Experts Say These Skincare Items Actually Slow Signs Of Aging — And Yes, They're Worth The Price

The clinical skin care company Murad is by no means a recent institution. In fact, according to both the brand and board-certified dermatologist with MDCS Dermatology, Dr. Brendan Camp , it’s been around since the late ’80s and has managed to stick around for a few different reasons.

“[It’s} been a reliable and established skin care line because of its emphasis of developing products backed by science that improve the health of the skin and the well-being of the user,” Camp said, making particular note of Murad’s many formulations aimed at slowing the signs of aging .

In a time when the beauty market is oversaturated with expensive skin care products that claim to do all kinds of wonders for aging complexions, this can make the Murads of the world worth the investment because, let’s be honest, the selection isn’t the most affordable.

“The price of a skin care product can be influenced by a number of factors, such as the purity, stability, and sourcing of ingredients,” Camp explained.

He added that ingredient potency is also a factor when it comes to cost.  Products like Murad’s Retinol Youth Renewal eye serum (a particularly effective formulation, according to Camp), based on a close read of its ingredient list, has a higher and more powerful concentration of “actives.” (Actives are essentially the effective ingredients in a formulation that are meant to target a specific skin concern.

You can learn more about this eye serum and other Camp-mentioned anti-aging products from Murad in the list ahead, along with other products that we deem to be worth the price tag.

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