It seems like there are always a few warnings circulating around the Internet for any product you might be thinking of buying. LifeCell cream is no exception. Because it’s becoming extremely popular among women and men who want to get rid of wrinkles and other signs of aging, it gets a lot of attention – both positive and negative. So, is there a potential LifeCell cream scam you need to be concerned with?
Do REAL Customers Think It’s A Scam?
First of all, it’s important to understand why such claims come about in the first place. One source of feedback on a product is comments and reviews from real customers.
The LifeCell skin cream website offers plenty of testimonials from satisfied customers. These are all real and the happy customers have given their permission for their comments to be used because they believe in the product so much. However, you won’t find any negative reviews on most company websites – Life Cell cream included. And, that only makes sense because they want to gain as many new customers as possible – every business feels the same way.
But, if you search long enough on the Internet you will find some negative LifeCell reviews. Many websites offer a comment area where visitors can add their own experiences for the benefit of others. In fact, we recently added a similar Has Anyone Tried LifeCell Cream feature to this website. Be sure to stop by and leave your comments if you’ve had a chance to try LifeCell for yourself – we’d love to hear what you think.
Here’s What I Think About The LifeCell “Scam” Rumors
Here’s my take on it… LifeCell cream works wonders for the majority of people who try it. The raving reviews outnumber the negative ones by far. And, I don’t know of ANY product that can say they have no complaints at all. Unfortunately, there are some people who will complain about anything – they simply enjoy it.
But, there is a legitimate group of people who won’t see the results they’re after with LifeCell. It happens – there is no single skin care product that works for everyone. Fortunately, LifeCell cream DOES work for most people who try it and it works better than they ever imagined it would.
When you combine all of this with LifeCell’s rock-solid guarantee (try it Risk-FREE for 30 days and a 120-day refund policy) it’s tough to find fault with the product. And you know what? I’ve never seen anyone complain about the refund policy. There are real people behind LifeCell and they stand behind their generous guarantee.
If you’re looking for a LifeCell cream scam, you’re not going to find one. Instead, you’ll find a quality anti aging skin treatment that does what it says on the label – ALL of it!
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January 20th, 2009 at 1:51 pm
Hi, I was skeptical at first but after a friend of mine asked me what I was doing because my skin looked so good, I continued to use LifeCell. She said my pores look smaller. She asked me again what the name of the product that I was using so she could order it herself.
January 23rd, 2009 at 6:37 pm
I received my first tube of LifeCell in last Thursday’s mail. Since I was meeting a dear friend for coffee, I decided to wash my face, use the LifeCell and reapply my make-up. The first words out of her mouth were, “What did you do, get some kind of a face peel or something?” I knew I had made a good purchase!
January 24th, 2009 at 12:16 pm
Helen – I’m so glad you’re enjoying your LifeCell cream. It’s so much fun when others notice the improvements and it helps us know the product is actually doing what it’s supposed to and we made the right decision to try it.
Charron – I think that first time you apply LifeCell is the best part. You can immediately see the difference and because your friend saw it too you can be sure the change is real.
When I first tried it, I applied it to half of my face so I could compare to the other side. The difference was incredible. In fact, I couldn’t get it on the other side fast enough!
March 21st, 2010 at 9:13 pm
I’ve been using LIfecell for a month now and I have to agree, it does everything it says. My age spots are much lighter, my skin is smooth and I love the fact it is a face primer for makeup. My makeup now looks as if it is airbrushed. Could not be happier with this product. I will use this product for life! Aging isn’t something we like to see but with this product, it doesn’t look so bad!
October 30th, 2010 at 7:39 pm
I hope this isn’t a scam
October 30th, 2010 at 8:07 pm
Hi bigcatcountry,
I can assure you it is not a scam… I have been using this product for the last 2 years and still like it as much as when I first got it. I can’t say that about ANY other skin care product I’ve tried.
December 20th, 2010 at 7:18 am
My only question is I seem to finish the product too soon. It comes every three months but I seem to finish it within a month and a half. Am I using too much? I did not think I was.
February 12th, 2011 at 11:54 pm
I have rosacea–mild–and can only use Life Cell maybe once or so a week–anyone else using this with rosacea and what have you noticed? Thanks.
May 22nd, 2011 at 3:33 pm
Like Nicole above I too would love to see a real demonstration of How to Apply Lifecell. I am on my trial and feel I need to use a lot more than suggested, probably too much. Is there a practical demo out there. Thanks for any advice. Liz
May 23rd, 2011 at 4:14 pm
Everyone will be a bit different in regards to how much LifeCell they use – it depends on the condition of your skin. Those with extremely dry skin will tend to use more.
For me, a tube lasts at least 2 months, usually a bit longer.
There are some directions included with each tube as to how it should be applied. I believe it suggests using a dime-sized amount, warming it between your fingers before applying, and then using small circular motions when applying to your skin.
I focus on problem areas and apply more there. I also use upward strokes to help firm the skin. I actually squeeze a smaller amount of the product at a time, maybe 2 or 3 times during an application to make the total “dime sized” amount. First I apply around the eyes and forehead. Then I do the rest of my face using the upward strokes. Then I go back and do the upper lip area to get a nice pout from the plumping effect.
On average the product should be enough for 2 months, but for some it may be 30 days and for others it may be 90 days… it just depends on your skin.
August 17th, 2011 at 4:56 am
Hello,
This is for Gina Schultz. I also have rosacea and as much as I loved using LifeCell I had to stop because my face became very red after use.
I would like to know what ingredient in face creams helps trigger this . I sincerely wish that there could be a LifeCell cream designed just for Rosacea sufferers because it is a wonderful product.
September 2nd, 2011 at 12:08 am
I just ordered my 30 day trial size Life Cell. And I was just wondering if maybe it would last
longer if I applied it to slightly damp skin to hold in moisture and also to make it last longer. That way you wouldn’t use so much.
September 16th, 2011 at 8:36 pm
I have been using LifeCell for about 2 weeks and it is making my skin look terrific. I let my mom use some of the product and her skin after using this product for 3 or 4 days looked completely refreshed as if she had gone and had a facial, she is in her late 60’s. I have tried many products some inexpensive and other more expensive than LifeCell, I have never had such positive results in so little time. I would highly recommend this product, I know that it is expensive. I am willing to pay this amount for a highly effective product and not waste one more penny on skin care that simply does not work, thank you.
October 29th, 2011 at 7:20 pm
Hi, I’m only 27 but I do notice very very minimal lines around my eyes& forehead. Is this product right for me? I don’t have many winkles but I want to start using something now to prevent them from coming later.
October 29th, 2011 at 7:41 pm
Veronica,
If your lines are minimal, I think you’ll be really happy with the results when you use LifeCell. It’s instant pluming action might make them disappear right away (at least for several hours).
That’s what LifeCell does, it reduces the signs of aging right away, and then works long-term to fight the deeper, harder to treat signs.
And, the LifeCell guarantee makes it an easy decision to give it a try
October 30th, 2011 at 9:26 am
I am looking at buying lifecell but still have some questions.
I am wondering if you still use a toner on the skin before applying lifecell.
Is life cell a serum and cream all in one, or do you still need to use a serum underneath.
Is this product an all in one serum/cream for face, neck and eye treatment meaning that you do not have to use any other products.
Would there still be a need to do a face mask monthly??
Sorry about all the questions but need to know before making an investment…
October 30th, 2011 at 5:41 pm
Hi Tanya,
All very good questions…
Personally I don’t use a toner, haven’t since my teenage years. There’s no reason you can’t use one with LifeCell, but you certainly don’t need to.
LifeCell is a concentrated cream, not a serum. It works on all facial areas as an all-in-one solution – face, neck and eye area. There is no need to use other products with the exception of a good facial cleanser.
Facial masks are certainly something you can still do if you like and feel they will help you, not required though.
The only thing besides a good cleanser that some would want to have is an exfoliating product or treatment to remove dead skin cells every now and then. A gentle facial scrub or something similar would work well.