Does the featured complex of this antiaging cream make it unique?

starchild

The product is called Restorsea (http://www.restorsea.com/Restorsea-Rejuvenating-Day-Cream/dp/B008OIUXQG?utm_source=affiliate129905&utm_medium=affiliatef&source=webgains&siteid=129905#.URSyTvI0-So) here's what it says about the featured complex "VibranseaTM, our proprietary patent-pending complex fueled by a natural enzyme released during the baby salmon hatching process." Thanks for being one of the few blogs which totes critical thinking, I appreciate it.

Right Brain

I took a quick look at this but it will be a few weeks before I can post something to the blog. The bottom line appears to be that the active ingredient (which is based on salmon eggs) does have properties similar to AHAs or retinol. It has to be used at 1% to get the effect and I can't tell if the Restorsea product contains that much or not.

Also, while the ingredient works like an AHA/retinol I don't see any data to show that it works BETTER than those ingredients. So I don't know any reason to spend more on this product ($150/1.7 ounces) when you can get an AHA/Retinol product for much less.

starchild

Vegans will not be happy... (with this product)

rozy

Here is another product that also uses this Salmon crap: http://www.sephora.com/blue-plasma-P377324

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