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Is LifeCell worth the money? Does it provide significant visible improvements to justify the cost? Well, that depends ...
It really depends on your needs, your age (or skin condition), your expectation, and of course budget.
And, to make matters more confusing, this face cream (which is now called LifeCell Ultra-Concentrated Clinical Skin Care) is sold by many distributors who charge different prices or have different return policies.
Some people loved it and said they noticed results or improvements in skin tone, texture, softness, and a slight lifting effect.
But were they paid to write these reviews?
Others said they found it drying and caused their makeup to peel or go on blotchy. And there were those who saw no results at all…
I find this very interesting.🤔
How can one product have such different results?
LifeCell Ultra-Concentrated Clinical Skin Care is an all-in-one anti-aging treatment cream. It provides intensive firming, under eye treatment, dark spot corrector and super hydration.
According to the company's website and user testimonies posted on multiple forums, the main benefits of this anti-aging cream include:
For some reason, the exact formulation and ingredients of LifeCell varies, from different website. The exact information is hard to find, but here are some of the key ingredients:
1. Retinol: To help stimulate collagen production, improve skin texture, and reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
2. Hyaluronic Acid: Helps hold a significant amount of water, providing intense moisture to the skin. It helps plump up the skin, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
3. DMAE (Dimethylaminoethanol): Is an antioxidant that helps to improve skin firmness and elasticity. It is believed to have a tightening effect on the skin, reducing sagging and promoting a more lifted appearance.
4. Ubiquinone (Coenzyme Q10): Ubiquinone is a potent antioxidant that helps protect the skin from oxidative damage caused by free radicals. It can help improve the overall health and vitality of the skin.
5. Ascorbyl Palmitate (Vitamin C): This is a stable form of vitamin C that provides antioxidant protection and helps brighten the skin. It can also help stimulate collagen synthesis and improve skin tone.
6. Dithiolane-3-Pentanic Acid (D3PA): This is an antioxidant that aids in energy production within the skin cells. It helps improve circulation and can contribute to a more youthful and radiant complexion.
It's important to note that the specific formulation of LifeCell may contain additional ingredients, and it's always advisable to review the product packaging or consult the brand directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information on their ingredients.
No, LifeCell is not FDA approved.
The FDA does not provide approval for individual skincare products like LifeCell. They primarily regulate drugs, medical devices, and some cosmetic procedures.
However, when it comes to over-the-counter cosmetics they do oversee safety and labeling, rather than evaluating the effectiveness of specific products.
Therefore, while a skincare product like LifeCell may be on the market and compliant with FDA regulations, it does not mean it has been officially approved by the FDA for its claimed benefits or effectiveness.
Here is my personal take on LifeCell anti-aging cream.
Pure vitamin C and CBD Face Cream
If you're looking for better overall skin, personally, I'd use pure vitamin C moisturizer that I mix up fresh at home.
Over time, it can reduce dark spots, discoloration and help build collagen for a smoother, better textured skin. Why use "blurring" ingredients to make pretend your skin is healthy - when you can get the real deal and improve your skin naturally.
That combined with a full spectrum CBD cream that actually bonds to your skin cell receptors and help improve and maintain good over-all skin health.
Look at my results below:
If you're looking for something to reduce the look of lines around the eyes, hands-down, there is nothing better (IMO) than the EES Eye Lift Serum. You can watch how it works on my friend's baggy eye problem here...
I guess the only way to find out is to try it. What I would do is try it and save the receipt. If it doesn't work as expected - send it back in 30 days risk free.
RE: Why do some love it and others don't?
I wonder if it has anything to do with individual skin type. For example: Maybe those with sensitive or dry skin did not benefit from it as much as those with normal to oily skin?
Also, I wondered if those who weren't happy with LifeCell didn't use it according to the directions, which are apparently pretty specific.
For example, the directions state that you must warm it up between your fingers before applying. And, it recommends not use more than a pea size for the whole face. Too much product could explain why some had a peeling effect.
Maybe with this cream like others I've used – more is not better.
A 2.54 ounce bottle costs about $189.00.Ouch! But, since you're only supposed to use a pea size and (according to the company) LifeCell replaces up to 6 facial products (moisturizers, anti-aging cream, lifting serum, dark eye circle eraser, large pore reducer, etc.)
So they say you will save money in the long run. Again, it's up to you to decide if it's worth it.
Just know you can return it for a full refund. Make sure keep track of your receipt and the purchase date so you don't go past the 30 day money back guarantee.
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