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[TheFountain]

I just ordered a bottle of the Renue topical lotion with NAD+, resveratrol and Apocynin all delivered through a Liposomal mechanism.

 

I have been curious about their skincare line for a while since I have been taking their NMN loyally for about a year and a half now. 

 

Currently I use Differin once a week, Matrixyl 3000 daily and Rosewater with a excellent sunblock every single day of the year so my skin already looks fairly fantastic.

 

I wonder what this stuff is going to do. I am eager to find out. It's of course not cheap. 

[starshade]

I'm a user. Got my first lotion almost immediately when it was out officially. Then cream, and then the serum.

I'd struggle to be objective because I also use more standard skincare routine as well (RetinA, AHA, japanese sunscreens for ++++) and I started them all at the same time ish. Subjectively, and without particular loyalty feelings towards a company, I think those renue topicals have a positive impact. Can't say there was anything miraculous in my case, but I didn't have a skin that's too bad for my age to begin with.
I wish the company was allowed to mix in some rapamycin for extra types of collagen boosts. But hey, no one stops you from mixing it in yourself...

Quite peculiar that NAD in skincare lagging so much in proper research. AbS is working on plausible speculations here. I keep using it just out of personal speculative reasons, hoping that long-term application makes a difference over multiple years.
 

[Oakman]

I've also tried the lotion, serum, and cream. I got some with their initial release sale offers. I like the transdermal body serum after a shower on face, arms, even scalp (not too much hair left). Serum is light, but leaves skin smooth and refreshed. I originally got the 'Age defying Face Serum', but the body one seems the same, and vs the face serum you can get a large "economy size".

 

Age Defense Cream is great too, but thicker, gooier. they seem to have changed the container, used to be short and squat, as in their video... but now it's in a different container. Not sure if it is the same amount. Haven't bought it again, but would.

 

The lotion, not so much a fan, messier, heavier.

 

The stuff (all of it) is too expensive I think, but then again I'm not used to paying exorbitant prices for cosmetic jars of stuff as some are. I've only bought on sale prices, and am not sure I'd ever pay regular prices. Which leads into...does it actually do anything? Hard to tell, I'm no Spring Chic, and a man to boot, so it would take a true miracle to improve my skin to notice much. But what ta hey