💆 SilcSkin Hand & Body Treatment - Medical Grade Silicone for Enhanced Collagen and Hydration - Targets Crepey Skin, Fine Lines, Wrinkles on Hands, Elbows, Knees, Stomach, Thighs & More - 4 oz Review

This silicone hand treatment makes my hands amazing, but it will take time to see positive results. This product contains medical-grade silicone and is designed to combat sagging skin and wrinkles on the body. The leaflet that came with the product states that the product smoothes out wrinkles like scar tissue, with the silicone helping over time. I am not expecting immediate results and am willing to use the product as advised with a wait and see attitude. The only thing I have to correct…

I have very dry, rough hands and my constant hand washing (pandemic prevention) hasn't helped. I ordered this SilcSkin hand and body cream hoping it would improve the condition of my hands as the manufacturer claims it "moisturizes the skin and improves collagen structure". My hands feel really smooth and soothed after using this treatment; However, every time I wash my hands they get dry and papery again so this cream doesn't seem to last very long unless you reapply it every time you wash…

This soothing cream is fundamentally fragrance-free, non-greasy and not tested on animals. dry. I'm not sure how a topical cream whose main ingredients are water and various dimethicone flavors (which don't penetrate the skin but stay on top and make it smooth) can improve collagen structure, but on the other hand I am cynical about most exaggerated claims. The cream really softens the very rough skin on my elbows. I tend to lean on them a lot and they don't like bullying. I would also like to…

Honestly I really like this Silc Skin Moisturizing Hand Cream, as a hand cream I would give it a solid 4 stars. It moisturizes my hands very effectively and leaves no greasy feeling or residue. Out of curiosity, I tried this for a week, applying it to one arm 3 times a day. Spoiler alert, at the end of this week there was absolutely no difference with the other hand. What really annoys me are the before and after photos of the hands. This is so clearly captured in different lighting. And let me

I'm in my late 40s and have dry, sensitive skin. My hands are starting to show my age more than my face. . . So I wanted to try a protective hand moisturizer. It arrived boxed, in typical tube packaging with a foil seal under the cap. I expected it to be a clear, oily product, similar to other silicone-based lotions I've tried. No, that is not so. It's like a thick gel. . . unique and strange. It feels cool when applied and needs a little rubbing to absorb it. Once this happens my hands feel…

I thought I'd have to wait at least a week to see results, but surprisingly, a part of my body responded almost immediately. First, the instructions say to use a bead. -Apply this cream every 6 hours. My plan was to just make an arm and compare, then decided to try the neck as well. I don't have neck wrinkles, but I do get some of those wrinkles just by turning my neck. I applied it multiple times throughout the day while working from home. By the end of the day, the wrinkles were significantly