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Reviews (9)
Oct 17, 2019
Shines up nice!
This stuff really restores the shine to terrazzo flooring (that's what I'm using it on). The only downside is that it requires a great deal of elbow grease - if you're shining by hand - to get that shine, but the floor does look good when done. I use it for "spot shining" etched, dull spots on my floor.
Sep 28, 2021
This stuff works!
I first stumbled upon PCA's hyularonic acid serum a few years ago. I got a tiny little sample pack when ordering some other beauty product. I usually find that the amount of product in these tiny sample packs is not enough to really do anything. But I absolutely saw results - mostly softening of lines - the morning after having applied the serum the night before.
NOTE: In researching hyularonic acid, I found info that says that you'll get a better result if you spritz the skin first with some type of hydrating agent. The HA binds to the hydrating agent and performs even better than applying it to bare skin. I found this to be true.
Aug 09, 2022
Intriguing subject, great acting, learned a lot!
Story is fascinating. Plot moves along at a good pace. Acting is great. And from what I understand, the series is not completely historically inaccurate.