LifeCell Review
Hi,
I’ve spent the last 10 hours reviewing anti-wrinkle creams, and I’m glad I ran into your blog. It’s very challenging discerning what is legitimate information on the various products from marketing noise. Lifecell consistently comes up as one of the top rated anti-wrinkle products, but I’ve noticed that most people who are giving the product rave reviews are actually in the affiliate program for South Beach Skincare, the company that makes Lifecell (in other words, they are getting commissions when people buy Lifecell via clicking through their site). The link to the affiliate program is http://www.lifecellskin.com/affiliates/affsignup.php
Jen, are you in the affiliate program? Asked another way, are you getting commissions if people order Lifecell by visiting any links on your site and ordering the product? Either way, this is helpful forum.
I really want to believe all of the hype surrounding this product because I have deep smile lines for my age that I’d love to get rid of (or at least soften). Lifecell seems to be a potential solution, but I keep running into a bunch of red flags. I would love to have help researching these or help reconciling the red flags. Some of the red flags in no particular order are:
1. The inherent bias in many sites suggesting that they are giving independent reviews when they are actually in the company’s affiliate program and receive commissions for sales made through their site. Some disclaim this, some don’t
2. On the affiliate program application page, the offer is made by “Amit Suneja.” If you google him, you will find sites like “ferociousmarketingtiger” and “36milliondollarsecret” that basically say that this guy is a genius marketer and can outmarket virtually anyone (and for a fee, he’ll teach you how to do it!). This begs the question of whether Lifecell is a byproduct of a very slick marketer and marketing engine as opposed to well grounded science and efficacy.
3. Dr. Raj Bhayani, the doctor who opens with a powerful testimony on Lifecell, is pretty tough to find. Admittedely, there are a few “articles” that he wrote out there, but they are pretty weak at best. On certain sites, it lists this guy as a “Chief Resident, Oto-Head & Neck Surgery,” “Columbia University College of Physcians & Surgeons,” etc. I visited http://www.columbia.edu and searched for this doctor on the school directory and couldn’t find him. Next, I visited the web page for Columbia’s College of Physicians & Surgeons and there was no listing for him there. Next, what I find alarming is that on lifecell’s main homepage, they took down all of Dr. Bhayani’s credentials, as I guess they’ve been questioned by people in the past.
4. The date on the Ray Bhayani testimonial always stays current. As of this writing, the testimonial is as of “February 22, 2008.” I find this a little misleading as the letter obviously wasn’t written today but at an earlier date. I understand that this is done for marketing purposes to make everything seem current, but it’s misleading and calls the testimonial’s credibility into question.
5. The 200% money back guarantee only applies when you order 4 months of Lifecell in advance. You will get 200% of your initial purchase price of $189 back, but you will actually be on the hook for all four months…so you’d actually be out of pocket $378 ($189 x 2). Arguably, this is misleading marketing…
In fairness to Lifecell, the affiliate program issue seems to exist for a bunch of other “highly rated” products, but Lifecell’s website has very slick marketing, regardless of whether or not the product does everything it claims to do.
You would think that with everything I’ve written so far, that I won’t be trying the product. I’m actually very intellectually curious to see if this product does what it claims to do, or whether it’s another well marketed product that does nothing. I’m sure you can sense which side of the fence this product will come out on, but I will report back with my findings honestly.
Rodney, I will use the product on one side of my face to see if the product makes any difference and to better track any progress. You’ve now been using the product for over one month. What is your verdict?
Thanks
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Heck, was I wrong. This product works like no other. I barely
have any lines on my forehead… and my crow’s feet all
but seem to have dissapeared. Every word said about this product on
their website is true. I think these guys have too much information
on their website. They could be world-famous if they signed up a
celebrity to brag about their product. But that’s another
story… Take my word… get the product while it is
available. Love, Lynne
Yes, you can get a sample from the company. It’s not my
product so I can’t just send it to you (I only have what I
ordered from them).
I am not terribly wrinkly, I am in my early 30s. I have
caucasian mixed with asian skin.
How do I go about trying this product? I have only just picked
up this info..I am UK..
Again, as stated previously, my jury is still out. I probably
have 2-3 weeks left in the tube. I will continue until the product
is completely gone, and then I’ll come back with a final
assessment.
Hi Mary, yes i have tried Athena and i am sad to say that this
products was rubbish, it was tricky to put on, left residue and the
effects lasted until you moved your face, please do not waste your
money. I have been using life cell now for over a month, i still
have brown spots on my face, even fine lines that even botox can
not shift my skin gets very greasy throughout the day but, i have
noticed my mouth lines improve and my acne seems to of gone as well
as my appearance on my face looks better. The cream certainly did
not do what the site bragged about but it has made my skin look
better, even the children have noticed. i also use Olay
Microdermabrasion and skin peel kit which helps, i use this once a
week. I will purchase another tube of lifecell purely because it is
the only cream so far that has shown improvement. I have used most
brands which have done nothing. I have heard revitol is good, but
to be honest, i feel ok with lifecell so far. If you really want to
find out if this product works, you need to try it out yourselves,
we all react differently to creams, but what ever you do, please
tell us your results.
Hi, I’ve been reading what everyone has said and told
myself I’d post once I’ve used it for at least a month
(I’ve got half a tube left). Here goes:
When it comes down to it, I have seen LifeCell work more often,
and better, than any other product I’ve seen. This is further
evidenced by all the comments I get from people saying “I
tried XYZ product and it didn’t work at all, but LifeCell
did.”
i have a few questions about lifecell. i’ve looked at the
webpage, which is a bit long. are the ingredients they list and
discuss the only ingredients in the treatment, or are there other
ingredients? if so, what are they? are the ingredients natural?
also, is there any spf in it? and it is non-comedogenic?
I feel guilty but I sent them a nasty email (really nasty
email)… saying I don’t believe their product
works… but I’m going to try it just to prove it to
myself.
I’m 25 and was wondering if LifeCell was created for
middle-aged to older people or if its safe and practical for
younger people who also want soft, bright skin as well as eliminate
wrinkles and dark under eye circles?
I ordered my second tube of LifeCell recently but have not had
the need to use it yet because I am still on my first tube.
In the end, I don’t know if LifeCell works, but I need to
be honest: it appears to be yet another marketing-hype, cashing in
on those of us who truly just want some help with bad genetics.
I’m appreciative of some of the comments from other posters
who, like me, looked into claims first vs. hoping that those who
promise to provide results are going to hold true to their
word.
I would like to know the answer to lip wrinkles as
well….and discoloration on the upper lip from hormonal
changes
I have been doing research on the website to find the best
anti-aging skin care product for me. I have very dry skin and am
concerned about the abrasiveness of Lifecell. does anyone have any
feedback as to whether it is safe to use around the eye area.
can i have a free sample please ,my Addres is 51 EYEBRIGH SQ
hallam 3803 vic
The area which I do not see enough improvement would be on those
laugh lines you are asking about Bahman. I see little improvement
with those. The creases still remain.
Me like a freedom and no ultimatums. HA HA HA!
@Tegan
While I can’t say for sure, I have had people tell me that
washing properly before using LifeCell actually helped clear up
their acne.
It kind of surprised me to be honest with you, but that’s
what people have told me.
Actually, there is no problem at all. I have stated quite
clearly (in previous postings) that I have not yet made up my mind
about Lifecell. There are times when I think I see results, and
there are times when I don’t.
I’m not quite as pretty as the woman in that
picture…just wishful picturing…
i was wondering if anyone had tried Euoko. i have been
recommended this product and would like to have some feedback
before using as it does cost a lot.
The current price is $189 for a 2 month supply. I don’t
know how long it will be that price, in the past they’ve
charged $215 for it.
Also how new is this product? I can not find many reviews about
it
halloo. i just want to now im 26 can i start to use lifecell
now,,,
It’s not only me. LifeCell recently got voted the #1 cream
online on AOL’s search engine. Here is what they EXACTLY
said, “Lifecell Skin Care received the highest ratings for
its effectiveness and reliability.”
Is the “free” 30 day supply sample, really free? Or,
are you in fact paying for it at the end of the 30 days, if you
decide you like it? I couldn’t tell whether you were paying
for what you already had, or whether your card was charged for the
next supply….
Anyway, I am not giving up on this product yet. Based on many
reviews I have read, the third week is when dramatic changes tend
to occur. So, I will report back after the third week has
passed.
What a fab site Jen. You have alot of integrity.
I want to know if anyone has tried ’serum XL’ from
bioque. all the celebs are supposed to use it.
also, im from australia, am i allowed to be on the VIP list if
im an international?
tegan
YOU TOLD ME I COULD TRY THIS FOR 30 DAYS BRFORE YOU CHARGED MY
ACCOUNT. I HAD TO CALL TWICE TO GET YOU TO SEND IT. I JUST SAW
WHERE YOU HAVE ALREADY CHARGED ME FOR IT. WHAT’S THE DEAL
WITH YOU GUYS? I FEEL LIKE YOU LIED ABOUT WAITING TO CHARGE ME FOR
THIS PRODUCT. IT MAY NOT BE WHAT I WANT. PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THAT
YOU DO NOT WAIT TO 30 DAYS BEFORE CHARGE THEIR CARD. very
dissapointed in you
I’m glad to hear that it has worked for some, but I think
I can find something else that works just as well, that is less
money, and is more reputable.
I love the lifecell but would like to have the automatic debit
cancelled. I can not find a phone number. Could you please do
this.
I will order as needed.
janet
Thank you for your comment
I was thinking of purchasing this product it seems to good to be
true.
I just tried Youtholgy Product & it doesn’t work either
scam & waste of money.
Looks like there are two of us Helen’s. I am not going to
tell anyone in my family about this new cream. If they can see a
difference without expecting one, then I will know that it
wowrks.
@Nan – The standard the company says for one tube of
LifeCell is 40 days. However, I know people for whom it lasts 60
days. It just depends on how much you use it and how much of it you
use.
Sorry I can’t give you a better answer…it totally
depends on your skin.
I have tried a few other recently and would like to hear from
you if you wish to email me at .
It says CLEARLY – if you can read English – that if
you used your debit card then they still won’t charge you for
30 days but your credit card company may show it as a
“pending transaction” for at least 30 days. This is
what you are refering to.
My thing is the sagging cheek skin that causes the parentheses (
) on each side of my mouth. What results can I expect from Lifecell
with this problem?
I have to say, I am skeptical, but I am willing to try it. Yes,
expensive, but if it works, it will be worth it.
As for your comment: “This is the same guy David
researched and found that ‘this guy is a genius marketer and
can outmarket virtually anyone’.” Actually, what David
wrote was: “If you google him, you will find [web]
sites… that basically say that this guy is a genius marketer
and can outmarket virtually anyone (and for a fee, he’ll
teach you how to do it!).” Just because these sites may
“basically say he is a genius marketer” does not
necessarily mean that he is. (I guess I have done enough research
by now to know better than taking for truth anything and everything
I see in print.)