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Peter Thomas Roth AHA 12% |
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Introduction & Overview |
Peter Thomas Roth AHA 12% Ceramide Hydrating Repair Gel is advertised to enable people to achieve their appearance goals. At the time we put this review together, we were 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 aiding women in achieving their desired appearance goals. These ingredients include: Glycerin, which has shown in some scientific studies to increase the physical endurance of rats; Arginine, said to support the cardiovascular system; and Vitamin C, known for its “antioxidant” properties.
While these ingredients may be able to work effectively for some people who elect to use them, we have concerns regarding possible side effects that may result for some. We will examine these in the following section.
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| Ingredients in Focus |
Firstly, this product contains Sodium, which is said to potentially lead to hypertension and heart disease for some people who take it. In addition, it is reported that Glycerin may lead to nausea, while Arginine is known for possibly causing genital viruses for some. We are disconcerted by these findings, because we believe that people should be able to purchase these types of products without having to worry about possible risks to their health.
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At this time, we are unable to find any consumer reactions or online testimonials to support its said benefits. This discovery troubles us, because we live in a society that is perpetually obsessed with attaining the perfect facial appearance, as personified by various “modelesque” images by which we are surrounded in the media. Given this condition, we would think that it would be the recipient of much praise. Since we see none as of review, we have some doubts and suspicions as to whether it may work as effectively as advertised, if at all.
In our line of work, we research and write about products that are manufactured and marketed with the intent of enabling women to enhance their facial appearance. From what we have discovered, the most popular of them contain Collagen, an ingredient that has received a large amount of publicity for its known ability to reduce wrinkles. We would steer our readers towards one of those, as they may be better able to support them with their needs.
We have also discovered a high correlation between consumer praise and media exposure. To be more specific, those products that have been lauded by many women have also received a great deal of mention from nationally distributed media publications. Women may prefer to check these periodicals during their search for the “perfect” skin care product.
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| Positives |
• Contains “antioxidants”
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| Negatives |
• No consumer reactions at time of review
• No Collagen
• No media publicity
• Some ingredients may have unwanted side effects for some women
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| Final Thoughts |
Peter Thomas Roth AHA 12% Ceramide Hydrating Repair Gel is marketed to assist people in achieving their appearance goals. And it may be able to do just that. However, we have some issues and concerns that we feel need to be addressed.
Our most troubling concern stems from the fact that there is no consumer feedback surrounding this product at time of review. In our largely appearance-driven, appearance-obsessed society, products like this one have become a standard in the world of beauty. Therefore, we would expect that it would be able to garner a significant volume of accolades. Since we find none at this time, we question it. The possible side effects only diminish our confidence further.
Still, it may be able to work well 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 hype and media publicity and do not carry the possible health risks we note above.
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