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DHC Wrinkle Essence |
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Introduction & Overview |
Wrinkle Essence is a cream that is advertised to assist women in enhancing their natural beauty. At the time we write this review, we are unable to find any consumer reactions or online testimonials to support its said benefits. We will discuss this void later in the piece.
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| Ingredients at a Glance |
This cream contains many ingredients that may be highly effective at enabling women to achieve their appearance goals. These ingredients include: Glycerin, which has shown in some scientific studies to increase the physical endurance of rats; and Potassium, said to increase bone strength.
While these ingredients may be highly effective at supporting women in enhancing their appearance, we have some concerns with regard to some potential side effects that may result from use. We will examine these in the following section.
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| Ingredients in Focus |
Firstly, Glycerin is said to possibly cause nausea for some people. In addition, this product contains Sodium, which has been strongly associated with hypertension and heart disease. While this list is short, we are disconcerted by it, because we believe that people should be able to purchase products like these without having to worry about potential side effects that may result from use.
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At the time we write this review, we are unable to find any consumer reactions or online testimonials to support this product’s said benefits. This bothers us, because we live in a society that is virtually obsessed with attaining the perfect appearance, as personified by the “modelesque” images by which we are surrounded in various media sources. Given this condition, we would think that this product would be the recipient of much praise. Since we see none at time of review, we have some doubts as to whether it may work as effectively as advertised, if at all.
In our line of work, we research and write about many products that are manufactured and marketed with the intent of supporting people in achieving their desired appearance goals. From what we have discovered, the most popular of them contain Collagen, an ingredient that has received much media publicity and consumer praise for its known ability to serve as an “appearance booster.” We have discovered that there is a high correlation between consumer praise and media publicity. That is, the products most popular among many people have also received much notoriety from nationally distributed periodicals. People may prefer to look at one of those first.
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| Positives |
• Fairly low price
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| Negatives |
• No consumer reactions at time of review
• No Collagen
• May cause unwanted side effects for some people
• No media publicity at this time
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| Final Thoughts |
Wrinkle Essence is marketed to enable women to look and feel younger. And it may be able to do just that. However, we have some issues and concerns we feel need to be addressed.
Our most troubling concern has to do with the fact that there is no consumer feedback regarding the cream at this time. In our largely appearance-driven, appearance-obsessed society, products like this have become a standard in skin enhancement. Therefore, we feel we could reasonably expect that a product like this would be able to generate a high volume of accolades. Since we see none as of review, we question it. The potential side effects only diminish our confidence further.
Still, it may be able to work effectively for some people who wish to use it. However, there are several products on the market that contain Collagen, are supported by a large amount of consumer feedback and have received much media publicity.
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gloria h: I tried tri-aktiline. NO good. I am 66 years old and have a smooth baby complextion. I have one wrinkle on my forehead. This stuff did nothing for it. Not even diminish it a little ,.Paid 40 dollars for the stuff. Do not use it. Not worth the money. Gave it to a friend who gave it to another friend. None of them saw any difference. Age groups were 45 to 66. You would fare better by using silly putty.
