L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Triple Power Anti-Aging Face Moisturizer, Pro Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamin C to Reduce Wrinkles, Firm & Brighten Skin, 1.7 Oz

I had been using 3 different products to get the same three ingredients in this one jar. I was able to save time and money on this one product. It is a very luxurious cream. I noticed a difference in my skin after the very first night of use. Can't wait to see what it does over time!

I’ve been using L’Oréal Revitalift cream for two months now. With it’s triple action of Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid, and Vitamin C , my face and neck have been receiving the benefits of these powerhouse ingredients combined together. Retinol does wonders for softening and smoothing my skin, while promoting cell renewal and exfoliation of dead skin cells. It leaves my skin looking and feeling fresh and plump. The best part though is that it also promotes collagen production! The hyaluronic acid has an immensely hydrating effect. It delivers hydration on the surface of my skin and penetrates deeper through the skin’s layers, while also boosting skin’s natural hyaluronic acid production. Vitamin C is helping with brightening my complexion, and balancing my skin tone. It’s working at fading a few dark spots and reducing redness, which I always get during the dry, winter months. Vitamin C is an antioxidant with anti inflammatory benefits, so if you’re prone to irritated skin, redness, or puffiness it’ll be your new best friend. I’m definitely noticing a reduction in the fine lines and wrinkles around my eyes, on my smile lines, and on my neck. Over the years I’ll admit that I often failed to take special care of my neck and upper chest, so now I’m trying to undo years of neglect. I’m hoping by increasing my protein intake, taking collagen supplements, and adding L’Oréal Revitalift to my daily skin care routine that I’ll continue to see and feel the benefits to my face, neck, and décolletage. I’ve tried soooo many skincare products and to be honest, I’ve learned that a product doesn’t have to have a hefty price point in order to be effective, it just needs to do what it claims it will. I’m thrilled to say that this product checks all the boxes for my current skin care needs. Yay for me!!!

I've been using this moisturizer daily for about a month now, and overall, I'm quite pleased with the results. The combination of pro-retinol, hyaluronic acid, and vitamin C seems to be effective—I've noticed my skin feels firmer and looks brighter, especially around the forehead and under-eye areas.The fragrance-free aspect is a big plus for me; it doesn't have any overpowering scent, which I appreciate. The texture is smooth and absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue, making it suitable for morning use before applying sunscreen or makeup.However, I did experience some mild irritation during the first few days of use, likely due to the retinol content. It wasn't severe, but it's something to be aware of if you have sensitive skin. After a week, my skin adjusted, and the irritation subsided.One minor downside is the packaging. The jar design requires you to dip your fingers in, which isn't the most hygienic method. A pump dispenser would have been more convenient and sanitary.In summary, this moisturizer delivers on its promises of reducing wrinkles and firming the skin. It's a solid choice for those looking to incorporate anti-aging products into their skincare routine without breaking the bank. Just be cautious if you have sensitive skin and consider doing a patch test first.

I am 63 and have used nothing but this product for about 10 years now. I used to buy it at Walmart but I buy it on Amazon now. Have been for about a year. Best ever you need to try and less expensive than retail stores

UPDATE: HOW TO FIND THE EXPIRATION DATEThe bottom of the package will have a series of numbers/letters that won't make sense to any of us. Find a website that will check those numbers and tell you the expiration date or when the product was made...in the case of this particular product, it will tell you when the product was made... not the expiration date. [I use CheckFresh.com]. I think that's because this product has Vitamin C in it and vitamin C, in cosmetics, has a short shelf life - generally, about 1 year to 18 months if unopened...but about 3-6 months if opened...depending upon if it's stored correctly. The website I use to check expiration or manufactured dates is CheckFresh.com Type in or scroll down to the manufacturer then type in the numbers on the box and...Ta Da...you have, [in this case] the date of manufacture. [This site also gives actual expiration dates for other products.]I'm wondering if some of those who have negative experiences with this product may be using an out-of-date jar. That will definitely have an effect on how it feels, smells and how effective it is.My other update: I have been using this product for a number of months now and while my skin is still soft, soft, soft, it has not had any effect on wrinkles or dark spots. Sorry to have to tell you that, but I still love what it's done to the texture of my skin so I still highly recommend it for that use.And finally, please read the article that I noted in my first review. It's long but if you're going to use products with Vitamin C in them then you should be well informed about it and this article does just that. The end of the article is where I found the recommendation for this product. The article also recommends that you don't use products with more than 12% Vitamin C. in them. [Article: "Why Vitamin C Is Falling out of Favor Among Skin Care Experts" by Jacqueline Kilikita.ORIGINAL REVIEW [with a couple of corrections]Although the company that sent this product sent a used jar of Revitalift and I had to return it, I purchased it elsewhere and found that this moisturizer is wonderful. Within a few days I could feel the difference in my skin texture, and quite frankly I was shocked at the difference...soft, soft, soft. I was researching moisturizers and vitamin C additives and found an article with quotes from dermatologists touting both the positive and negative effects of Vitamin C in skin care products. This moisturizer was mentioned in the article, so I tried it. So glad I did. [Article: Why Vitamin C is Falling out of Favor Among Skin Care Experts By Jacqueline Kilikita - make sure to read the ENTIRE article.}I only wish it had SPF in it but maybe that would conflict with the other ingredients.P.S. I haven't noticed a reduction in my wrinkles but that wasn't one of my priorities when choosing this product .