Dr. Barbara Sturm Hyaluronic Serum 30ml
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Water (Aqua), Butylene Glycol, Lactobacillus/Portulaca Oleracea Ferment Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate
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Not worth the price
I received this as a free sample -The product works well, but it doesn't do anything more significant than brands such as The Ordinary & Inkey List. Definitely not worth the price tag as I could tell no difference between this and the brands mentioned above. Do not waste your money
by P
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Addicted
I got a sample of this in a goodie bag and boy, am I glad I did. It’s clean, great consistency, and suits my skin. Love it.
by Deb
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CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT
I love love love this. I balked at the price of this but I think it’s worth it, you don’t need much and the texture is just to die for (all her serums are tbf). I’ve seen an actual difference in my skin compared to other Hyaluronic so this is a must for me, and great for my super sensitive skin.
by Nicole
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Overpriced
I got a sample of this in a Goody Bag. I'm a big fan of hyaluronic acid so I enjoyed using this. However, hyaluronic acid is a very cheap ingredient and the price of this is just crazy exagerated!! It worked no better than my hyaluronic acid from The Ordinary or First Aide Beauty
by Winona
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Can't say it's bad
It is a good hyaluronic serum, so I really cannot rate it badly. But the hefty price tag comes from the name and although a good product, it is a VERY simple serum with nothing special in the ingredients list. If you do not mind the splurge, go for it, however, there are similar (literally same ingredients) and in my opinion even better hyaluronic (Inkey List, Dr. Dennis Gross, serums for the fraction of this price). Barbara Sturm has products that justify the price, this one, unfortunately, does not.
by Katy
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Too much silicone
I've been wanting to try this out, but the high price was a deterrent. Finally had a chance to try it thanks to the goody bag, and I am severely disappointed. At first, it feels great. But if you're applying makeup or sunscreen afterwards, it pills. I think the product has too much silicone in it, which makes it difficult if you're layering different skincare (or makeup) products. The high price is not great, either. hyaluronic acid is a cheap ingredient. It is insane that they charge this much. I'd rather stick with the Ordinary or Niod. Much better quality and affordable price.
by Michelle
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Amazing
Perfectly moisturizes the skin. Moderate consumption. Great for combination skin
by Daria
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Nothing special
I got a sample in the goody bag and I honestly can't see any difference between this one and the Hada Labo one. I can't justify this price tag and I so wanted to. I just don't think it is worth the money.
by Nicky
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The best.
This was the first Hyaluronic I tried. I really liked it but obviously it's VERY expensive. Once it ran out I decided I would try other brands that weren't as pricey but unfortunately the old saying, you get what you pay for, rings true. I have a damaged skin barrier and had been instructed to use a hyaluronic to help repair it. After the first 6 months of following my new regime, it had made an incredible difference to the tone, texture and look of my skin. However, on changing to other brands my skin regressed. I'm back to using this again and within 1 week my skin is already back on track. I have tried the Ordinary, NIOD, Peter Thomas Roth Hyaluronic and none of them are anywhere near as good as this one. This feels nicer on your skin and the proof is in the pudding. Sorry bank account!
by Amy
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Too pricey
I received a sample of this product in a goody bag. It’s a good product, very hydrating but nothing special and too pricey, the Ordinary works just the same. Don’t understand why it’s so pricey there’s a lot of cheaper hyaluronic acids at a fraction of the price.
by Daniela
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