If buying a "serum" for the 50 and over woman...what do you like?

I have tried many of them and they seem to do nothing for me. Except cost me money that is. I really can't say I've seen a benefit.

I like many of them but Philosophy WHINE is quite good, love the way it feels on my skin.

I think it would depend upon your skin issues and what you're you're trying to target. There are all sorts of different types of serums out there.

I like estee lauder advance night time serum (I call it my brown bottle) serum.

Cost is expensive, last time I purchased it , it was about $90.00 per bottle

On 12/1/2014 Shelbelle said:

I like many of them but Philosophy WHINE is quite good, love the way it feels on my skin.

WHINE = When Hope Is Not Enough, by Philosophy.

Acronyms are not helpful for people with limited experience with a product range.

Dr. Denese Hydroshield is my fave!

I ditto Dr. Denese Hydroshield

On 12/1/2014 suzyQ3 said:

I think it would depend upon your skin issues and what you're you're trying to target. There are all sorts of different types of serums out there.

Absolutely. You wouldn't ask a person to recommend a car based solely on how many miles you drive every year. Without knowing what kind of results you're looking for, it's going to be hard for someone to give you the best possible recommendation.

Tell us more about what kinds of results you want from a serum and what your skin is like now. Do you have any sensitivities? Are you using any form of Retin-A or a retinol? What other products are you using that you love and a new serum would need to get along with?

Use an Isomers serum...nothing better than than their Matrixyl....I have the 3000 but they update it periodically so get the current version. I'm 60.