GD11 Advanced Lab Energy Exosome Ampoule | Anti-Aging Face Serum with Stem Cell Extract | Age-Defying & Anti-Wrinkle Face Serum Improves Elasticity, 0.3 fl.oz.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this Anti-Aging Face Serum with Stem Cell Extract from GD11, however, after using it for a bit I have to say I've been genuinely impressed with the results.This Korean brand is known for advanced skincare, though this is my first actual experience with the brand. This attractive bottle is a unique container with a small pump that dispenses the serum. It dispenses a very light amount and this is really all that's needed. With the bottle only being .27-fluid ounces, this is clearly intended as a more premium skincare option.This serum is designed as an anti-wrinkle solution that handles fine lines, wrinkles, and saggy skin. It's also an intense moisturizer, though it doesn't necessarily "feel" like a moisturizer. It's almost as if it works at a cellular level. At first, I wasn't impressed but over time I'm really seeing the results.The serum also really works to nourish the skin including dead skin. For example, I have this weird spot on my nose that's prone to agitation. I'm watching as this serum makes this area look much healthier. It's actually quite exciting.It took me a little bit to get used to how to use the serum. To use, grab the bottom of the container and turn it all the way to the right, then shake the container to check it has turned into a purple ampoule. It actually works quite easily.As a side note, the serum does use umbilical stem cells. While this is known to be pretty magnificent from a scientific standpoint, for those with medical and or ethical concerns around this it's worth considering.This product is really not aiming for value so much. While I find the price point reasonable considering the ingredients, nature of the product, and overall performance, GD11 is definitely aiming for a more premium experience here. Ultimately, this is one of the better anti-aging face serums I've used and I would definitely recommend it.

If the clear part of the container was supposed to be full of product,it wasn't.It arrived with half the clear portion full.The product works well,I was impressed with softening and wrinkle reduction around eyes.

I really wanted to like this. I followed all directions and used it morning and night. After a week of using and not really noticing a difference I decided to also treat my left hand so I could compare my left to my right and see if there was any difference. I’ve used this way for about a month and literally there’s no difference. It also has kind of a “tacky” feel to it - it doesn’t feel as though it absorbs into the skin.I wish I could review it better but I value honesty.

This is a facial serum from Korea. The box was very shiny and the print hard to read so I went on instinct with this product. You do need to twist the base to release…..what looked like a small pink stone. Then you need to shake the container to get that to dissolve with the liquid. It’s like science!The reconstituted serum is very nice….it has minimal scent, is light on the skin and is very smoothing. It evens texture and tone very well. It appears that once you release to rock and shake it into solution, it stays there so the initial dance is a one time thing. I do like it a lot, meets my needs.

This is a unique beauty product, as I have tested hundreds. Overall this is quite a bit of money for a tiny amount. It has a unique activation mechanism. Make sure to twist the bottom or else you'll just be applying a base gel with no active ingredients -like one video reviewer already shows - which kind of tickled me that they gave this 5 stars and all they applied was an empty gel base lol! It's an honest mistake, and I gotta say I initially made the same mistake myself when I first applied it - which makes me realize -I also didn't see that huge of a difference with or without the added Active Ingredient.Up front - this has some nice ingredients and also some highly eyebrow-raising ingredients - but I am willing to give it a full fair test.I have to say I do think it's Sketch to omit the Key Active ingredient on the Ingredients List in the listing - Human Cord Blood Cell Conditioned Media - yes, that's exactly what it sounds like. Fine - it has scientific backing, and I have done enough research to proceed with testing. *Also* omitted from the list is Butylphenyl Methylpropional (aka Lilial) - an ingredient with recently huge scrutiny and Media spotlight attention. Google Lilial if interested to see what has surfaced in the headlines lately, this one def has me on the fence - really moreso than anything else. So- Two sensitive ingredients both omitted from an otherwise exhaustive list of ingredients on the listing. Just not real confidence-boosting.As for the product efficacy, it does rehydrate my skin, but as I mention - not a huge difference with or without activating the serum contents. It's not oily or sticky, and leaves my skin soft. I continue to use it because I am so intrigued by all the hype of the product.