Ever since I started using Grasroutes Reverse Gear Skin Serum for dry skin, I have observed that my complexion has improved and my facial skin looks a little more supple.
I also use it on my forearms as the skin there has really aged. There, too, I think I observe an improvement.
I have very dry skin. When I use the various lotions and potions that I tend to buy to address this issue I find that they leave my skin greasy and my face becomes a dust magnet.
It was great to find this small bottle, a few drops of which I use on my moist face after bath.
The ingredients sound very exotic! It contains Roghan tukhme angoor, Arq santara, Kharbooja, Arq saunf, Arq mur makki, Arq ustquddus, Arq loban, Roghan badam shireen and “claims to lighten blemishes over time, maintain and enhance suppleness, improve complexion, moisturise skin, and diminish signs of aging.”
The serum is a “blend of cold pressed light(grapeseed and almond) and penetrating oils”.
Another advantage is that it is not tested on animals.
On the whole it has a very authentic vibe.The feel, smell and effect of the oil serum all echo tradition. It is thus a very luxurious experience.
“The essential oils and extracts also”, the website says, “enhance the shelf life of the carrier oils”.
The smell is quite natural and may be new to some.
I use it in the morning, after my bath, and, in the afternoon, I use some Parachute Advansed lotion to bolster the hydration.
Though the Lancome product I’ve reviewed earlier was effective during the period of use, I feel that this serum will affect more permanent improvement.