What it is: A super-silky, visibly firming serum infused with wild nettle, niacinamide, and rambutan for skin that feels soft, smooth, and supple.Skin Type: Normal, Dry, Combination, and Oily Skincare Concerns: Fine Lines and Wrinkles, Dullness, and Loss of Firmness and ElasticityFormulation: Lightweight SerumHighlighted Ingredients:- Nettle Extract: Nourishes, hydrates, and addresses excess oil. - Niacinamide: Minimizes the look of pores and dark spots for smoother-looking texture and tone.- Rambutan: Visibly firms and plumps skin. Ingredient Callouts: This product is vegan, gluten-free, cruelty-free, and comes in recyclable packaging.What Else You Need to Know: This weightless, silky-soft serum elegantly slides onto skin to deliver powerful, visible firming benefits. Wild nettle, niacinamide, and rambutan—a plant-based retinol alternative—work in harmony to visibly smooth, plump, and moisturize all skin types (even sensitive).alpyn beauty is the first and only skincare brand to sustainably harvest wild plants from the mountains of Jackson Hole, Wyoming and infuse them into their formulas. These highly resilient and wildly efficacious plants are conditioned to survive in the most extreme climate. When applied to skin, they behave just like they do in the wild: nourishing, protecting and deeply hydrating skin. alpyn beauty is committed to sustainability through partnerships like 1% For the Planet, where a portion of every purchase goes directly to forest restoration efforts. To date, over 900 acres of wildlife-dependent grasslands have been restored.Clinical Results: In an independent consumer-testing panel of 30 subjects, over a period of 21 days:- 100% found the overall clarity of their skin was improved - 90% agreed their skin felt firm to the touch - 90% agreed their fine lines and wrinkles were less noticeableClean & Planet AwareOur ambitious curation of beauty made without controversial ingredients from brands dedicated to making meaningful environmental commitments, including sustainable ingredients and sourcing, packaging, corporate commitments, and consumer transparency.