I'm not going to lie: my mid-30s have been tough on my historically low-maintenance beauty regimen. Whether it's visiting my hair stylist every four-to-six weeks to touch up roots or addressing my increasingly noticeable fine lines, I'm putting in more effort when it comes to beauty. It's not all bad, though. I've learned to love getting creative with makeup and hair styles, and there's no shortage of innovative skin-care products that impress. One brand that people cannot get enough of is French skin care company Filorga. It debuted the Time-Filler Shot 5-XP ($76) this past spring; the "baby Botox-inspired" serum sold out in just 72 hours. Luckily, it's finally back in stock on Filorga.com and Amazon, where I spied that Prime members can get it in as little as one day.
Filorga's Time-Filler Shot 5-XP delivers a needle-free dose of skin-relaxing peptides, moisturizing polysaccharides and toning marine ferment, resulting in relaxed muscles, fewer wrinkles and improved skin tone. With its unique stainless steel precision applicator, the serum quickly penetrates skin, smoothing and softening wrinkles where you need it, such as on crow's feet, "11 lines," upper lip lines, marionette lines and forehead wrinkles. According to two clinical studies, 87 percent of women reported smoother skin after one week. After three months, 94 percent reported that their expression lines were less pronounced.
One 39 year-old shopper with "lots of lines" on their forehead says that after one month their skin looks "much more smooth." A second reviewer says they saw an improvement in their brow lines within two weeks. "My expression lines around the lips [and] forehead have diminished a lot and the skin is much smoother," commented a third. Two more fans rave it's "better than advertised," and "an excellent product that more than accomplishes its claims."
Shoppers describe Filorga Time-Filler Shot 5XP as a worthy investment, so this is your sign to act sooner than later before it likely sells out again. It's available on Filorga.com and Amazon now.
