Bella Labs Reviews

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By Consumer Health Digest Staff
Updated: 2021, Jul 1
Nicki Carrea Medically reviewed by
3 Reviews
3.0 out of 5
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What is Bella Labs?

The product Bella Labs is a skin cream that claims to be an ‘instant’ and effective treatment of signs of aging on the facial skin.

The product is sold through the official Bella Labs website that is well designed but overall not very informative. There are a few customer testimonials are shown and a very brief description of how the product works.

The site states that those who use Bella Labs can expect to see an increase in firmness by 200% in one week and a 70% decrease in fine lines within 4 weeks. While there is a before and after photo showed which seems to back this up, no clear clinical data is provided.

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Bella Labs is bought directly from the manufacturer at a cost of $89.99 per bottle. While this is expensive, it is not as much as several other skin anti-aging products, and there is a 14-day risk-free trial offered. As with many anti aging creams of this type, it is more economical for the consumer to purchase several bottles at one time.

Bella Labs Ingredients – Are they Safe & Effective?

  • Elastin formula
  • Collagen formula
  • Vitamin E

How Does Bella Labs Work?

The information regarding the Bella Labs formula is very limited. The only two ingredients listed are both blended formulas, the Collagen formula, and the Elastin formula.

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The former is for adding ‘plumpness’ to the skin – collagen production decreases as the skin ages, leaving it less full or youthful looking while Elastin is important for firming and tightening the skin.

It is recommended that Bella Labs cream is applied twice a day to clean skin. There is no mention as to whether it can be worn under makeup or if it is suitable for sensitive skin.

What are the Advantages of Bella Labs?

  • The two key formulas are listed
  • Customer testimonials are provided
  • It promotes the production of collagen
  • There is a 14-day risk-free trial

What are the Disadvantages of Bella Labs?

  • The full ingredient list is not supplied
  • Bella Labs is expensive
  • No conclusive scientific data is provided
  • It may not be suitable for all skin types
  • Manufacturer details are limited

Bella Labs Review – Final Verdict

Bella Labs does appear to be a more reputable product than some other anti-aging treatments on the market and it is certainly not as expensive as many other brands either. You can also check out top rated anti aging cream reviews on our site.

However, the manufacturer needs to increase the information they provide in terms of the ingredients, which is especially important for those consumers with sensitive skin or allergies.

As we age the composition, texture and appearance of our skin changes. Signs of skin aging include wrinkles, fine lines, loss of moisture, uneven tone, and dull, tired-looking skin. There are countless anti-wrinkle creams on the market promising to make skin look and feel younger. Many anti-wrinkle creams promise everything short of a facelift or to provide the much sought after "fountain of youth". In reality most are just moisturizers marketed as anti-aging products.

Below you’ll find some of the most effective wrinkle serum/cream formulations on the market today, in our opinion.

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Beverly Hills MD Dermal Repair Complex
Seal
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Beverly Hills MD Dermal Repair Complex
Renews Skin and Boosts Collagen*
Diminishes Fine Lines & Wrinkles*
Improves Skin's Texture and Firmness*
Potential to Long Term Reduction Wrinkles*
Prevents Skin Cell Aging*
Gle for Wrinkles
#2
Gle for Wrinkles
Renews Skin and Boosts Collagen*
Diminishes Fine Lines & Wrinkles*
Improves Skin's Texture and Firmness*
Potential to Long Term Reduction Wrinkles*
Prevents Skin Cell Aging*
Dermaset
#3
Dermaset
Renews Skin and Boosts Collagen*
Diminishes Fine Lines & Wrinkles*
Improves Skin's Texture and Firmness*
Potential to Long Term Reduction Wrinkles*
Prevents Skin Cell Aging*
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  1. Astoria




    Scam - Part of large fraud ring prosecuted by FTC
    This product is part of a large scam with 19 dummy corporations run by Nathan Martinez and Ryan Fowler (collectively Tarr, Inc). According to the FTC’s complaint, filed in November 2017, Tarr, Inc. used a vast network of online marketers to sell more than 40 different products mostly advertised as promoting weight loss, muscle building, or wrinkle-reduction.

    The FTC alleged that the defendant’s used unsupported claims, fake magazine and news sites, bogus celebrity endorsements, and phony consumer testimonials to market their products.

    The FTC also alleged that the defendants used deceptive offers of ‘free’ and ‘risk-free’ trials, and automatically enrolled people without their consent in programs that charged them for additional products each month.

    The settlement prohibits the defendants from using the deceptive marketing tactics alleged in the FTC’s complaint and imposed a suspended monetary judgment that required them to pay $6.4 million to the FTC to provide refunds. But even under this prohibition, I certainly wouldn’t trust this company or call it reputable.

  2. Gloria L. Hines




    Product Nonavailability
    I would like to purchase this product directly from your company. Please ship to:
    Gloria Hines
    1112 Gay Street
    Rocky Mount, NC 27804
    I find it difficult to order from a retail chain. The rare product is unavailable.

  3. Claire Bacchi




    Bella Labs Facial Cream
    I love this facial cream.

    The Bella Labs Facial Cream was the best I ever used. The one in a tall white bottle with the purple dot. Why is it not available to me anymore? I’d like to know. I hope I can find some.

    Please let me know where I can buy this product!

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