TULA Skin Care Wrinkle Treatment Drops - Retinol Alternative Serum, Anti-Aging, Minimizes Wrinkles, Contains Bakuchiol, Alfalfa Sprouts, and Stevia, 0.98 oz.

I just turned 41 and never really thought or cared much about skin care. Started using this a few months ago and really love it. Highly recommend, especially for those that live in dry climate.

Doesn't take wrinkles away but does reduce them.

The formula of this wrinkle treatment drops is very light. It doesn't feel heavy on my skin and absorbs quite fast. My skin didn't feel oily or tacky at all after use. I've been seeing this retinol alternative, bakuchiol, used in a lot of skincare products these days. I personally am scared of using retinol because I feel like it is a little too harsh for me but my skin does just fine with bakuchiol. I was actually surprised to see stevia on the ingredients list as I had no idea it is something that can be used for skincare. I thought it was a "sugar", used to sweeten food, but didn't realize there were skincare benefits. I really like that this has no fragrance. It smells like liquid sunscreen to me, and I mean it in a good way! This comes in a dropper style bottle that has become so popular with many skincare products, and is one of my favorite type of skincare packaging. From the two months or so that I've been using this, I've noticed smoother skin in my troubled areas. I didn't want to do a review for this too early on but I can now say I really like this product. It is always gentle on my skin, no irritation. Just one application of this at night keeps my face moisturized until morning when I get up. This isn't the first Tula product I've tried but I think this is one of my favorites from Tula.

This product is very hydrating but leaves my skin a bit greasy. Smells a bit interesting. So far haven't noticed any change.

I love TULA products so I was thrilled to see this product on Amazon. I feel like across the board, this brand makes products that are super effective, uniquely formulated, affordably priced, aesthetically cute, and packaged intelligently. This stuff is no exception; I would liken it to a smoothing essence that would go on early in your skincare routine steps as it's very thin. I'm a new convert to bakuchiol because I'm on the old-school side (nearing 40) and really partial to retinol because it really does work. However I also recently felt its wrath after getting an accidental sunburn two days following an AHA and retinol treatment, which left me with some mild melasma to deal with. I've been experimenting for awhile now with bakuchiol products and I have to say, the hype seems legit.TULA has packaged this glowed-up version of retinol with probiotics and squalane, so basically this is a heavy-hitting super powerhouse wrinkle lifter that's acting now to smooth visible lines, as well as below the surface to lift over time. The drops glide on smooth and dissipate ultra-fast thanks to the squalane, and you can top this product with anything you want; it cooperates well. I'm really happy with these drops and the way they make my skin feel almost instantly, and I know it's got ingredients working over time, too. I've long considered TULA's probiotic night cream to be a staple in my routine, and this product is going right next to it forever. Highly recommended!

These Tula Skincare Wrinkle Treatment Drops come in a nice container with an eye dropper. They are milky in color and apply easily. A few drops are enough to cover my face. They are best reserved for people with dry or sensitive skin. They feel a little too oily for me especially during summer months. They do not absorb fully and leave my skin sticky. This said, they are not irritating and a good alternative to retinol for people with sensitive skin.If you found my review helpful, why not click the “helpful” button below. Thanks! Enjoy your day! 😉

The Tula Skincare Wrinkle Treatment Dry Oil Drops arrived in a pretty blue 0.98oz dropper and retails for $68 as of this writing. The "serum" inside is a slightly offwhite, almost creamy oil drop made up of things like probiotics, prebiotics, bakuchiol (retinol-alternative), squalane, coupled with other mild plant extracts.The serum is nearly odorless, lightweight, hydrating, and gentle. Quick absorption and doesn't leave me looking greasy or feeling sticky. You do not need to use more than one wand-full. More than a dime in your palm is a waste. This amount is more than enough to coat your face and neck lightly.Use - can be used AM and PM. I prefer to use it at the end of my skincare like I would a facial oil, after my moisturizer to seal everything in. I still glean the nourishing benefits of the dry oil. Sometimes, on the weekend, when I'm vegging around the house and not wearing makeup, I like to pat on a little throughout the day.No pilling or excess greasiness. No rashes, flares, breakouts, or other adverse reactions thus far. For reference, I'm over 40 with fair, sensitive, combination, acne-prone skin.It is a lovely product, easy to use with good spreadability and absorption. And I appreciate the formulation; that Tula didn't add fragrance or a slew of essential oils. I did find it odd it wasn't a true 1oz, but just slightly under, and it is somewhat pricey for what you get (again, ~$68).