Dermavexin Review

Dermavexin claims that its unique "stem-cell technology" is the breakthrough that we've all been looking for! Supposedly stem-cell technology enables your skin to produce new cells that are not damaged by free radicals. Dermavexin takes these skin-restoring techniques and uses ingredients that enhance and stimulate cells to rejuvenate themselves. This, in turn, repairs the damage caused by years of aging.

How it Works

The formula for Dermavexin contains five powerful peptides (Decapeptide-7, Octapeptide-4, Peption 5, Oligopeptide-29, and Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4) that restore the collagen in the skin. When these peptides absorb into your skin they trick your brain into thinking that your collagen levels have decreased. So your body immediately begins producing more collagen to make up for it. When collagen production is accelerated, wrinkles begin to fill out and sagging skin becomes plump and smooth.

There are a few other ingredients worth noting in the Dermavexin concoction. The anti-irritant, Allantoin is included and is actually gentler than its more common counterpart, Retinol. Jojoba oil is a lubricant and is also part of the formula. Most of the other ingredients are quite common and can be found in most facial creams or lotions. Dermavexin is to be applied twice a day after washing. It can be worn under makeup as well.

Advantages

Dermavexin offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee for up to 60 days. The company claims that you should start seeing results within 1-2 weeks so this gives you plenty of time to try the product and see if it's right for you. If not, you can get your money back.

Disadvantages

A one-month supply of Dermavexin costs $125! This puts it firmly out of the price range of many. Even though they offer a 60-day money-back guarantee, you have to allow up to 6 months to see the optimum results you are hoping for. Unfortunately there have been no clinical studies done on this product to get proven results. There are plenty of customer testimonials, but when you're spending this kind of money, sometimes it's nice to have something a little more concrete.

Another disadvantage for some is that Dermavexin also contains a fragrance that may cause skin irritation in individuals with sensitive skin.

Conclusion

Many of the ingredients found in Dermavexin can be found in many discount, over-the-counter face creams, which leads one to wonder, what exactly are you paying for? Much of the scientific garble about stem-cell technology sounds great in theory when applied to fighting off the signs of aging. However, there are simply no proven results or scientific research related to this area. Do you really want to spend hundreds on a product that is so "iffy?"