Rejuvaskin Review

Overview

Rejuvaskin is an anti-aging serum that’s manufactured by Scarheal Inc (based in Florida). This cosmetic company was founded in 1988 and aims to offer consumers an alternative to less appealing surgical procedures. Scarheal Inc. claims to produce the most advanced scar, anti-aging and wrinkle treatments currently available. This company has additionally developed a product known as Scar Esthetique Scar Crème; a treatment that endeavors to assist with reducing surgical scaring, tissue damage, hypertrophic and keloid scars. Scarheal Inc. claims to incorporate more ingredients than most other scar and wrinkle treatments combined.

The Rejuvaskin treatment is supposed to offer users up to a 68 percent reduction in fine lines and wrinkles. Key active ingredients found in Rejuvaskin are Acetyl Hexapeptide-3 (relaxes facial muscles/tension), Palmitoyl Oligo-Peptide (stimulates cell turnover), Alpha Lipoic Acid “Idebenone” (reduces free radicals) and Retinyl A (increases collagen and elastin production). Arnica and Allantoin are also added to Rejuvaskin in order to promote the healing of skin and soothe irritation. Rejuvaskin aims to “relax the muscles of your face,” hence reducing fine lines and wrinkles. This treatment is meant to be applied morning and night after cleansing the facial skin. Rejuvaskin should be applied in a circular motion over the face and eye areas. This “anti-wrinkle” serum is marketed toward women and costs $69.95 for a single ounce container.

Product Details

Rejuvaskin is essentially a modern anti-wrinkle treatment for the face. This serum is claimed to dramatically reduce the common signs of aging such as fine lines, crow’s feet in the eye area, collagen loss, facial wrinkles, dull skin, uneven skin tones and facial sagging. The end result should be younger, smoother and more radiant skin. The primary ingredients found in Rejuvaskin are Acetyl Hexapeptide-3 (relaxes facial muscles/tension), Palmitoyl Oligo-Peptide (stimulates cell turnover up to 25% in only two weeks time), Alpha Lipoic Acid “Idebenone” (reduces free radicals) and Retinyl A (increases collagen and elastin production).

Other ingredients found in Rejuvaskin are; Onion Extract, Beta Carotene, Pycnogenol, Glucosamine, Coenzyme (Q10), Arnica, Allantoin, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-3, Chitosan, Dimethicone, Grape Seed Extract, Bisabolol, Seaweed Extract, Vitamin D, E, Calendula, Algae Extract, Comfrey, Copper Peptide, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Algae Extract, Saccharomyces Lysate and Shea Butter.

The Good

• Rejuvaskin is conveniently offered online via the official website.
• Rejuvaskin does contain moisturizers.
• A full ingredient list is offered via the websites where Rejuvaskin is sold.
• Scarheal Inc. has been in business since 1988.

The Bad

• Scarheal Inc. does not appear to offer a money-back guarantee on their official website.
• Some components of Rejuvaskin may prove irritating to some users.
• Rejuvaskin may prove a tad pricey for some consumers (costs $69.95 for 1 ounce).
• No trial offers are available through the official website.
• Rejuvaskin does not appear to be dermatologist tested.

The Bottom Line

All in all, Rejuvaskin is a unique skin care treatment that’s fairly simple in regards to daily usage. While it’s claimed to provide users with younger, smoother and more radiant complexions, there is truly no way of determining its effectiveness for you personally without actually trying the product. Unfortunately Rejuvaskin may not be so affordable for all consumers since it costs a whopping $69.95 a bottle. This is definitely a case where a trial offer would be appreciated.