Shoppers have ‘less visible fine lines’ after using anti-wrinkle serum

When it comes to skincare, a goal for many people is to achieve more youthful-looking skin. This requires investing in products that are hydrating, plumping and firming, minimising the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Of course, not every product works for every person, and it can get expensive to try out lots of different formulas to find the right one. That’s why deals like this Amazon offer on The Inkey List Collagen Peptide Serum are so good to see, as they let shoppers try out new products – or stock up on an old favourite – without spending a fortune.

Now, shoppers can get the fan-favourite serum for £10.08 down from £12.99, saving them 22%. It’s suitable for all skin types, even sensitive, so no matter whether shoppers have oily, combination, or dry skin, they can give it a go.

The Inkey List serum works to make the skin appear plumper and firmer, which helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It uses the Matrxyl 3000 peptide, which mimics the effect of what natural collagen does to skin, and the Syn-Tacks Dual Peptide serum gives an extra boost to minimising wrinkles.

It can be used both morning and evening – after cleansing and hydrating, users simply apply a pea-sized amount of the serum and pat it into the face and neck before finishing up with a moisturiser. Finally, make sure to apply SPF to keep skin protected from harmful rays in the daytime.

If this serum isn’t calling out to shoppers, they could try the La Roche-Posay Hyalu B5 Serum Anti-Wrinkle Concentrate Serum With Hyaluronic Acid, which is now £31.50 at Boots. This one is said to be intensely hydrating and gets to work in only one day, helping improve skin elasticity and help with texture, too. Alternatively, Holland & Barrett has the Q+A Collagen Booster Serum for £12, which contains a collagen boosting active derived from seaweed and can be used daily mixed in with moisturiser, or on its own twice weekly for a plumping effect.

However, the Inkey List serum has plenty of fans on Amazon. One shopper said: “My skin appears more supple, with less visible fine lines which is always a plus, and way smoother/moisturized than before I started a skincare routine. The price of the Inkey List products is so so affordable for such top-grade products for every budget.”

Another said: “I think this is an excellent product. I use all over my face first thing every morning and, at 76, I am pretty free of wrinkles. Sometimes I combine this product with a moisturiser such as E45 – nothing that contains more complex ingredients as my skin reacts to almost everything. On my present regime (this product plus occasionally a simple moisturiser) my skin feels comfortable all day and I never have to put on anything at night – with the horrible greasy feeling that goes with that.”

A third added: “I really like the feel of this on my skin, and I noticed a difference. I’m not heavily in to skincare, but I know aged 43 I need to think about looking after my sink (10 years too late). A little goes a long way with this product – it goes on the skin nicely, it’s not overly greasy or sticky.”

However, some shoppers found it wasn’t quite to their liking. One said: “The serum is very watery which would be fine if it came with a dropper or something. The bottle provided makes it really difficult to measure out an amount of serum as it just drips out.”

Another added: “I’ve been using it for a month now and I don’t see a difference yet. The one plus I can add is that the price was great so at least I’m not out a bunch of money.”

However, with Amazon’s current offer, The Inkey List Collagen Peptide Serum might well be worth a try for those looking to up their skincare game.