MZ SKIN Glow Boost Ampoules, 5-Day Intensive Radiance Treatment for Cell Renewal Exfoliation, Brightening, Pigmentation & Age Spots, With Vitamin C, Lactic Acid (AHA), Fragrance Free, 10-Pack Set

I wasn’t too sure about this product, but my skin felt great and I loved the information it came with for the routine. Most of the product was easily used up in one treatment, however, I did have a lot of vitamin c product left over and didn’t want to just throw it away, so I covered the ampoule with plastic wrap to keep it from oxidizing. It worked out really well. There were a few times that very small pieces of broken glass were present, so I just had to be careful about that.I wouldn’t say it’s worth the price of $225 though. You can buy better products that’ll last a lot longer than one treatment.

MZ Skin is a great brand. I've seen it before at department stores, but hadn't gotten the opportunity to try it. I have some pretty fine lines, some that are made a little more prominant in the morning, as I tend to use a pillow that smooshes my face and leave them looking worse in the morning. They aren't deep or super noticable, but they look softer. I think my skin looks better and more radiant while using this.

It works ok and after I finished it, it did make my skin feel more hydrated. It was easy to use as each day is marked for the morning and night use. I did like it but for the price, it was not worth it imho.At the time of this review, this was $225 for this 5 day treatment. I mean seriously for this price, I'd rather get a facial done where I can get pampered. This facial might only last an hour or so but it gave similar results as this 5 day process.

I've enjoyed playing with this skin care product by Dr. Maryam Zamani over the course of 7 consecutive days and still have 6 of the ampoules left to use for further treatment at another time. I planned to follow the regimen or protocol set out; however, after opening the first 1 found there was enough fluid in the ampoules for several applications to my face/neck area and decolletage. I only used it in the morning and in the evening did my usual night routine with a moisturizer. I have several problem areas I continue to work with on my aging skin due to lots of sun and feel this treatment may be beneficial. It feels a little like being pampered each day with my own spa treatment.Breaking the first ampoule open was a little intimidating and did leave a bit of a mess in the sink, plus a jagged point to contend with. After that I got the hang of opening them up with a quick clean break at the neck of the ampoule. On most of them some of the liquid is stored in the top as well as the bottom. While all the ingredients are listed on the bottom of the box, it's a little unclear what's in each ampoule. Am assuming it begins with the vitamin C ampoule day 1 a.m. and then the vitamin C ampoule is repeated on day 3 a.m. if the treatment regimen is followed. Anyway, I'm now back to my usual skin care routine and still have some left for another week of special "Glow Boost" facials from Spain.

I don't normally order skincare products online that don't disclose the full ingredients anywhere on the product page, but I figured this set from MZ SKIN was probably low risk since it's a dermatologist-developed product. I was happy to find that the ingredients lists on the product box don't include anything problematic. However, I was disappointed that the concentrations of the active ingredients are not disclosed anywhere. I have very sensitive skin, so avoiding higher concentrations of active ingredients such as lactic acid, glycolic acid, ascorbic acid, and 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid is essential. Because the concentrations are not disclosed, I can't use any of the ampoules in this set. Even if I could, I'm not sure I'd feel safe applying the serums to my face given that they're all in glass ampoules that have to be broken apart to get the serum out. I'd be concerned about the presence of tiny glass shards in the serum being dragged across my face during application. Even if these issues were resolved and assuming the serums provide beneficial results, I still can't recommend this product given the $225 price for a 5-day supply! At that price, you're better off putting your money towards an in-office procedure like a peel by a dermatologist or facial from a master esthetician, in my opinion. I highly doubt you're going to get the noticeable results you're hoping for from a 5-day supply of any OTC skincare product. I have deducted one star for not disclosing the ingredients on the product page or the concentrations of the active ingredients anywhere, one star for the delivery system (all-glass ampoules), and one star for the ridiculously high price.I hope you have found my unbiased review and photos of this product helpful.

The product is designed to be followed because each small container is marked on what day and time you should be using it. It is quite unique so I think you need to follow this to get the full effect. Each bottle didn't seem different from the other, at least I couldn't quite differentiate it but they are different so be careful to choose the right one that you are on. After finishing the 5 day treatment, I did notice my skin look smoother and a bit brighter before. It is hard to try another time because of the price tag but it's worth a try once.