Clinique Smart Skin School Supplies: Smooth + Renew Lab | Smart Clinical Repair Wrinkle Correcting Cream, Face Serum + Eye Cream | Anti-Aging + Hydrating

Precio y cantidad están equilibrados
Muy bien,lo único es que no revive los tamaños y es todo muy pequeño pero precio cantantidad está bastante bien

Nothing ever bad to say
I love Clinique. So here we go aging, can’t stop it people. Not unless you have surgery and I think that always turns out bad for people. Too shiny, looks like a cat whatever. That’s not me. I know I will always have wrinkles that’s who we are. Clinique moisturizes and they are really a good product. Would never change. Does any creams or whatever take it all away. No my friend they do not. This product does not make you get hives or gets red. So try it, I will use it no matter what. A girl can dream can’t she …..

WORKS WELL, A LITTLE OILY, NOT BAD
TO SMOOTH FACE

Joke Amount
I can’t recollect ever using Clinique, but recognize the brand, and as a senior I am open to good creams that tout to turn back time. First thing that concerned me when I took the 3 bottles out was a warning on the spray bottle of the serum, as they all have the same names except for the last words after ‘wrinkle correcting’, one labelled ‘serum, one ‘eye cream’ and the last ‘cream’.So the serum is in the mascara-size spray bottle; the warning, more or less, or instructions, if you want to call it that, says “Use sunscreen and limit sun exposure while using and the week after”. Living in South Florida I don’t like that; reminds of warnings for medications that give sun sensitivity reactions, and this bottle gives no explanations to the why of that warning/instructions. So already, this one was on my ‘hold’ list for when I can schedule such a thing.Then I ventured to open up the little jars. Holy smokes, if I had paid money for this set I would have been upset as ever with the big gaping hole in the amount of the eye cream version. It wasn’t that some of it had become displaced on the lid, as there was just too much missing when I did match-up lining to the lid and the gap in the jar.It’s that is had been 2/3rd filled, more like half, as if you tilt the jar you can see it goes deep under with a 1/4″ layer acting like a layer of frozen ice does on a winter lake. If this had been one-quarter of the price on the box, ok. But at the suggested box price, are you kidding me? If, and I stress the if, the cream had turned out luxurious and something that a dab could take care of the whole area, and easily be a month’s supply as suggested use, or more, I could deal with it.But it spreads on wafer thin, watery. What!? El Cheapo, not to mention do not know how something water-thin can repair anything, much less wrinkles as it evaporates faster than lime juice dropping on a hot rock in the Mojave desert (and, no, I don’t use any ai to express my feelings – don’t need to encountering such crazy samples as this).You know what? Brand names don’t impress me; what does is the performance track of a brand name I’ve experienced. So if this ‘sample’ was supposed to earn my trust, Clinique just bombed on me. First off the sample box did not come heat-sealed in protective security wrap, nor did it come with any other method to ensure me it was tamper proof. So I didn’t let that bother me until I opened the smallest jar and saw that huge discrepancy.Looking at the missing gap closely I could see it wasn’t from tampering but from stingy portion amounts by the manufacturer, as when I tried the larger jar of the ‘cream’, I dabbed it gingerly with the mind that if I was careful I might get a few weeks out of it.However, although the larger jar’s cream did have 3 times the thickness going on – yet still water-based so not to be actually thick or luxurious – I saw that my single light dab unveiled a gaping hole half the size of the smaller jar to reveal that the larger jar also was half filled, also showed the same top layer like ice on a lake, with the innards hollow!!!!!!!Good grief, at the price, these small jars should be truly filled with the products; this partial filling at the cost, no excuse.I found the serum also to be watery. Unless there is some kind of magic powers to these wrinkle repair products, without it having any kind of name on it, in a blind test, I would rate this as junk for what the seller is trying to sell it for, particularly after checking out what others said about it, and finding someone say they tried it until it ran out and saw no difference in wrinkles. Reading that, then seeing what I got, feeling how cheap light it goes on, evaporating like thin water on a hot stone, I find it a joke.Maybe Clinique has gotten too big for its britches, I don’t know; if so, it’s time to get back to the basics, earning new customer trust with each new product. Minimally they should give enough product to produce some visible results, but just a teaser amount good for a week or less? Unless they are giving these away to everybody, I think not. Maybe a long-time Clinique fan may be sold, but Clinique lost me with these ridiculous samples, before they got me. If it makes me feel ripped off before I’ve even seen anything to sell me on more, forget it.