Does the No7 Line Correcting Booster Serum really erase wrinkles and fine lines quickly?
-PJ Gach

A couple of weeks ago, I attend the launch of the new No7 Line Correcting Booster Serum. It’s supposed to be the new hero product of the line. Four different clinical trials run by four different universities came back with great results. Women who used the product found that fine lines and wrinkles were disappearing from their skin in about a month. Prolonged usage made it seem as if the serum was turning back time.
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After the launch, I wrote an article about it. In the piece, I stated that I would give it a whirl and report back the next week. Not seeing a difference in my skin in a week, I decided to keep using it, and then report back.
I was told at the launch that I could incorporate the serum into my daily skin care routine, so I did. Presently, I’m washing my face in the morning with Golden Door Hydrating Cleansing Milk, $38.99, HSN, using Rituals Rich & Eye Cream, $40, Rituals, and Jane Iredale Beauty Prep Face Moisturizer, $45, Jane Iredale. Both the Golden Door cleanser and the Jane Iredale moisturizer have an uplifting citrus scent; you need that in the morning. Before applying the creams, I use the No7 Line Correcting Booster Serum, $41.99, Walgreens.com.
At night, I’m cleansing my face with IT Cosmetics Bye-Bye Makeup 3-in-1 Makeup Melting Cleansing Balm, $38, Sephora. I love this stuff; it dissolves makeup instantly, even takes off waterproof mascara. It leaves my skin feeling clean and fresh.
Since I’ve been using the No7 Line Correcting Booster Serum for almost three weeks now, I’ve been staring in the mirror, looking for changes. If there are changes, they’re very small. Luckily, or not, I have good skin, it’s resilient. I have a few fine lines around my eyes, the beginnings of the “11”marks between my brows, and very few lines on my forehead. I do have lines around my mouth—from smoking---I know, I know—So, if there are changes happening, I haven’t seen them yet. According to the studies, visible changes seem to set in around the second month of usage. I’m going to continue using the No7 serum and will report back. I was sort of hoping that I would see more of a change in three weeks, as some users in the trials did report that.
About the bottle. It’s made to resemble a syringe. Not sexy. When you first start using it, you have to apply pressure to get it to release the serum. My bottle leaks serum, so there’s always a tiny puddle by the top. And to be really annoying, it’s best to have the bottle stored standing up. On its side, the puddling continues.
Should you buy it? Like most skin care products, you need at least 30 days of usage before you see a change. Any sort of change. Damage didn’t occur overnight, and reversing it does take time.
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