Alphaderma CE Review

Alphaderma CE makes a lot of claims - will rejuvenate skin, reduce signs of aging by eliminating wrinkles and fine lines, therefore giving one a more youthful appearance, it will even reduce the appearance of stretch marksand help restore sagging skin as a result of weight loss or pregnancy. That is a lot to live up to for one single product!

Janson Beckett, the company that manufactures Aphaderma CE touts their product as one of the most aggressive anti-aging products of our day! It's referred to as "a facelift in a jar" or "better than Botox." So, let's see, shall we?

Alphaderma CE Ingredients

Alphaderma CE is a topical cream that is rubbed into the skin. It is not merely designed for the face and neck, but for any problem area. The primary ingredients in Alphaderma CE are Argireline, DMAE, Vitamin C Ester, Collagen, Elastin, Soy, and Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA). Argireline is known to relax facial muscles and smooth out wrinkles in the surface layer of the skin. However, it usually works best when paired with a patented collagen stimulator (such as Matrixyl), which is sadly lacking from the Alphaderma formula.

The manufacturers of Alphaderma claim that the Vitamin C Ester is to stimulate collagen, but there is no research to back up these claims. The purpose of the Alpha Lipoic Acid (an antioxidant) is to repair aged and damaged skin. DMAE is said to tighten the skin, but remains largely unproven.

Advantages to Alphaderma CE

The fact that this product does contain Argireline is a good thing. However, it is unfortunate that it is not paired with Matrixyl 3000. The website does offer a 60-day money-back guarantee and free shipping, which is always a positive sign that the manufacturer does have confidence in their product.

Disadvantages to Alphaderma CE

The company makes a lot of outrageous claims that unfortunately, they cannot substantiate. Alphaderma CE has actually received an overwhelming number of negative user reviews (in spite of the positive customer testimonials listed on the company website). A common complaint was that it can be very harsh on sensitive skin. The product is also very expensive--$130 for a 4 ounce bottle or $55 for 1 ounce trial size! There is no free trial offer for first time users.

Alphaderma CE Review Conclusion

The price alone will probably knock out most potential customers, but for those who can afford it, consider this: DMAE is a questionable compound that is still largely untested. There are much less expensive products that would not have potentially harmful effects to your skin available today. Also, any company that makes the claims that we have heard here can only cause skepticism. There are more effective anti-wrinkle creams that you should consider before Alphaderma CE.