LifeCell Reviews

Fact Check
By Consumer Health Digest Staff
Updated: 2019, Jul 13
Nicki Carrea Medically reviewed by

What is LifeCell?

Manufactured by South Beach Skin Care, LifeCell is an anti wrinkle cream that is marketed in a very confusing but ultimately uninformative way.

LifeCell

There seem to be numerous official websites for LifeCell and it is hard to know exactly which is giving correct information, although none of the sites are very professional either in tone or appearance.

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Most of the information is written in an extremely over-exaggerated way, it is very repetitive and takes away from the credibility of the product and the company.

LifeCell can be purchased directly from South Beach Skincare and the company does offer a 100% risk-free trial for 30 days.

They also offer a 4-month money-back guarantee, plus numerous free gifts and bonuses with every order, although these ‘gifts’ are simply ‘beauty insider’ secrets and other ‘amazing’ health-related news.

LifeCell is a very expensive product, costing $189.00 for one unit.

While the company claims that the key ingredients in the LifeCell formula have been featured on numerous news outlets (including The New York Times, Time magazine and NBC) no clinical trial results are shown as evidence of the product’s performance.

LifeCell Ingredients – Are they Safe & Effective?

LifeCell is used to help reverse the signs of aging and consumers are promised that they will see results in as little as 60 seconds after application.

From the information given on the websites and LifeCell blog, it is very hard to determine exactly what ingredients are contained in the formula and no actual product label is provided.

It is known that LifeCell does include:

  • Silicon Dioxide[1] – It helps to deflect light and diminish the appearance of wrinkles.
  • Ascorbyl Palmitate[2] – A research reveal that Ascorbyl Palmitate possesses an antioxidant effect which is responsible for the protection of skin from free radicals and oxidation.
  • The anti-oxidant Ubiquinone[3]– According to a study, it improves skin’s Q10 level and provides antioxidative effects.
  • Dithiolane-3 Pentanoic acid

Most of these ingredients are not likely to be very well known to consumers and no full explanation as to what they do is given.

Overall though, deep wrinkle cream that really works to diminish fine lines, reducing the depth of wrinkles, fade age spots and increase and maintain skin hydration.

What are the Advantages of LifeCell?

  • LifeCell has a 120-day money back guarantee.
  • Help to reverse the signs of aging.
  • Studies have been performed on some of the individual ingredients.
  • It works on signs of skin aging including wrinkles.

What are the Disadvantages of LifeCell?

  • The South Beach Skincare company is not well-known
  • Information about LifeCell is extremely over-exaggerated
  • Ingredient information is confusing and limited
  • LifeCell is very expensive

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LifeCell Questions and Answers

Q: What are the side effects associated with LifeCell?

A: No side effects of LifeCell have been reported yet.

Q: Is it safe to use LifeCell during pregnancy?

A: LifeCell is safe to use during pregnancy.

Q: Is LifeCell only for women?

A: No, LifeCell can be used by both men and women, and works equally.

Q: Do you need to have a prescription to buy LifeCell?

A: No, its not necessary to have a prescription to buy LifeCell.

Q: Does Lifecell work on all complexions?

A: LifeCell is known to work on every complexion.

Q: Is LifeCell hypoallergenic?

A: According to dermatological assessment, LifeCell has been proven hypoallergenic

Q: Are LifeCell products paraben-free?

A: LifeCell is paraben-free.

Q: What are some similar products to LifeCell?

A: Similar products include Rodan And Fields Acute Care, StriVectin-SD and Vibriance Super C.

LifeCell Review – Final Verdict

No consumer would be advised to purchase the LifeCell anti wrinkle cream given the unprofessional appearance of the website, the limited formula information and lack of details regarding the manufacturers.

In addition to this, LifeCell is very expensive and despite generous money back offer, there is no guarantee that it will have the miraculous age-reversing effect on the skin as is promised.

However, interested costumers can look into best anti wrinkle cream review which may help you to choose the better one.

‘LifeCell’ can be purchased through their Official Website.

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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#1
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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*
Skinception - Instant Wrinkle Reducer
#2
Skinception - Instant Wrinkle Reducer
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*
Kollagen Intensiv
#3
Kollagen Intensiv
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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Customer Reviews for LifeCell

LifeCell Reviews

Average Customer Rating

2.3
63 votes
Bad
2.3 / 5

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  1. A learning experience
    As with the purchase of anything, I think they are all learning experiences. What I have found after using life cell for a number of weeks is the fact that it will not miraculously make all your wrinkles and fine lines disappear. It is a very slow and painful process, I have noticed a little improvement in the visibility of my fine lines, but in terms of wrinkle removal nothing. I do not like the fact that it is so expensive, making it tough for me to decide if I will purchase it again when I complete my current supply. It’s not great, but it’s not the worst either.

  2. Want my wrinkles gone
    I have had wrinkles since I was in my mid-30s. They drive me insane because I feel like I look older than I am. I decided to try Lifecell. I’ve been using it for about a month and have seen little to no improvement so far, but I will continue to use it to see if it will make a difference in the future.

  3. My Skin Looks Less Parched and Old, And I’m Happy With That
    I’ve been wondering what I could try. Honestly all these big companies make me nervous so I wanted to go with a lesser-known brand. So I went with LifeCell. I’ve been using it for about a month now and my skin is hydrated and looks younger than it has in a while. I’ve been trying to reduce the effects that the sun, and smoking, and drinking have had on my skin. I’ve been sober and smoke free for 93 days now and this has helped me feel even better about that decision. My wrinkles have decreased somewhat but it wasn’t what I was looking for honestly, I was looking to be more radiant. Now it’s a bit pricey but I have a good income so I don’t mind spending that kind of money. However if this is something out of your price range, try something else, but if you do try this you won’t be disappointed.

  4. My wrinkles are still there!
    I have some wrinkles and age spots on my face and hands. I do not really like to think about them, but I would like them to go away. I tried LifeCell to see if they could lessen the problem. It did not do anything for my wrinkles but it did make some of my dark spots lighter and less noticeable. It does not make a huge difference, but over time it might be able to. I would rather try a product that has a clear list of ingredients over this one, but the bought sense is the best sense, or so they say.

  5. Gave My Cells a Breath of Life
    I do have to say that it helped with reversing some signs of aging by giving it a breath of life, but the thing is, a lot of the information is very exaggerated. I didn’t see major differences, and I didn’t feel like I looked all that much younger. It’s also a very expensive product, and while it does work, it definitely is something you need to use with lowered expectations if you want to feel good with using this product, or else you’ll be disappointed with the results.

  6. Life cell? More like dead cell
    If you’re looking for a cream to reduce wrinkles and fine lines on your face do not purchase life cell. It is one of those gimmicky products that is probably based on petroleum and yet claims that it can do all of these miraculous things for you. I am back to using my Olay face cream and I think it is much better now that I am able to compare the two products. I repeat I would not recommend you purchase this product. There are many more effective antiwrinkle products on the market, and as long as you consume a healthy diet and drink lots of water you will see the benefit.

  7. Smoother face
    I had some very expressive fine lines on my forehead and I really did not like the way I looked. I tried several products but unfortunately, they made the matters worse by leaving me with breakouts and subsequently some ugly spots on my face. This really gave a tough blow to my self-esteem. I stopped trying out other creams but when my cousin started telling me about lifecell and how good it was, I had no other choice but to try my hands on it. I purchased it and after applying it I noticed that the spots were fading away and my face was becoming very smooth. Also, the fine lines on my forehead were not very expressive. I just love how this product works and am going to use it for a long time; it’s also a good moisturizer.

  8. My forehead is now smooth.
    I am now 35 years old but last month I had started to see so many wrinkles on my head and it really got me that I hadn’t really taken care of my face. The wrinkles had started when I was much younger but they had only started as minor fine lines and I did not think they would go this far. I immediately started to look for anti-wrinkle skin cream and fortunately, I found Lifecell and I started using it immediately. Two weeks into using the cream and the wrinkles are fading really quick. I believe that at the end of the fourth week there will be no wrinkle left.

  9. You won’t have to stay away from the mirror anymore!
    I have some lines around my eyes and mouth that I really don’t like. I have tried everything at the drug store there is to try, so I needed to find something that is a bit stronger. LifeCell talks a good game, and I saw a reduction of the lines in my face. They are not gone completely because that will take more time, but in the meantime, they aren’t bothering me as much when I look in the mirror. It is quite expensive, but there is a refund policy if you do not find it works for you like it did for me.
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