So Solowave has two conductive serums. They do the same thing, but they do have separate ingredients. The first one has organic aloe, blue tansy, and hyaluronic acid, which clearly I've been loving. And the reason why I've really loved this one is the blue tansy is anti-inflammatory, and I still struggle with acne even as an adult. So this has been super helpful in managing those breakouts. But the other serum, the pure hydration serum, which I've actually also been loving, has aloe vera and hyaluronic acid. Same formula, but great for sensitive skin because it doesn't have blue tansy, so there's less ingredients for your skin to be reactive to. What they do, though, is the same. So you put these on at any step before you Solowave, and essentially what it does is it amplifies the microcurrent technology that was in the Solowave 1. So once you put that directly on your skin and Solowave on top, those microcurrents can really get beneath the surface, and you can get all those great juicy benefits.

Okay, this product is a lifesaver. The Solar Wave Renew Complex is infused with aloe and hyaluronic acid. It boosts your skin's natural glow while fading blemishes and fine lines. Use before moisturizer for best effect.

This is my skin after using the Solowave Activating Serum Renew Complex with my microneedling treatment. A little bit of redness and inflammation is totally normal with this routine. It looks worse than it is, but you're essentially puncturing yourself repeatedly with tiny microneedles. These micro injuries are actually helping to induce new collagen in our skin. It also helps with hair loss, so here I'm applying it to my eyebrows. The Solowave Activating Serum definitely delivered. The aloe vera and blue tansy I think helped calm this redness and provided this beautiful glow in record time.

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