Optimizing Anti-Aging Serum Formulation

Regarding your initial anti-aging formula, the staff's feedback suggested that it contained more ingredients than necessary.

While the ingredients you chose are beneficial, incorporating many different actives, particularly those with similar functions like hydration and soothing (such as Ceramide Complex, Beta Glucan, Aloe Vera, and Double Hyaluron), can sometimes result in an overly complex formula. This complexity might lead to redundancy in benefits or affect the texture, without necessarily offering significantly better results than a more streamlined approach focused on potent actives for your specific concerns.

The staff's revised formula aimed to optimize this by keeping key anti-aging ingredients you found effective (Pep-Coll, Repair Activator, Centella) and adding others specifically targeting your issues with wrinkles (Argireline, Pro-Niacin, DMAE) and the balance of dryness and oiliness (Safe-B3, Vitamin B5, Glycerin, Double Hyaluron). Your positive review after using a modified version of the staff's recommended formula (without PE-1 Aqua) supports the idea that a more focused ingredient list was beneficial for your skin.

In summary, while your initial formula contained good ingredients, the staff's perspective was that the combination was excessive, and a more targeted selection could be more effective for your skin concerns.