What can I say except it works! This is going to be a Holy Grail for me.

I’ve been using this serum for a bit now and honestly, I like it. It goes on smooth, not heavy or greasy, and my skin absorbs it pretty quickly.I have melanated skin, and it’s been working well for me—no irritation or weird reactions. After using it, my skin just feels more hydrated and looks a little more refreshed. Nothing over the top, just a solid product that does what it’s supposed to.Plus it’s Vegan!

This serum is a bit on the watery side, you can hear it when you shake the bottle. I believe this product is fragrance free but there will be a light smell from the mix of ingredients, almost sour, a little similar to what a vitamin c serum would smell like. However, the smell won't linger on too long especially after applying on to your face. I was honestly VERY pleasantly surprised at how this dries. It doesn't feel sticky or tacky, my face feels soft after use. Looking at the ingredients list I'm happy with what I see - no added fragrance, no silicones, no added colorants. It is too soon to tell what it does for wrinkles and lines but I never really get skincare products thinking it will do much to erase those things unless you are using it on a very long term basis. I hope it is working its magic since this is a pricey bottle of stem cell serum but I can't speak on the results right now. Moisturizing, it sure is.I do agree with a few people that say the packaging and bottle leaves a little be desired for a high price point, as it doesn't have a really luxe look that we're all used to seeing these days even if the product inside doesn't reflect the quality of the packaging. I will give them the benefit of the doubt because I like the ingredients list and also upon doing more research behind this brand, there seems to be real people especially the founder who seems to be passionate about creating a great serum. That said, it seems like they are upgrading their packaging based on feedback, which again shows that they are willing to adjust and improve based on consumers, which is a great thing.I don't know if the ingredients list posted on this Amazon is the correct one but I got the version from the box, posted below if you want to see what's in this stuff before purchase.Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Glycerin, Lecithin, C13-15 Alkane, Beta-Glucan, Gluconolactone, Propanediol, Isomalt, Panthenol, Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate, Argania Spinosa Callus Culture Extract, Ceramide NP, Ceramide AP. Ceramide cot, raytosphin gosine, Cholesterol, Xanthan Gum, Haematococcus Pluvialis Extract, Lecithin, Phytol, Carbomer.

My skin feels so soft and hydrated after each use. Definitely enjoying this product!

Reviewing skin care products can be tricky. Receiving the full benefit of the product can take weeks, if not months. This review is based on my initial impressions.This is pricey, but everyone has different budgets for skin care, and I’ve spent this much, and even more for a single product in the past. If the price is not a concern, then keep reading!The packaging is not my favorite. I found the gold on black on the box to be hard to read. The box also seemed to have been printed and folded wrong. The raw edge of the box was visible from the front. In my opinion, this should have been printed and folded so that the raw edge faced the back. The plastic container felt like something that any company could produce. HOWEVER, if the product inside of it is exceptional, then the packaging is no longer a consideration for me. I believe that may be the case with this item.The company included a variety of promotional graphics describing the benefits of using plant stem cells. I also looked at the website, which has a TON of information. Everything from the science behind the product to clinical research. This is described as a structural strategy that focuses on everything from preserving the skin barrier to providing antioxidant defense against the environmental factors that stress our skin to supporting the skin on a cellular level. This skin care isn’t just surface deep. This is meant to nourish the skin at a whole other level…a cellular level.In terms of ingredients, the company has used the combination of clean ingredients to support the skin…astaxanthin, beta-glucon, ceramides, squalane, and environmental adaptogens. Check out the website because it contains information about the benefits of each of these.The product itself is odorless. It’s slightly thicker than a serum, but not as thick as a lotion. It has a slippery feel and it glides easily onto the skin. I was worried it might dry tacky, but I am happy to report that it completely absorbed into my skin without any stickiness.As someone with fair and sensitive skin, I always get nervous incorporating a new product. However, I had no reaction to this whatsoever. It is quite gentle, and my skin has felt soft and hydrated.So the big question is would I purchase this again? I think so. I’m definitely intrigued. The website is pretty convincing, but as always, the proof is in the pudding. While I may see some benefit within a month, or however long this bottle lasts, I really think this is a product that is going to need more time to demonstrate it’s true power of transforming the skin.

I have dry and aging skin and am always trying new products to combat it and prevent further aging if possible. My favorite products are science backed and biotech crafted. When I came across PowerV’s The New Skin Care serum with interesting ingredients like their PhytoCellTec™ Argan, MossCellTec™, and Ceramides, Squalane, and Beta-Glucan, I was very interested. This is formulated using stem cell technology for plant stem cells to increase hydration, reduce fine lines, improve skin barrier function, increase skin density, reduce crows feet and so many more areas of concern, with Swiss biotech lab Mibelle Biochemistry backing. According to their website, this serums is available right now in prelaunch. This serum is nearly clear in color and has a thinner consistency that is easy to massage into my face and absorbs very quickly like water. I will say that it has a very earthy and not great smell but the scent dissipates quickly as it dries. After using, my face feels moisturized and nourished, along with feeling soft. I really appreciate that this serum is a clean formula that is vegan, essential oil-free, fragrance-free, and formulated without hormone-interfering, barrier-disrupting, or pore-clogging ingredients. I haven’t had any adverse reactions so far and they recommend using for 12 weeks, so I anticipate that it will take time to see if it provides and effective and true changes to my skin or long term benefits but I am excited to be using it. On paper, this seems very biotech focused, and high quality! $99 for a 1 ounce bottle of serum but if it delivers results, it will be a great value product to add to my skincare routine.

My mom has been using this serum for close to two months, and it has worked well for her skin. She has very dry and sensitive skin and is usually cautious with new skincare products. This one absorbed without causing her itching which is often her main concern. The texture is not heavy and moisturizing enough to support her skin throughout the day. She applies it under her regular moisturizer, and it layers without pilling. She loves it and wants to try other products.

This is a very interesting serum with a combination of unique ingredients that tackle skin concerns at the cellular level to provide long lasting impact. It is silicone, PEG, fragrance and essential oil free with a very short and functional ingredient list. It definitely is formulated for sensitive skin by leaving out a lot of yuckies, which I appreciate.The combo of two powerful plant stem cell culture extracts, astaxanthin, cholesterol, panthenol, beta-glucan and ceramides definitely seem like they have the juice to deliver on skin barrier support, hydration and anti-aging promises. This takes consistent and regular use to see results but I'm very optimistic about this new brand and its bio-tech foundation! I love a product that focuses on barrier support while building in other awesome skin benefits like anti-aging factors. Taking care of my skin barrier is a top priority for me.$99 for a serum is a bit pricey, but the hero ingredients of this serum are pricey to manufacture. Love the gold foil on black branding, it's very sleek and the box looks great.The bottle itself is plastic with a sticker label which makes it feel cheaper than you would expect for an expensive product. My guess the focus was on the contents/formulation and perhaps they will redesign the product vehicle as the serum picks up ground in the marketplace. If the stuff works I personally don't really care about the vehicle, but it would help more consumers feel invested and confident in the luxury experience of incorporating this serum into their routine. A premium price tag should include premium packaging.

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My mom has been using this serum for close to two months, and it has worked well for her skin. She has very dry and sensitive skin and is usually cautious with new skincare products. This one absorbed without causing her itching which is often her main concern. The texture is not heavy and moisturizing enough to support her skin throughout the day. She applies it under her regular moisturizer, and it layers without pilling. She loves it and wants to try other products.

Like others have accurately stated, I'm underwhelmed at the packaging. It was the first thing that stood out to me. Reminds me of an organic skincare brand that I liked, way back, ten years ago, when they were first starting out, and it made sense that their packaging was cheap.For ~$100, I was surprised at the packaging here, and the size of the serum. It's quite small.That said, the serum itself is very nice. Smooth consistency, feels good on the skin. I appreciate the nonscented value. I find company mission and inclusion of plant stem cells to be impressive, and would like to continue using for more than a couple weeks to really see the results. I'll be focusing this on my neck, since I already use products I love on my face. I tend to forget my neck area. I will update with the efficacy in a couple of weeks.

This serum is a bit on the watery side, you can hear it when you shake the bottle. I believe this product is fragrance free but there will be a light smell from the mix of ingredients, almost sour, a little similar to what a vitamin c serum would smell like. However, the smell won't linger on too long especially after applying on to your face. I was honestly VERY pleasantly surprised at how this dries. It doesn't feel sticky or tacky, my face feels soft after use. Looking at the ingredients list I'm happy with what I see - no added fragrance, no silicones, no added colorants. It is too soon to tell what it does for wrinkles and lines but I never really get skincare products thinking it will do much to erase those things unless you are using it on a very long term basis. I hope it is working its magic since this is a pricey bottle of stem cell serum but I can't speak on the results right now. Moisturizing, it sure is.I do agree with a few people that say the packaging and bottle leaves a little be desired for a high price point, as it doesn't have a really luxe look that we're all used to seeing these days even if the product inside doesn't reflect the quality of the packaging. I will give them the benefit of the doubt because I like the ingredients list and also upon doing more research behind this brand, there seems to be real people especially the founder who seems to be passionate about creating a great serum. That said, it seems like they are upgrading their packaging based on feedback, which again shows that they are willing to adjust and improve based on consumers, which is a great thing.I don't know if the ingredients list posted on this Amazon is the correct one but I got the version from the box, posted below if you want to see what's in this stuff before purchase.Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Glycerin, Lecithin, C13-15 Alkane, Beta-Glucan, Gluconolactone, Propanediol, Isomalt, Panthenol, Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate, Argania Spinosa Callus Culture Extract, Ceramide NP, Ceramide AP. Ceramide cot, raytosphin gosine, Cholesterol, Xanthan Gum, Haematococcus Pluvialis Extract, Lecithin, Phytol, Carbomer.

This is a potent serum that absorbes into my skin quickly. It makes my face look hydrated and plump, without the Botox. I'm leaning toward more natural solutions, like stem cell therapy, for rejuvenation, which have given me the most noticeable results. Granted, it's more of a preventative treatment to help with further signs of aging, but it's effective.I can also layer this with other serums easily. These ingredients are expensive to produce and maintain stability in a product. I'm happy with the results I've experienced within the past two weeks.I'm a grad student running on fumes with two jobs, yet I'm getting complimented on my skin quality.

My skin feels so soft and hydrated after each use. Definitely enjoying this product!

This is a very interesting serum with a combination of unique ingredients that tackle skin concerns at the cellular level to provide long lasting impact. It is silicone, PEG, fragrance and essential oil free with a very short and functional ingredient list. It definitely is formulated for sensitive skin by leaving out a lot of yuckies, which I appreciate.The combo of two powerful plant stem cell culture extracts, astaxanthin, cholesterol, panthenol, beta-glucan and ceramides definitely seem like they have the juice to deliver on skin barrier support, hydration and anti-aging promises. This takes consistent and regular use to see results but I'm very optimistic about this new brand and its bio-tech foundation! I love a product that focuses on barrier support while building in other awesome skin benefits like anti-aging factors. Taking care of my skin barrier is a top priority for me.$99 for a serum is a bit pricey, but the hero ingredients of this serum are pricey to manufacture. Love the gold foil on black branding, it's very sleek and the box looks great.The bottle itself is plastic with a sticker label which makes it feel cheaper than you would expect for an expensive product. My guess the focus was on the contents/formulation and perhaps they will redesign the product vehicle as the serum picks up ground in the marketplace. If the stuff works I personally don't really care about the vehicle, but it would help more consumers feel invested and confident in the luxury experience of incorporating this serum into their routine. A premium price tag should include premium packaging.