SkinPro Elite Telomere Night Cream - Physician's Choice Anti-Aging, Anti Wrinkle & Deep Hydration Face Cream l Skin Renewing, Daily Facial for Protection and Youthful Skin l All Types of Skin l 14 ml

I actually bought the Elite Telemere for going to bed, and the Elite Serum RX for the morning after I showered. I really love how the products go on. Not greasy or slimy. It also amazes me how far a little pea sized dab goes. As a guy I have never really worried too much about wrinkles... they just come with the territory ya know! One thing I have noticed lately was that the skin on my neck was getting like crepe?? Strange... I think spray cologne has had something to do with it.. think about it? Alcohol based spray on my neck everyday? Yea prob not good! So I switched up that, but I do feel like the Elite products are helping in that area for sure! I prob need another month or so, but I already fill like I look more refreshed in the mornings then I have in the past. Gotta love the applicators too! Just enough and you don't have to work hard to get out the last drop! Well I haven't used the last drop yet, but this applicator seems like you will get every bit of cream out of it!

I have been using this about a week and it does seem to improve the appearance and firmness of my skin, particularly around my eyes. That being said, the packaging is a nightmare. My guess is that in an effort to make this look fancier the makers of this night cream came up with the idea of putting it in a syringe-like container. Trouble is that syringe is much, MUCH harder to use than a pump bottle or a tube would have been; the directions on it are brief and almost illegible; plus, it takes a while just to figure out how to get the stuff out. FYI... - there is a dial at the bottom you need to twist into the open position - the weird silicone stopper at the end needs to be removed in addition to the cap - you need to be careful when depressing the syringe or else the very pricey cream can literally go flying out the end This is one of the worst cases I've seen of poor presentation of what would otherwise be a good product. Not only have they made this less user friendly for everyone, I could see people with issues like significant arthritis in their hands not being able to use this dispenser at all. I truly wish the makers of this night cream would reconsider the investment they made in over engineered presentation and instead put that production cost into giving consumers more of the product or lowering the price because I truly believe they would be more likely to get repeat customers if they did. In the end, I can recommend this night cream, assuming you are willing to put up with the very challenging dispenser it comes in.

It reduces the wrinkles and firms the skin.

My cream is the night cream, it has a good absorption of the skin, it does not leave the face greasy and dry quickly, it has a pleasant smell, it is easy to use, to date I have not seen any reduction of my lines I apply them all the night on my face, neck and chest a week ago and I see everything the same, but maybe you have to wait a month to see if any change occurs.

I've been looking for something to help with the fine lines and crow’s feet that I've started to see in the last year or two. I was excited when I had a chance to try this, because I'd heard good things about this brand. I must've gotten the name wrong, because what I got didn't give me the fabulous results everyone was raving about. In fact, after 2 months of use I've seen little to no results. Even if this cream would've worked, I'm not a fan of the applicator. It's a gimmick design that's supposed to act like a syringe with smooth movement, but that's not how it performs. No matter how slowly I try to push, so I can get just a tiny bit, it'll randomly just give a big squirt. Then I basically waste a very expensive product all over the counter. Thank goodness I didn't have to pay for this or I would've been upset considering it's over $33 for just .47 ounces. Way too pricey for an ineffective cream with a poorly designed applicator.

I will using this tonight. They have packaged this like a big 'ol hypodermic full of stuff to be injected. But no, you take the lid and the rubber needle off and use it on your face. It does give you some control over small areas. Forgot to tell you, the plunger needs to be moved to the open position. When you take the plunger out, you can see the indentation and put the plunger back in so that it is in the first indentation and twist to the next indentation.

This is a really nice thick cream that seems to do what it states. However, it's a SMALL amount of product. When you open the fake syringe, take off the rubber stopper at the top. Then slightly twist the plunger to be able to press the plunger in. You may not need a whole compression-- partially compress it and then gauge if you need more. These fake syringes were popular a few years go, but they are difficult to use the first time and are clearly a way to send out a tiny bit of product and make it look like it's substantial. For that reason alone, I removed a star. It's less than a full HALF ounce. Honestly, I'd rather have .60 ml than .47 and have it sent to me in a cheap plastic tube. However, it seems like a nice thick cream and it seems to work. I don't find that it's blocking my pores, which is a plus-- especially because the cream is thick. I do like it, but I'd probably shop around for a comparable product due to the awful packaging.

This Elite Telomere Cream feels more like a gel than a cream.. The syringe makes it easy to dispense a tiny bit which is all I need to cover my face and neck. It absorbs almost instantly and it is not greasy which is really nice during the summer. My skin looks rested and plumper with less lines in the morning. Nice! If you found my review helpful, why not click the “helpful” button below. Thanks! Enjoy your day! 😉