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Pentaxyl is a skincare product that in addition to acting as an anti-wrinkle cream is also marketed as a product to reduce stretch marks. The official Pentaxyl website describes the product as a ‘powerful cosmeceutical’ that can penetrate the skin getting deep into the layers for long-lasting results.
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Pentaxyl is available to purchase for $72.50, and there are no money-back guarantees or free samples available. It is sold through online distributors who provide a limited amount of information for the consumer. Most sites include customer reviews, which are, on the whole, positive, plus FAQ. Unfortunately, nothing is known about the manufacturer of Pentaxyl, and there are no clinical studies cited to prove how well the formula works.
Who is the Manufacturer of Pentaxyl?
The Pentaxyl formula is a blend of the patented product Matrixyl, a lipopeptide that adds essential fatty acids and two other peptides, Acetyl Hexapeptide, and Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, which stimulate collagen production.
Other substances in the formula are sesame[1] and sweet almond oil, Shea butter for softness, Vitamin A[2] and E, Gotu Kola to speed healing and Licorice extract[3] to brighten the complexion. None of the amounts of the ingredients are listed, but it is a concentrated formula that is said to produce optimum results in 4-6 weeks.
What are the Advantages of Pentaxyl?
- Customer reviews are positive
- Key ingredients are explained
- Pentaxyl is sold by independent retailers
- Pentaxyl contains Matrixyl
What are the Disadvantages of Pentaxyl?
- Pentaxyl is expensive
- Product and manufacturer information is limited
- There are no money back guarantees
- No clinical testing is shown
Pentaxyl Review – Final Verdict
Although some of the ingredients used in Pentaxyl have been tested and proved successful in fighting signs of aging, there is no proof that the Pentaxyl formula works as well as claimed or that it can actually penetrate the skin layers.
Regular use will certainly help to soften the skin and improve the appearance of fine lines while Vitamin E is known to help reduce scars and stretch marks. However, there are many other products on the market that can do this and that are offered at a much more affordable price.
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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[2]https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic/health-disease/skin-health/vitamin-A
[3]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquorice
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