them."

"Another one is the Skin Medicica TNS serum, which is $300. The A pad's a little bit better because it's like 12 bucks."

"The Skin Medicica TNS Advanced+ Serum is really expensive, but it gives my skin amazing nearly overnight results. It really helps me with fine lines and wrinkles. Within a couple nights it does make a huge difference. It really gives skin a nice plump appearance and firmer, and wrinkles look a little less noticeable. They use their patented fibroblast cocktail which is really amazing. It's a gamechanging product. I will say a couple things I dislike: I dislike the dual pump system. It's annoying and frustrating, and it doesn't always come out all at once. I also really dislike the silver packaging on it because after you've been using it for a month or two, they start to flake off and you start to notice them on your skin. But it is worth every penny. It's amazing. No fragrance."

"I love the product. It's amazing. It's one of the sole products that really makes a noticeable difference in fine lines and wrinkles and it's a game changer."