Botox Stock Solution Facial Serum, Hyaluronic Acid Serum For Face, Botox Face Serum Instant Face Tightening, Reduce Fine Lines, Wrinkles, Boost Skin Collagen, Hydrate & Plump Skin

It works very well, but you have to be extremely consistent

I have been using this product for three months now, and here is what I have found:First off, this IS NOT Botox. It would seem fairly obvious that it's not, as this is a serum and you're not injecting it into your face. But, we also live in a world where we need "HOT" written on coffee cups. So, Hyaluronic acid serum, not Botox.Secondly, I am happy with this serum. It is definitely on par with other, more expensive serums like this that I have used, and does work nicely to hydrate and along my fine lines. I use it in the morning and in the evening, and it is definitely one of those where "a little dab will do yah". It absorbs really well and my face isn't left feeling tacky at all after use.I have very sensitive skin, and I have experienced no break outs or redness, even with twice a day use. That being said, if you too have sensitive skin, of course spot test first, but with months of daily use, I still experience no issues.This is definitely worth getting and working into your skin care routine, or alternating with another of your favorite serums.

This review is for the MXCZBSM brand "Botox Stock Solution Facial Serum, Hyaluronic Acid Serum For Face"I ordered this item because I was curious - and, frankly, skeptical - about their use of the word "Botox." It turns out my skepticism was well-founded. Based on the descriptions on the box and the bottle, this serum has nothing to do with Botox whatsoever. On the package, it does claim: "Anti-aging Serum is an Intense Anti-wrinkle Treatment That Uses the Most Innovative Ingredients to Moisturize the Skin, Minimizes Fine Lines and Reduces the Depth of Wrinkles Without Plastic Surgery." But that's the closest relation to Botox you'll get.Speaking of ingredients, the ingredients listed on the box are simply:"Collagen, Hyaluronic acid,Ceramide, Vitamin C."I am very, very doubtful that these are the only ingredients. While these are beneficial skincare ingredients, it's very unusual for a product to contain only these components without additional elements that typically go into skincare formulations. (I mean, they don't even list water, and even the pure collagen serums I've tried list water.) To me, this looks more like an "active ingredient" list rather than a full ingredient list.This raises some concerns for me. I have sensitive skin, and I really need to take ingredients, as well as combinations of ingredients, seriously. If I don't have the full list of ingredients, then I won't use this product on my face.To give the product some credit - I did do a patch test on my hand. The serum was clear, with a gel-like consistency. It smelled sort of medicine-ish, but the smell dissipated quickly. It absorbed well, and didn't leave any stickiness behind. There were no signs of irritation or allergic reaction, and as I already mentioned, I have sensitive skin.However - overall, I still won't use this serum unless there is a more comprehensive list of ingredients available.