Grace & Stella | Hyaluronic Acid Serum (Review)

 Product Summary:

A big drink of water for you skin. Alleviating dryness and reducing the appearance of fine lines for dewier, brighter skin. It's time to say 'hi' to hydration and a glowing complexion. Cost: $11

I ended up receiving this item in a Ipsy glam bag which is a monthly beauty subscription service where you get 5 items from sample to full size for around 20$ Canadian. Click here to check them out. 


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This is the first product I have tried from Grace & Stella and I'm not really sold on it. It's not the best to use during the winter when your skin desperately needs moisture. It's ok for a product but I didn't see much improvement to my skin. It added a bit of a glow to my skin but otherwise it didn't help much with moisturizing my skin or improving my fine lines. I will say you don't need much product to cover your face. A drop or two is more than enough. 

Rating: 
This is getting 1 star on 5. I'm definitely not repurchasing. It was an ok product but nothing to rave about. For what it did, I might as well just use any regular moisturizer. Comment down below if you had a better experience than me!

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