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Tenderma is an anti-aging cream that claims to use biosphere and QuSome delivery, which is clinically proven to help reverse the signs of aging and this all happens at the cellular level.
Tenderma is part of the auto ship program which means that you get a free trial (plus shipping) and if you do not cancel you must pay the cost of the product each month, which is usually upwards of $100.
Tenderma Ingredients – Are they Safe & Effective?
- Fruit Acids – This ingredient adjusts the pH in the skin.
- Green Tea Extracts – This is an antioxidant which protects the skin.
- Ginko Biloba – Works as an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and has many medicinal properties.
- Peptides – These help stimulate collagen production.
- Macadamia Nut Oils – Helps calm the skin as well as hydrate it.
- Grape Stem Cells – These have a lot of antioxidants and have a regenerative effect on skin cells.
How Does It Work?
Tenderma works with its impressive ingredients to help reverse the signs of aging through peptides, hydration with nut oils, and protect the skin with antioxidants.
What are the Advantages of Tenderma?
- Full list of ingredients
- Has antioxidants
- May hydrate and protect the skin
- Biosome and QuSome delivery
What are the Disadvantages of Tenderma?
- Part of auto ship program
- Links to product did not work
- Product is most likely very expensive
FAQ’s
How Should You Use Tenderma?
Start with a clean face and apply the serum to the face and neck area. Use daily.
What Kind of Reviews are Out there for Tenderma?
There are a few reviews of the product although how unbiased they are is questionable. However, reviewers stated that it felt good on their face, seemed to work well so far, and they loved the product. Most of the reviews had been made in the past three days so they were new reviews but some did seem genuine.
Tenderma Review – Final Verdict
I really cannot recommend this product even as much as I would like to given the impressive ingredients. I have no problem at all with its components – they are all very good ingredients known to help with anti-aging. Plus, it has the Biosphere and QuSome delivery which is clinically proven. The problems though are many.
I’m not a fan of auto delivery. You get the product and the 14 days free trial started when you ordered it, not when you got it. Then if you do not cancel you owe a big bill each month which is auto-deducted. Usually, these products cost up to and beyond $100 a month which is really expensive.
You cannot find them in stores and sometimes, like with this product, you cannot even find a link that works to order the product. What if you do like it? It’s not as if you may be able to reorder unless you’re stuck on the auto-ship program. So for the ingredients – a big thumbs up. On the delivery system – no way.
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