Neurogan Anti Aging Cream, NMN Nicotinamide Mononucleotide 2000mg Vegan Midnight Recovery Night Face Serum for Women, Vitamin E Facial Serum, Wrinkle Repair NAD Booster Skincare, Chamomile, 2 oz

I bought Neurogan Anti Aging Cream to use for dark spots. My facial skin has LOTS of them. It helped a little but not significantly. I used it for about a year.It goes on smoothly and feels cool and nice with little to no smell and no scent beyond a whisper of a sweet scent.Although not drying, and you can put it on thin, it feels like it seals and moisturizes and tightens skin.Tip: I like to put a light moisturizer on top after allowing it to soak in for at least 5 minutes.My skin feels smooth and great.But in terms of my primary issue - wanting to minimize dark spots, I will try a different product next time to see if I can get better results.I don't see any info on the percentage of Nicotinamide in this product so it is difficult for me to gauge how much I need to increase this ingredient for future purpose. 2000 mg does not translate to percentage for me.I plan to update this Review with any new developments should I choose to try this product again.I would consider this product to be a good value for the money if it worked better for my dark spots.

This is a fabulous night time moisturizer. It is on the thicker side so using this during colder months makes my skin happy and healthy. It has a light scent that is pleasant. When consistently using this product, my skin is more hydrated and has a youthful appearance. This is a great product for the cost!

I definitely have aging skin and I. Always excited to try anything that may help my skin. This has very good ingredients and I’m hoping after using often that it will help reduce wrinkles. I think it has helped my skin look smoother. I’ve been using it for a couple of months. It does have a strong scent, but it seems to disappear after a while. I think this is a good product to help combat the look of aging!

NMN is a form of the B-vitamin niacin, and may have anti-aging benefits because it can raise NAD+ levels in the body (plain old niacin has the same effect in the body).There is some research that niacinamide (yet another form of niacin) applied topically has benefits, but I don't see much research about topical NMN. It is possible it could help with skin issues and even increase NAD+ levels in the skin. If so, then yes, it would likely have an anti-aging impact.I haven't noticed a big difference from using this. The main thing I noticed is the smell. It doesn't smell very good, but once you apply it, it smells better.Like I said, who knows if this works. NMN itself, when taken orally, seems to have anti-aging benefits, at least potentially. Topically, well, who knows? It might be worth a try.

This is an interesting serum/cream and as someone that sometimes feels as if there are too many steps in my skin care routine, I am happy to find something that acts as a two for one...I've read a little bit about the purported effects of administering NMN as a means of improving cell function with implications for both health and aging in lots of tissues and organs, not just the skin. Even though NMN is indeed the direct precursor to NAD+, it isn't entirely certain that NMN can enter cells without being converted to a different molecule first. One of the possible benefits being reported on is repairing UV damage to skin -- I am a blue-eyed blonde that wasn't too careful about sun protection in my youth and have had quite a few bad sun burns over the years (& paying the price, now). I thought it would be great to give this a try to see if it might help lessen the appearance of some of that damage. In addition, I have very dry, rough skin. It is a rich, thick but not too heavy cream that goes on easily and absorbs quickly. It doesn't leave my sensitive skin oily and it doesn't cause any irritation. It does have a rather pronounced fragrance which apparently is the chamomile. I like the scent so it doesn't bother me at all. I started off using this in the morning and at night, but I have a few skin care favorites that work really well for my day-time skin care routine, so now I use it just at night. I like using it and it makes my skin feel smooth and hydrated and it does lessen the appearance of some of my lines and eases roughness, temporarily at least. As far as any permanent benefits of using this serum/cream, if any, I imagine that would take weeks to months, but I'm willing to wait and see. The current price of this product is $29.95 which seems reasonable for a two-ounce jar. The jar is a simple, no-frills plastic jar and it arrived properly sealed + there is a shield underneath the inner lid. I mention this because I used to take it for granted, but I have received quite a few skin care products that aren't sealed which is definitely a concern to me.

This cream came in a 2 oz jar. I liked that it had Vitamin E, shea butter, jojoba seed oil, and aloe vera extract listed among its ingredients. Upon use, it absorbed quickly and left my skin feeling softer and moisturized. However, I found the scent off-putting.

Its great to see NAD boosting ingredients being incorporated into skin care nowadays. Combine this with the NAD supplements you will be able to really maximize the NAD supplement trifecta. The scent is not overwhelmingly floral and has a natural chamomile sweetness smell to it.

This cream has a strong herbal and ginger smell, which makes it not good for daytime wear. Better use it as a night recovery cream.Also, I don't know what the ingrediencies in it make my face feel hot and heated after I use this product. The heated feeling won't be seen by others, and no red rash at all. It's not an irritating feeling, just feels hot! And the feeling would go away after 10 minutes. A little magical. It makes feel that my skin is being healed or treated in a SPA. A little funny.At first I don't really like the herbal smell but now I have been used to it.