It does seem to be the case with the Murad Rapid Collagen Infusion that it’s either complete hit or complete miss. Unfortunately, in my case, it was a miss. I’ve been checking reviews and a lot of them are thrillingly positive with results almost instantaneously. The product promises to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles in 2 hours, which makes it a good thing to use before you add foundation. But, I think 2 hours is long enough to not be completely sure whether it’s done anything or not and while some get an instant effect, I didn’t, and checking back after a couple of hours, I really didn’t see any visible difference.
For my skin (fine lines, some creasing, definitely looks a bit knackered in the morning), thisworks Light Time Skin Plumper has more of an effect (plumper, smoother skin) and I use it often before foundation. It’s a strange thing when one thing works for one and another really doesn’t, but in terms of noticable difference, Light Time takes it for me. I like Murad products in general, but £65 for a hit or miss result is a little toppy, I think. You can find it HERE if you’re in the mood for a gamble, and Light Time is £29 HERE.
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I’ve tried the Rapid Collagen Infusion too and it made me break out as well as doing nothing for my fine lines (I’m 38). I’m trying Monu’s Firming moisturiser for dry skin with marine collagen and I love it so far, I’ve gone so far as to buy it full size. Good for my sensitive dry skin that’s prone to breakouts and helps with the dehydration lines. It’s also cheaper than the Murad!