By Carol DempsonJune 19, 2013
Freezox
Said to be the most “controversial wrinkle reducing phenomenon” ever to hit the market, Freezox is generating more hype about its potentially powerful wrinkle-reducing effects every year.
Freezox supposedly offers “nothing but the BEST wrinkle reducing compounds” in its clinically proven formula and it’s priced like it.
Despite the so-called controversy, we’ve found that Freezox contains 100% legal, non-prescription ingredients specifically chosen to give you more youthful skin in a safe and powerful way.
But even the name sounds like some advanced cryogenic treatment that is supposed to somehow freeze away wrinkles or at least keep your face frozen in time so you don’t develop any additional wrinkles. It doesn’t work that way but as you probably know, even the name is part of the marketing with a lot of these wrinkle creams.
What’s most importan it whether or not it’s worth the high sales price? I’m not so sure but I wanted to give this a try and find out. Let’s sort through the facts to see whether Freezox lives up to the over-the-top advertising.
Click here to learn more about Freezox on the official site
What’s In Freezox?
Hyaluronic Acid. A prevalent ingredient in skincare products, Hyaluronic Acid acts as a powerful moisturizer. It attracts and binds to water to rejuvenate skin cells.
Acetyl Octapeptide-3. More commonly known as Snap-8, this popular peptide works similarly to the famous Argireline, destabilizing proteins responsible for muscle contractions.
Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5. The scientific name for Matrixyl, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5 is a unique fatty acid combined with amino acids. It suppresses the body’s interleukins production (chemicals that trigger inflammation). By restoring cytokine equilibrium to your skin, this peptide creates the optimum environment for healing and repair.
Silk Protein Peptides. Produced by Silkworms, these water-soluble proteins are easily absorbed into the skin to lock in and retain moisture. This results in a smooth, silky feel to your skin.
MSM. This bioavailable form of sulfur is a proven disinfectant that can reduce inflammation and promote overall skin healing.
Jojoba Oil. Unlike water-based moisturizers, Jojoba oil does not evaporate quickly, so you can have the protective layer of moisture without having to reapply throughout the day. Interestingly enough, jojoba oil is strikingly similar to the skin’s natural oils. It balances oil production and optimizes skin health.
Vegetable Glycerin. This emollient softens and soothes dry skin, assisting the outer epidermis by retaining moisture and lengthening skin cell life.
DMAE. Often given the name “Facelift in a Bottle,” DMAE is a naturally produced chemical that tightens and firms the skin by stabilizing membranes. While it can’t fully reverse facial sag, it may slow its progression.
Germall Plus. When compared to the other clinically proven ingredients, Germall Plus is a little on the sketchy side. It’s a preservative commonly found in skincare products, but high dosages are linked to cancer, neurotoxicity, and skin irritation.
Xantham. Another preservative, Xantham Gum is a sugar-like compound that is used to thicken and stabilize the cream.
Frankincense. This resin contains various substances that may decrease inflammation. Additional research needs to be conducted on its full topical effects.
Sandalwood. There are various types that affect the body differently. Red Sandalwood, for example, is a natural diuretic, while white sandalwood is a natural fragrance. The manufacturers fail to specify which ingredient is used (though I assume the latter.)
That’s quite an impressive ingredient list!
While proprietary blends such as these typically send up red flags, I have to admit, Freezox has a lot to offer when it comes to restoring and repairing damaged skin.
What if You Have Sensitive Skin?
The skin around your eyes is particularly delicate and vulnerable to damage. Consequently, Freezox does not contain any harmful fragrances, chemicals, or artificial colors that could irritate your skin.
From consumer reviews I’ve read, Freezox doesn’t cause negative side effects – unless you’re allergic to the ingredients.
To avoid an allergic reaction, apply Freezox to the back of your hand. If after 24-48 hours no additional irritation occurs, you can apply Freezox to your face and other trouble areas.
Manufacturers warn, however, that you should not use Freezox more than 3 times in a 24 hour period. It should not be used by anyone under the age of 18.
Helpful Tip: Shake the bottle well before using.
Product Pricing and Return Policies
The biggest downside is the price. Although it’s available for less than Botox and other cosmetic surgeries, it’s still fairly expensive for the average consumer.
The suggested retail price is $570 per bottle, though you can buy it for a reduced rate if you go through FreezoxCosmetic.com.
Currently, Freezox sells for the following prices:
• 1 Bottle: $197.55
• 2 Bottles: $377.55
• 3 bottles: $537.55
While you save a great deal when you buy in bulk, I’m still not entirely convinced that this eye cream is worth the high price.
Even if you order from the manufacturers, you do not have the financial cushion that a money-back guarantee can provide. According to FreezoxCosmetic.com, “Due to the drastic discount all sales are final and [there] are No Refunds.”
On the other hand, after doing a bit of shopping around, I was able to find Freezox at BuyBestWrinkleCreams.com for only $189.99 a bottle. Here it’s backed with a 90-day guarantee. This site might be worth looking into if you’re still interested.
If you have any problems with your order or have further questions about Freezox, try calling customer support at 1-888-831-4716 or send an email to Sales@FreezoxCosmetic.com.
Live Chat Support is available at FrezoxCosmetic.com.
Final Thoughts
Freezox has potential to soften skin and smooth wrinkles. There is plenty of evidence to suggest that Freezox can improve your skin’s health.
If you have the extra money to burn and don’t mind the risk of finding a dud, then by all means, give Freezox a try and let us know what you think.
On the other hand, you might want to keep in mind that there are more affordable anti-aging creams in our top-ten lineup, so be sure to check out our reviews on those products before whipping out your credit card.
