Vita Luminance – Can You Trust This Skin Care Cream?

Vita Luminance Review

Vita Luminance is a new skincare line that helps reduce the obvious effects of aging. With all-natural ingredients, it may become another essential piece of your daily regimen. Here’s our review.

What is Vita Luminance?

Vita Luminance has similar claims to other widely advertise skincare options for women with wrinkles. This program claims to reduce your wrinkles at a cellular level, instead of just smoothing out the skin with lotions. Much like other skincare promotions, Vita Luminance

— Has A Money-back And Satisfaction Guarantee,
— Has A 30-day Trial Period,
— Claims It Is Hollywood’s “Best Kept Secret,”
— Has A Limited Time Offer, And
— Promises To Reduce The Appearance Of Wrinkles, Fine Lines, And Sagging Skin

Vita Luminance has been featured on USA Today, Cosmo, Marie Claire, HSN, NBC, Lifetime, Bravo, and the New York Times, boasting high success rates in many areas of skincare and pictures of alleged “clients” that have had a great amount of success with the program. The creators of the regimen claim that the users of the program will experience an 84% decrease in wrinkles and fine lines, 95% visibly tighter skin, and a 73% decrease in the appearance of dark circles.

Like most anti-aging skincare products, Vita Luminance also promises to make the consumer look 10 years younger. Along with the natural effects of aging, the formula is also designed to target skin issues that arise from emotional stress.

While the website listing for Vita Luminance shows no type of actual evidence to back up the claims, the creators are careful to indicate that the product’s claims are not currently backed up by the FDA either. It’s unclear if the makers are working to approve it, or if they are going to continue to sell the product without approval.

How Does Vita Luminance Work?

According to the main website for Vita Luminance, the treatment worked on a “cellular level.” Vita Luminance’s website seems to state that the deep-penetrating hydration is responsible for the elimination of wrinkles. The skincare system also helps retain water in the skin with “Biofil Hydrospheres” that expand and plump the skin. The skincare solution seems to focus on the ability to eliminate wrinkles without have to have skin injections.

Vita Luminance states that results usually are noticeable in 8 weeks. However, some people can experience poor reactions to changing to another skincare product, as your skin learns to adjust to the difference in chemicals.

The website claims that the product is backed by 9 out of 10 dermatologists, in spite of the lack of FDA approval. While the website also links to clinical studies, the studies are about skin and the way it ages, not about the way the product works in the first place.

How Do I Use Vita Luminance?

Using Vita Luminance is fairly similar to keeping up with any other healthy skincare regimen.

1. Wash your face with a mild cleanser, then pat dry.

2. Apply the formula to the face and neck.

3. Enjoy the results.

Essentially, using the Vita Luminance formula is no different than applying your regular nighttime or daytime lotion after washing your face.

Introducing RegeneLift to Your Skin Care

The makers of Vita Luminance also have invested time in producing RegeneLift. RegeneLift’s website looks very similar to the Vita Luminance website, and it even boasts the same claims to provide an 84% decrease in wrinkles and fine lines, 95% visibly tighter skin, and a 73% decrease in the appearance of dark circles. It also even gives the same directions for usage, since it is also a lotion.

Unlike Vita Luminance, the approval rating among dermatologists is only 8 out of 10, rather than the 9 out of 10 that recommence Vita Luminance. It does not have FDA approval either, but the website for RegeneLift does not specifically state the science behind the claims, and it does not include any additional information about the company.

Vita Luminance and RegeneLift Pricing

Right now, both products are only available to purchase in Canada. If you live anywhere else, you must consult with your country’s laws regarding importation of this type of product.

Vita Luminance

Once you input your information, you find out the real pricing. First of all, you receive a 30-day supply, but the free trial only lasts 14 days. You can cancel at any time during the trial. The shipping originally costs $9.95, but you receive a $5.00 discount. Shipping insurance is also billed, which is $1.99.

The part that the company doesn’t advertise in bold print is what happens after the trial. If you don’t end the trial within the 14 days, your saved credit card will be charged $97.81 for keeping the product. Your card will continue to be charged on a recurring monthly basis, charging you $97.81 each month until you cancel.

RegeneLift

Pricing for RegeneLift is fairly similar, with the same trial period, the same shipping cost and discount, and the same shipping insurance.

The company, again, conceals the real charges after the trial. For RegeneLift, you are subject to a charge of $92.53, which also occurs on a monthly basis. The only way to eliminate these charges is to cancel the program and return the product within 14 days of the initial trial.

Who Makes Vita Luminance and RegeneLift?

Vita Luminance and RegeneLift are both made by the same manufacturer, but little can be found about the producers. To contact the makers, you can contact the company via email at support@vitaluminance.com, or via telephone at 1-800-878-9702, which is accessible every day of the week. To speak with a representative about RegeneLift, you can call 1-800-874-9486 within the same hours.

RegeneLift also shows an address to return your products, if they do not perform how you want. The address is:

Fulfillment Center
c/o RegeneLift Returns
PO Box 500
Toronto, ON M3J 0J8

Recommendation

Essentially, there doesn’t seem to be a definable difference between RegeneLift, Vita Luminance, and the many other skincare products that make big claims to reduce your wrinkles on your face and neck. However, the trial itself is free for the first 30 days, so trying out the lotion will not lose you money, only time.

Make sure to give your skin time to acclimate to the new product, since initial results may cause you to break out or have irritated skin during this adjustment period. Luckily, many consumers report no negative results.

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