Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Stages of Beauty Radiance Treatment Cream

When you open a box and it's filled with lovely tins and two lovely paper butterflies, you get the feeling you've been sent something special. While I'd like to admit that this review is unbiased by the butterflies, I have to give Stages of Beauty full points for presentation. What following is a review of their Radiance Treatment Cream for Complete Anti-Aging Care, designed for women in their 20s.


Pros:
  • Non-greasy
  • Light, pleasant scent
  • A little goes a long way
  • Lovely packaging
  • Avoids harsh chemicals
  • Formulated for sensitive skin
  • Easily absorbed
Cons:
  • Luxury price
Summary:
Stages of Beauty's Radiance Treatment Cream is designed to help prevent the signs of aging, repairing and protecting skin against the elements. I love how it is fragrance-free and not tested on animals. The performance was good as well, but I suspect many of the anti-aging benefits become more evident with long-term use.

While it definitely feels like a top-of-the-line product, the price point may put some off of this line. Also, I found it frustrating that I couldn't find the ingredients list anywhere — not on their website or elsewhere. This particular product contains gluconolactone, which fortunately has been confirmed as corn-derived (vegan version). Also, the tocopherol has been confirmed as gluten-free. If you're looking to treat yourself or a beauty-loving friend, this is definitely a nice moisturizer.

Ingredients list (Rates about a 3 on EWG's Skin Deep):
Water; Isododecane; glycerin; hydrogenated polydecene; butylene glycol; cyclopentasiloxane; sodium polyacrylate, leuconostoc / radish root ferment filtrate; populus tremuloides bark extract; lonicera japonica flower extract, lonicera caprifolium flower extract; malus domestica fruit cell culture, vitex agnus castus extract, c20-40 pareth-10; trideceth-6; bis-behenyl / isostearyl / phytosteryl dimer dilinoleyl dimer dilinoleate; hydroxyethyl behenamidopropyl dimonium chloride; resveratrol; aster maritima extract; tripolium extract; polysorbate 80; dimethiconol, ethylene / acrylic acid copolymer; hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid; tocopherol; hydrolyzed vegetable protein; ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate; vegetable oil; synthetic wax; silica; proline; lecithin; alcohol; adenosine triphosphate; acetyl tyrosine; xantham gum; ethylhexylglycerin; cyclodextrin; polyquaternium-67; phospholipids; disodium EDTA; gluconolactone; phenoxyethanol; caprylyl glycol

Product Ratings (out of 5)

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