LANCER Gravity Dark Spot Correcting Serum, 1 oz – Brightening & Tone-Evening Serum with Exosomes, Alpha-Arbutin, Nonapeptide-1 & Gravityl for Dark Spot Reduction & Radiant Skin

As my wife and I are now both approaching out 40's, we've started to get a variety of skin "things," be it sun spots, dark spots, fine lines, you name it - its all slowly seeping in.My face in particular is showing sun spots in a number of places, and they're starting to stand out to even me when I look back at recent pictures. Between that plus some dark discoloration at the corners of my eyes, I decided to try this serum out and see if it'll have an impact.I've only been using it a couple days so jury is still out, but I can say that the pump is very effective at dispensing just a tiny amount at a time. For the ~$100+ price point here, not looking to blow through this rapidly. Fortunately, you can make a couple drops of this go a long way. Doesn't take much to cover my entire face, and that's what I'm doing nightly now.It does leave my face looking nicely moisturized, nothing too shinny and definitely not oily feel to it. Goes on clear.This is loaded with scientifically proven ingredients that can help lighten and even out skin tone, but maybe most interesting is Graivtyl. I havd never heard of that until seeing this serum, but when you look it up, it is an engineered ingredient from a microalgae that is proven to increase the production of collagen - so much so that it can reduce skin sagging and even the visibility of a double chin!Facial firmness is something you can expect to get out of that as well, so I'm looking forward to seeing if it truly has that effect in weeks to come. I will come back to update this either way after about 2 months to see what actually transpired, but all the science is there, just hoping the recipe for this is going to do the magic it should be doing.So, going by ingredients alone, this SHOULD be worth the sticker price, but time will ultimately tell.