Origins Plantscription Active Wrinkle Correction Serum, 1 oz.

I've been using the Origins retinoid for my acne, and it's worked really well for me. After a few weeks of consistent use, I noticed fewer breakouts, and the acne I did get cleared up more quickly. My skin also looks smoother, and some of my post-acne marks have started to fade. One thing I really appreciated is that it didn't dry out or irritate my skin at all, which has been a pleasant surprise for a retinoid. It feels comfortable to use and has fit easily into my skincare routine. Overall, I'm very happy with the results and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a retinoid that's effective for acne and gentle on the skin.

I've used this product every night and day and have noticed an improvement in my wrinkles within 7 days. Very good product.

It feels a bit sticky at first but then works its way into the skin … yet to see results I’m looking for

I have used the planscription serum for years. This new product is even better. Leaves my face softer and minimizes wrinkles.

I use and love other products from the Plantscription product line, especially the eye cream, and was really looking forward to seeing how this worked on the wrinkles on my neck. Unfortunately, I was allergic to this formula and broke out with very itchy and somewhat painful red bumps on my neck and chest that lasted almost 2 weeks. I'm very disappointed!

I love the product but am unable to use it due to the pump not working and you cannot unscrew the top.

great

Seeing the negative review about this product only to discover in the comment she thinks serums are a replacement or alternative to moisturizer. I'm mind blown that anyone would leave a negative review about any retinol or retinoid serum product they've used without a moisturizer. There is so much information online about retinols, how could anyone not know they are drying? Serums in general are not all in one skincare, either. They contain more intensive active ingredients that are often found in other skincare products in a lower concentration. If you are using a Serum, you should be following it up with a suitable moisturizer for your skin type...ESPECIALLY if the serum contains a retinoid or retinol product. Learn how to use skincare products appropriately instead of leaving misleading one star reviews due to user error, please.

I’ve been using Orgins for years and I love the results of it. I recommend using the product to my friends and family. I’ve even brought Orgins with ginseng for my son. He loves it as well.

I am about to turn 36 and just started using retinoids in December 2024 - I used a different brand on and off for a couple weeks before I saw this hit the market. I enjoy and rely on Origins for skincare and Ulta had a great sale so I stocked up. I started using it regularly usually 2 times a day and I see a difference, mainly the lines around my nose have all but disappeared. Within the first 3 weeks I noticed them fading but thought maybe it was because I was moisturizing more. Now that they're almost gone I believe it is this serum that is responsible. The project itself is very light with a nice subtle scent. I wash and dry my face, or if I'm lazy after a long day I will use micellar water to remove my makeup, then use a toner and then apply the serum. I let it soak in for a few minutes then follow up with a thick creamy moisturizer and that's it. Btw, I've been using Age Defense with SPF 45 for years in my morning skincare. I haven't found a moisturizer with SPF that has as thick a consistency. I use a different brand moisturizer at night, applied thick almost like a mask.