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Neo40, Hint Water, Laxogenin & Crepe Erase VS Babe Lash, Focus Factor & DDP Yoga Reviews - What Is It?

WARNING: DO NOT BUY Crepe Erase Until You Read This Review!
Is it a Scam? Does It Really Work? Check Ingredients, Side Effects and More!

Crepe Erase was endorsed by Jane Seymour as a revolutionary two-step anti-aging system that promises to firm, smooth, and lift the aged, dry, and "crepey" skin on your chest, neck, arms, and legs, simple hair la vie. The product is claimed to be a "breakthrough body treatment" that provides you with an ability to finally be happy with your skin. The product costs $59.95 on the official website of the manufacturer. This product is claimed to start working after the first use only. However, there is no ingredient list on the site, which is a very bad sign. The official site of the manufacturer is low-informative, since it does not even provide details about the company itself.

We have learned that Crepe Erase is manufacturer by Guthy-Renker, who also make Laxogenin some other popular skincare and beauty products - Laxogenin. The manufacturer of the product is not a reputable or well-known company in the country, but they are known for offering some other products including Meaningful Beauty, Wen Hair Care, ProActiv Plus, and X Out. Crepe Erase comes in the form of a cream that needs to be applied to your skin twice a day for at least several weeks before showing any results. Is this anti-aging cream worth investing or is it another waste of your hard-earned money? Will Crepe Erase really work for you or will it only cause allergic reactions? Before answering these questions let us take a look at the ingredients found in the formula.

Ingredients of Crepe Erase - Does It Really Work? Is It a Scam?

As it was already mentioned, the Crepe Erase website does not provide the full ingredient list of this anti-aging cream, so Focus Factor. We have researched the topic and found out that the product contains the following ingredients: Cocoa butter, Shea butter, Olive oil, Dill extract, Beeswax, and Apple extract. It would be wise to focus on each of these ingredients. Shea butter is an ivory-colored or white fat extracted from the nut of the African shea tree. It is widely used in many cosmetic products due to its moisturizing effects. Shea butter acts as an emollient. It is believed to be able to smooth and soften dry skin. Tis compound also contains substances that are beneficial for swollen skin. This might help to treat conditions linked to eczema (skin swelling). However, Shea Butter may cause some side effects to your skin.

Cocoa butter is a vegetable fat that can be found in a wide variety of cosmetic products Hint Water due to its antioxidant and moisturizing properties - Hint Water. In general, this ingredient is used to treat or prevent itchy rough, dry, scaly, skin and minor skin irritations (e.g., diaper rash, skin burns from radiation therapy). This substance is considered to be able to moisturize and soften the skin and decrease flaking and itching. Olive oil is another fatty substance that is also used mainly for moisturizing your skin.

Beeswax is an ingredient that is known Neo40 for its anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling properties - Neo40. It contains chemicals that contains acetic acid, along with vitamins B and C. In general, Beeswax is made from the honeycomb of the honeybee. Bees consume a lot of honey and fly 150,000 miles to create one pound of beeswax. The pollen oils are mixed into honeycomb wax turning the white wax into a brown or yellow color. Man-made variations of beeswax have been made to look like natural beeswax. This product has mild anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling effects. There is some evidence that it might be helpful; however, there is insufficient clinical evidence to prove any of these claims, according to WebMD.

Customer Reviews - Does It Have Any Side Effects?

The manufacturer of Crepe Erase does not mention any side effects associated with the use of this cream; however, this does not mean that the product is absolutely safe to use, look DDP Yoga. Let's take a look at potential adverse reactions of its separate ingredients. Cocoa Butter like most emollients can be used effectively without side effects but some users are at high risk of experiencing stinging, burning, redness, or skin irritation. If you notice any of these effects, tell your doctor and stop using the product immediately. Tell your doctor if any of the next serious side effects happen: signs of skin infection or unusual changes in the skin (like turning soft, white, soggy). In fact, none of the cream's ingredients are clinically proven to have any anti-aging benefits.

What are real users saying about their experience of using Crepe Erase? We have encountered a great number of customer reviews online but the majority of them are negative. Based on numerous HighYa reviews for the product, they give it an average rating of 1.5 stars, which is a very low rating for a product of this kind. Some of the most common complaints include failure to work as advertised, negative skin reactions, and difficulties with autoship programs. Many users are disappointed that the cream didn't work for them. For instance, one young woman was hopeful that Crepe Erase would help her to improve the condition of her skin but it did not. The woman confessed that the more she used it on her arms, the worse look they acquired. Besides, the product is too pricey. Here are some actual user reviews.

"I ordered the trial size of Crepe Erase and I did not like the product, so I did not order it again. It was a shock to receive another box in the mail. I called the company to clear up this question and was told that they canceled future shipments. Guess what? I continued getting shipments. When I contacted the company again, this time they told me that I signed up for a membership. I cancelled the enrolment again but I kept getting boxes. I returned all the boxes but did not get a refund. This is a scam!"

"Avoid ordering CrepeErase ever. They are doing low class business. When I ordered intro size products, they started to automatically send me their products and charge my credit card on a monthly basis. I didn't sign up their membership ever! I returned their products back to them and canceled membership, but I still didn't get a refund. I had to pay all the shipping fees to ship the products back. Doing business like this is sneaky!"

"There is nothing special about Crepe Erase. This is an ordinary moisturizer, nothing more. If it were not in my bathroom I would not even use it. Be careful with this company. Even if you click on "I don't want to be in the club," you still will be put in the club. Their product is too expensive, and you will have to pay for it forever. They don't even ask you what products you want; they just send them to you. Send them back and don't pay for them if it is possible, of course."

Where To Buy Crepe Erase?

If you still want to buy the product, you can do it on the official website only. Crepe Erase is available in two options. Introductory System costs $49.95 plus $5.99 shipping per month. It includes Intensive Body Repair Treatment and Exfoliating Body Polish. Maximum Results System is priced at $69.95 per month plus free shipping. It includes everything in the Introductory System, plus Restorative Facial Treatment, Refining Facial Scrub, and Ultra Hydrating Body Lotion. Each purchase comes with a free bottle of Advanced Firming Eye Serum. Crepe Erase order will also automatically enroll you in the autoship program, which means that you will continue receiving a supply every 30 days, and your credit card will be charged accordingly. The product comes with a 60-day refund policy. To cancel your autoship enrollment, contact the customer service by calling at (800) 770-1886.

My Final Summary

Considering many negative reports about the lack of effectiveness and evidence proving that any of Crepe Erase's ingredients can really provide any lasting anti-aging benefits, this product almost certainly will not have any firming or lifting effect. The product has too many red flags such as company's claims that it is "clinically proven" without backing it up, automatic autoship enrollment, and using dishonest tactics to sell their products. All this may signal that the product contains more hype than effective substance. It appears that, like other anti-aging products we have reviewed, Crepe Erase is another scam. If you are looking for effective skincare product to deal with your skin aging issues, you should search for another product that is scientifically proven to provide younger-looking and firmer skin. I would not recommend Crepe Erase to anyone.