100% Volufiline 10ml (0.37 Fl Oz) Patented Cosmetic Ingredient from SEDERMA (France) Just Add A Few Drops DIY Skin Care Cosmetic Ingredient

Received really quickly & excellent product

I’ve been using this for a couple weeks but not noticed anything yet. I add about 3 drops to my normal moisturiser. I’ll update if I see some improvement.

I used up two bottles and had zerooo results. Disappointing honestly. I’m 30 as well so there wasn’t a huge difference I was hoping for, just a bit less dark circles. I also put it on my lips and this tiny frown line I have, and nope.. nothing happened. I also bought another Vollufiline from a korean online store and that one had more results.. but as much as i wanted this to work and only trusted the positive reviews…. I can hand on heart tell you, don’t waste your money.

I bought this to see how it might work for me. I've watched videos following people's use of Volufiline on their lips and other areas of their face over time, mostly showing subtle facial changes. I've also read all sorts of claims about how it's worked for people, or not. For me, I feel like maybe it's somewhat padded out and firmed my lips and the marionette regions around the sides of my nose and mouth, but I can't say that it's a huge difference, and that's okay. I'm hoping that with continued use it will help avoid creeping, crepey lines around my mouth and any deep vertical lines. Time will tell! Here's my application method based on what I learned from others and my own experience: I use a thin dermaroller on the areas I treat, apply a thin layer of moisturiser (or balm directly on my lips), and then, before rubbing that in, I take a few drops of the Volufiline and tap it over those areas. I use the moisture as a carrier of the treatment so that it optimally penetrates the target areas. Otherwise, it will just sit on top of your skin and not have a chance to absorb before it dries up or gets mixed in with your makeup. It's sort of an oily-ish substance, so it needs a carrier to reach into your skin where it counts. And course, consistency is key! I use a few drops several times per week. It's a great value for the money spent - which is relatively small compared to other options. I'll continue to use it for sure!

I've been using this product for ~7 weeks now, twice per day most days. I saw a noticeable increase in lip fullness after just a couple weeks of regular use. I am also using it on nasolabial folds, under my eyes and on my forehead/brows. There's a slight improvement in those areas as well, but it is slower than lips. I mixed 1.5oz of cream with 3 dropperfuls (30ish drops) of volufiline and put in an empty airless pump bottle for precise dispensing. Less than a pea sized amount covers all treatment areas, and I apply morning and night. I've had zero irritation or dryness since mixing with cream, the product is clearly working well at this dilution rate, and at current usage rates I should get at least 6 months out of one bottle of volufiline, so this is an excellent value at ~$3 per month for all ingredients. Additional notes: The thinner the skin, the faster it seems to work, so lips reacted quickly, under eyes started to show changes next, then nasolabial folds, and I'm just starting to see changes in forehead/brow lines after I started really massaging it in well there. I initially tried using this product undiluted and it caused some slight redness, irritation and dry flaky skin within 48 hours everywhere I applied it. I wanted a consistent formula so I opted to mix a larger batch of cream rather than mix every time I used it. I mixed it extremely well for several minutes to ensure even dispersion. It's also a waste of money to use undiluted - you just don't need that much. I chose Palmers vitamin E concentrated cream as my carrier because it's inexpensive but very soothing (for my skin) with a high natural oil content. Volufiline is lipid soluble and lipids penetrate the skin barrier much better than water based molecules. If you're trying to avoid applying heavy oil content, try mixing with something that's got a natural emulsifier like snail mucin, and expect results to take longer.

I've been using over a month and see a slight difference with my lips but not under my eyes.

Suspiciously under filled bottle. I wish I took a pic before I used it but I didn't think too much of it because it's at a good price. Then I noticed the ingredients aren't even 100% like they claim! It's very watered down & main ingredient is a synthetic polymer made from petroleum called; hydrogrnated polysobutane. When I came back to the reviews & info I noticed this is supposed to be filled above the top of the sticker. Mine was not. Im clearly not getting the 15% more bottle If this works to plump my pencil lips I'll come back and give it 5 stars but I'm going to do some digging into company to make sure this is legit.

Never lived up to the hype! No product containing Volufiline works. Not enough studies. It’s just a fad. Sorry, I wished it worked.