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Tula question

Deeze — Mon, 04 Sep 2017 16:16:19 GMT

In July I purchased a 3 piece special from Tula which contained a bottle of their deep wrinkle serum. It also contained a jar of day/night moisturizer. I think it seems to be helping but I am really confused because now they come out with a moisture repair pressed serum in a purple jar which is supposed to contain a combination of the serum and a moisturizer. This is frustrating because I like the idea of the convenience of one product but I am wondering if it contains the same strength of wrinkle serum as the bottled version. I need it mostly for the wrinkle benefit. Is there anyone who can answer this or direct me to someone who can.

Re: Tula question

momoftwo2007 — Mon, 04 Sep 2017 16:41:31 GMT

I went to the Tula Website, and the main anti-aging ingredience for the Deep Wrinkle Serums are: Blueberries, Chicory Root, Apple Extract, Probiotics, and Retinol. For the purple jar Kefir Pressed Serum, the main anti-aging ingredience are: Kefir Hydro-Complex, Ceramide Complex, Arctic Winged Kelp and Botanical Oils. I think that if you want mostly wrinkle benefit, the Deep Wrinkle Serum is more powerful due to the Retinol.

Re: Tula question

millieshops — Mon, 04 Sep 2017 16:54:42 GMT

Heard a dermatologist recently say "Spend your dollars on serums and save on moisturizers."

I'm old enough to have preceded the whole sunscreen and anti-aging push, but now I do use a serum morning and night and I have been happy enough with drug store mositurizers unless a kit I've bought from QVC contains one.

I really don't see a whole lot of difference when the only thing I change for several months is the moisturizer.

Re: Tula question

Deeze — Tue, 05 Sep 2017 13:06:52 GMT

Thanks for the reply. It makes sense to me that the Retinol would be more effective so I will stick with the serum.