Exosome Hydroglow Complex Serum.

"It's a serum with ectoine and sika exosomes. It's also got the collagen peptide in it that helps with collagen production deep down in skin. You can use it in your evening routine or your morning routine, whichever one you prefer. It's got a really nice texture. It sinks in, sets to an invisible finish that is just on the slight slight tacky edge, but not really super tacky. So, really nice product from The INKEY List and super affordable, which I love."

"This is a serum that contains shika exosomes and exosomes are little vessel little ingredients that help your skin repair, rejuvenate, may help with collagen growth in skin. Exosomes are great. It also contains ubiquinone, which is a great strong antioxidant. Ectoine, another great strong antioxidant. And then a peptide. So it's a really nice product. It's got a nice lotion serum texture to it. Absorbs pretty quickly. You can use it in morning or evening routine or both. Really nice. No scent to it and pretty affordable."

"It's a super light serum. It's a nice way to add extra moisture to your routine as well as some anti-aging benefits. It's really nice. I would say this sets to a matte finish, almost super natural finish that's almost matte, so it doesn't give as much of a glow, but it's really wonderful for adding some hydration. In here we've got ectoine again, great for every possible thing your skin needs. It's got sodium hyaluronate. It's also got ubiquinone, which is a super strong antioxidant and really good ingredient to have in your daytime routine. [Ascorbic] acid, resveratrol, astaxanthin, ubiquinone, great antioxidants. Green tea, another great one. Then it's got centella exosomes as well as peptide. The centella exosomes, when it comes to exosomes, they're kind of hot at the moment."

"Plant derived exosome seems to be by far the most popular. In addition to those exosomes, it's got ectoine, it's got ubiquinone, which is a great antioxidant, and then we've also got several peptides in here, no fragrance, wonderful product, 22 bucks."

"No scent in it which is what I like. And it soaks in pretty quickly. It feels pretty nice. It's a little tacky but not terribly so. And I think it's like 22 bucks so it's not terribly expensive. So far it feels nice and hydrating but still I think you could get away using this morning and evening which is what they want. And exosomes are a great ingredient worth considering adding into your routine. They've been shown to be beneficial for anti-aging and things like that."

"The Inkey List Exosome Hydroglow Complex Serum is $24. The star of the show is 1% cica exosome, which helps promote skin's natural collagen production, skin renewal, and repair for glowing, smoother, firmer skin and helps improve skin firmness. In addition to the exosome it has prickly pear extract and ectoine, which is soothing, hydrating, protective, and an antioxidant, definitely up there in my favorite ingredients. It also has ubiquinone and tripeptide one. Really nice affordable product from The Inkey List."

"The Exosome Hydroglow Complex by The INKEY List. We've had a lot of chat about exosomes on this channel, and I have to tell you, I'm not 100% sure this formula really worked for me. Was it hydrating? Yes, it was super hydrating. I really enjoyed it, but I don't think it gave me the bang that I was expecting out of exosomes. For me, this was nice, but it's not going to be a repeat purchase."

"I did exosomes in my last skin care trial and I used the ones from The INKEY List, which I liked. The hydroglow complex, I don't know. It's going to be in my empties coming up."

"It is a super gorgeous glowy formula if you're curious about it. It's also a good budget buy, super hydrating. I enjoyed using it. But will I keep it in my skincare routine? Probably not, because the research again is fairly thin on whether exosomes are actually helpful for the skin, and there's actually a little bit of pushback from some doctors saying exosomes in skincare should really be limited."

"The Hydroglow was nice, but I didn't really see a change in my skin. It seems just like a nice moisturizer."

"This Exosome one is great. Exosomes, think of them as like communicating devices with the skin. So they'll go into the skin. They'll help transport the ingredients which are present in the product deeper into the skin and help to trigger some anti-aging response. Exosomes are relative newcomers to the skincare space, but they're getting a lot of attention. And I think The INKEY List is the cheapest exosome product I've ever found. It also has a really good dose of those exosomes. So if you're somebody that likes a little extra anti-aging, this is one to try. The INKEY List not my favorite brand, but definitely I'm happy to praise them where they get it right. And with this Exosome one, genuinely genuinely delivers."

"If you strip back all the sponsorship, the paid partnership, the hype that the brand are driving, actually this is still a really good serum. [...] This is a really nice innovative serum that's bringing that exosome technology to the masses at an affordable price point. If you want to boost your glow game, radiance and luminosity, you want to get some extra hydration and plumpness in the skin, this is a really nice option to choose. If you're someone that likes the idea of the VT RLE shot but you don't like the idea of the spicules, exosomes as with this are a great alternative. [...] At the margins you will get some anti-aging benefit too. Just be aware of the Inkey List marketing. They can never help themselves. They always overpromise and as a result you can sometimes feel a little disappointed. So I would say go into this with eyes wide open. If you want glowing skin, you want a boost to hydration and you want a little bit of anti-aging at the margins, this is a great affordable serum. If you want 300% more collagen, you ain't getting it from this."