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DERMAdoctor Wrinkle Revenge
targets existing fine lines and wrinkles using a combination of the newest generation of amino acid peptides plus antioxidants and agents that help restore the fragile ceramide barrier.
Results are promised within 6-8 weeks, after continuous twice-daily use. But, unfortunately no information can be found on clinical trials for this product.
The cream’s main active ingredient is Peptide D-58, a complex of the newest most active generation amino acid peptides created to maintain (or reclaim) firm skin, to repair damage caused by free radicals and protect skin from further damage.
These ingredients also help restore the ceramide barrier, which basically holds the skin cells’ matrix together, providing a smooth, glowing appearance. The peptides also promote collagen growth which can help firm the skin.
Among the other ingredients are:
- Urea – a humectant (draws moisture in from the area and binds it to the skin).
- Glucosamine – promotes collagen growth.
- Sandalwood – helps promote cellular turnover.
- Linoleic acid (a fatty lipid) helps prevent dryness.
- Ceramide-2 – great moisterizer.
Price: $72 for a 50ml jar
Positives:
- Stimulates dermal fibroblasts to produce collagen and firm the skin.
- Restores the ceramide barrier, moisturizing skin and reducing irritation.
- Suitable for all skin types.
- Powerful mix of peptide complexes, antioxidants and botanical extracts.
- Mostly positive reviews and press.
- Allergy tested and no animal testing.
- Fragrance and dye free.
Negatives:
- No clinical trial information and superficial scientific data.
- Uses parabens (preservatives).
- Difficult to buy offline.
Click here to try Dermadoctor Wrinkle Revenge.
Conclusion:
This product does include an impressive mix of antioxidants, collagen-promoting peptides and a variety of soothing botanical extracts, but so do many other creams that can also be bought and tried offline.
The lack of clinical trial data and before & after photos won’t elevate this cream’s status to anything other than a hopeful curiosity amid some positive online reviews. However, the 30-day return policy offers some safety for those willing to try it.
targets existing fine lines and wrinkles using a combination of the newest generation of amino acid peptides plus antioxidants and agents that help restore the fragile ceramide barrier.Results are promised within 6-8 weeks, after continuous twice-daily use. But, unfortunately no information can be found on clinical trials for this product.
The cream’s main active ingredient is Peptide D-58, a complex of the newest most active generation amino acid peptides created to maintain (or reclaim) firm skin, to repair damage caused by free radicals and protect skin from further damage.
These ingredients also help restore the ceramide barrier, which basically holds the skin cells’ matrix together, providing a smooth, glowing appearance. The peptides also promote collagen growth which can help firm the skin.
Among the other ingredients are:
- Urea – a humectant (draws moisture in from the area and binds it to the skin).
- Glucosamine – promotes collagen growth.
- Sandalwood – helps promote cellular turnover.
- Linoleic acid (a fatty lipid) helps prevent dryness.
- Ceramide-2 – great moisterizer.
Price: $72 for a 50ml jar
Positives:
- Stimulates dermal fibroblasts to produce collagen and firm the skin.
- Restores the ceramide barrier, moisturizing skin and reducing irritation.
- Suitable for all skin types.
- Powerful mix of peptide complexes, antioxidants and botanical extracts.
- Mostly positive reviews and press.
- Allergy tested and no animal testing.
- Fragrance and dye free.
Negatives:
- No clinical trial information and superficial scientific data.
- Uses parabens (preservatives).
- Difficult to buy offline.
Click here
to try Dermadoctor Wrinkle Revenge.Conclusion:
This product does include an impressive mix of antioxidants, collagen-promoting peptides and a variety of soothing botanical extracts, but so do many other creams that can also be bought and tried offline.
The lack of clinical trial data and before & after photos won’t elevate this cream’s status to anything other than a hopeful curiosity amid some positive online reviews. However, the 30-day return policy offers some safety for those willing to try it.
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