
LifeCell is a new all in one anti-aging solution made by the South Beach Skin Care company. It is stated to perform the functions of three or four different traditional skin care products. LifeCell helps reduce age-spots and wrinkles. It lifts, firms, brightens, and protects the skin. It acts as a 24 hour moisturizer and helps stimulate collagen production. It is a makeup base and makeup can be worn over it. It doubles as an eye cream since the company states it can reduce dark eye circles and puffiness under the eyes. It even claims to help plump up the lips.
This sounds like one of those definitely too good to be true skin care products. However, I read a lot of extremely positive reviews online regarding the product from many different customers. There are even some wrinkle cream review websites that claim this is the best product they ever tried.
LifeCell claims their product is so effective because of the expensive high quality ingredients used in it. The main performing ingredients includes Dithiolane-3-Pentanoic Acid (D3PA), Idebenone, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Dimethylethanolamine (deanol), and Acetyl Hexapeptide-3.
Due to the cost of the ingredients, LifeCell is pretty expensive at $189 a bottle. One bottle lasts for around 40 days. However, if it can really replace three or four different skin care products and is as effective as it claims then the cost is justifiable. Currently South Beach Skin Care is offering a thirty day free trial of LifeCell. Your credit card is not charged up front since you don’t even have to pay for the shipping costs. For those in the US, there is even free 3-day shipping.
If for whatever reason you didn’t like LifeCell, you can simply return the product back to the company within 30 days and you will never be charged for it. In addition, the company also has a 120-day money back guarantee. So even if you are unsatisfied with the product after the 30 day period, you can still return the product and get a full refund for up to 120 days after ordering LifeCell.
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Here is a description of the different main ingredients used in LifeCell. Many of the ingredients of in LifeCell are power anti-oxidants.
Dithiolane-3-Pentanoic Acid(D3PA) is a natural compound that is produced in our bodies. It helps our skin produce Nitric Oxide which increases healthy blood circulation and shrink and repair capillaries. As a result, more nutrition reach malnourished skin and puffiness around the eyes and nose are reduce. D3PA is also a powerful anti-oxidant that protects the skin from damage from free radicals.
Idebenonis another power anti-oxidant. LifeCell claims their product uses much more Idebenon, a costly ingredient, in their product then those from other skin care companies. Idebenone has been shown to not just prevent free radicals but also help reverse damage caused by it to. Idebenone is believed to help the skin produce collagen.
Ascorbyl Palmitateis a ester that is similar to Vitamin C. It is fat-soluble and is absorbed into the skin much quicker and easier then Vitamin C.
Dimethylethanolamine(deanol) helps the body produce acetycholine. Acetychonline causes the skin to firm and the muscles underneath to tone-up. The deanol in LifeCell is what aids in firming and lifting the skin, and also helping plump up the lips.
Acetyl Hexapeptide-3 is a peptide that that blocks nerve signals that control the contraction of facial muscles. This produces a reduction in the appearance of both the depth and size of fine lines and wrinkles. Acetyl Hexapeptide-3 is used in many of the Botox alternative products.
Silicon Dioxide helps temporarily conceal wrinkles in minutes. Silicon dioxide are like tiny microscopic mirrors. When applied to the face it fills in wrinkles and reflects away light. As a result, it diminishes the apperance of wrinkles to the human eyes.
The ingredients used in LifeCell is certainly of very high quality. The company even claims that the ingredients in the product will still continue to work after washing your face. Of course, just like any skin product, it may not necessary work for everyone since not everybody’s skin is the same. The only real way to know for certain is to actually try the product. That’s where the free trial of LifeCell comes in handy. I personally ordered the free trial and I will update this page with more information after using it.
A minor complaint about LifeCell’s website is that it is extremely long. It is packed with a whole lot information about their product all in one page. I spent over half an hour reading it and I’m still not quite done yet. Some of it is marketing material, customer testimonies, and there is also a lot of useful information about our skin and skin care products. However, it would of been easier to read through the information if they separated it into different pages and summarized a little instead.