fixx Stem Cell Serum review

fixx Stem Cell Serum

One of my friends introduced me to this brand and as an adventurist, I was excited to give it a try.

fixx is a Singaporean brand which focuses on solution-oriented products. They use plant-based ingredients.

After some convincing from their brand ambassadors, this serum was the only product that appealed to me. (I wasn't a fan of their makeup).

This Stem Cell Serum claims to nourish and hydrate for smoother-looking skin.

For 27ml, I paid $15 (which isn't bad... but the most important is does it work).

the directions and warnings

This serum utilizes the marine stem cells Mitostime and Phyko AI-PF to support a healthy environment for the stem cells in your skin. 

According to the clinical evidence, these two ingredients can stimulate new skin cell production and work together with your skin's collagen.  This helps to rejuvenate the look of skin for a youthful-looking appearance.

Directions are simple:

1. apply a dime-size amount to dry face after cleansing and toning in the morning and evening
2. Massage into skin using a circular motion until the serum is absorbed.
3. May be used under a moisturizer or sunscreen.

It claims it is excellent for the eye area.

The warnings are:

• For external use only.
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• If eye contact occurs, rinse well with warm water. If irritation occurs, discontinue use. 
• Keep out of the reach of children.

There is no list of ingredients. The ambassador told me that it is all-natural, and should only contain serum extracted from plants.

this serum moved into the "black" side after I tilted it

impressions:

• hate the container... why is it in a cheap plastic bottle? Most serums I use are either in glass or high-quality plastic
• the serum smells like glue
• the serum was so runny that even in the dropper, it slid down the tube to the spongy part
• it didn't make a difference to my skin (I used this religiously for 2 weeks)
• I saw no difference in the eye area.
• It seemed like it was natural, I didn't feel any skin irritations 
• it does not do what it claims to do

the serum is very runny

To say the least, I was quite disappointed.

score: 5/10 (It is better to have a serum than none...  and  it didn't feel like it had anything artificial inside)
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