Tri-Aktiline Reviews

Tri-Aktiline The Product Overview

Tri-Aktiline is a product that claims to ‘fill in’ deep lines and wrinkles on the face, specifically targeting crow’s feet, laugh and frown lines. The ‘Instant Deep Wrinkle Filler’ is manufactured by Good Skin Dermacare Labs (GS Labs) and marketed on the company website. While very user-friendly, the website is rather unprofessional in appearance and only contains a minimal amount of information.

In addition to a link to the Kohl’s retail website, which is where Tri-Aktiline is sold exclusively, the site shows two ‘before and after’ customer photos and a FAQ section which unfortunately only addresses questions regarding the purchasing process, not the actual product.

Tri-Aktiline The Product Details

According to GS Labs, Tri-Aktiline will immediately reduce the appearance of lines and significantly improve their depth after eight weeks of use. Not all the ingredients are listed for the product, only the three main wrinkle ‘fighters’ – Gatuline Expression, a substance that works in a similar way to Botox by relaxing facial tension, Kombuchka PH Extract, derived from Russian Black tea to plump and smooth the skin and finally Argiriline, a peptide that stimulates the body’s own collagen production. Collagen is an essential part of healthy, youthful skin and decreases in production as the body ages.

Although there is a section showing ‘validated’ scientific results, these are by no means concrete proof that the product works as well as promised. And while there are brief explanations detailing the key ingredients, no amounts are shown nor is there a list of the remaining inactive substances.

Strengths of Tri-Aktiline

• Tri-Aktiline contains three clinically studied active ingredients
• The website shows photographic evidence of results
• The website is easy to use and clearly sectioned
• There is a useful link to the retail site
• The key ingredients are listed

Weaknesses of Tri-Aktiline

• No free sample is offered
• No money-back guarantee is shown
• The full ingredient list is not provided
• The website information is very brief
• GS Labs is not a well-known manufacturer
• No contact information is shown for the company
• No customer testimonials are shown
• The clinical studies are not detailed

Alternatives to Tri-Aktiline

• Rexaline
• DermaLastyl

Tri-Aktiline The Bottom Line

It would be nice to think that Tri-Aktiline really did ‘fill in’ wrinkles instantly, although this is highly unlikely. However, the formula does contain some proven anti-aging ingredients which, over time, should have a positive effect on the skin. It would certainly not be an alternative to an injected filler such as Botox or Restylane though.

Cost-wise, Tri-Aktiline is not overly expensive, selling at Kohl’s for $34.50 (for a 1oz tube), although ideally the company would offer a free sample for the consumer to try before making a financial commitment.