A cream that is known for reducing wrinkles and anti-aging effects, Lifecell is claimed to provide as good results as Botox by its manufacturers minus the side effects. No clinical trials or actual list of ingredients is present on the website; however, it does in fact contain some popular anti-aging ingredients such as D3PA, Deanol, Acetyl Hexapeptide 3, Nitric Oxide, Ascorbyl Palmitate and Ubiquinone. In combination, these ingredients are known to provide great results on a number of issues occur in skin aging.
The cream promises to brighten skin tone, diminish puffiness under the eyes, reduce visible broken capillaries, plump the lips and hydrate the skin. Though, no clinical results are included as proof of the cream’s performance.
Benefits:
The cream promises to brighten skin tone, diminish puffiness under the eyes, reduce visible broken capillaries, plump the lips and hydrate the skin. Though, no clinical results are included as proof of the cream’s performance.
Benefits:
- It contains some proven anti-aging ingredients
- Testimonials and user reviews are present on the website of the product
- It is claimed to work on a number of anti-aging issues
- Customer gets to receive gifts with every purchase
- You get special discounted rates if you order it for home delivery
Drawbacks
- The information on the website is very poorly presented
- No list of ingredients is provided
- The product is extremely expensive
- The developer of the product is not a qualified dermatologist
- It cannot provide as good results as Botox
Conclusion
Even if the cream is good, it is definitely not worth the cost of $189 for a 40-day supply. However, if you are willing to purchase a product, you advised to try it at your end and decide.
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