Here's an honest look at the Maple Energy Infusing Serum.
What it is, in one minute
- A syrup-like, nourishing serum (30 mL) that melts in with warm palms.
- What's inside: sugar maple sap as the base, glycerin, betaine, squalane, plant butters (shea, mango, murumuru, cupuaçu), adenosine and a peptide trio (acetyl hexapeptide-8, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, palmitoyl tripeptide-1).
- No fragrance or essential oils on the ingredient list.
- PAO: 12 months after opening.
It's a good fit if…
- Your skin looks dull or tired and feels a little dry.
- You want a gentle well-aging step without strong actives.
- You like a dewy, glowy finish under makeup or at night.
- You're curious about the ingredient — see what maple sap does.
Skip it — or pair it — if…
- Your skin is very oily — the plant butters can feel rich.
- You want a lightweight, watery serum — this one is syrupy.
- You expect retinoid-level results — peptides and adenosine are gentle supporting ingredients.
- You react to plant extracts — patch test first.
How to use it
- After toner, take one pump.
- Warm it between your palms and press it in.
- Follow with moisturizer — for example the Maple Energy Infusing Cream (see maple serum vs maple cream).
FAQ
Is Maple Energy Infusing Serum fragrance-free?
There's no fragrance or essential oil on its ingredient list.
What skin type is it best for?
Normal, combination and dry skin that looks dull or tired. Very oily skin may find it rich.
Can I use it in the morning?
Yes, a thin layer works under makeup for a glowy base.
How long does it last after opening?
The period after opening is 12 months.
Note: figures come from cosmetic clinical/consumer studies measuring the appearance and feel of skin. They are not medical claims; individual results vary; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Always patch test.
