Is Cindy Crawford's Meaningful Beauty Better than Reclaim?

Dr. Sebagh is a well known dermatologist who is a specialist to the stars and has helped develop Cindy Crawford's Meaningful Beauty line of skin care. Research has shown that collagen and anti-oxidants are the most beneficial nutrients possible for our skin, and this product line has been based on that with a key ingrendient extract from a rare French melon that is extremely rich in antioxidants. This rare melon gives the Meaningful Beauty skin care line its unique smell. This smell is extremely appealing according to consumer reviews. "Age maintenance" is the phrase that has been coined by the makers of Meaningful Beauty, and they claim that anitoxidants, lipids, collage, coenzymes, amd minerals will prevent new fine lines and wrinkles from appearing as well as make existing ones disappear. You can get a 30 day introductory offer of the Meaningful Beauty skin care line for $29.99 along with a money back guarantee, after that you can get three months of products for $110. This means that Meaningful Beauty is priced well for the normal user as well as being revolutionary.

The creams that come in this product line only have an SPF of 20, which is one downfall of this system. Some consumers felt that the smell was a little to strong and was overpowering to perfumes, although the scent is appealing to most. Using the full product line (the wash, scrubs, lotions, and creams) as it was meant to be used gave results to most consumers and worked to reduce redness and softening the skin. Since sun damage considerably reduces the elasticity of the skin's deeper layers, some dermatologists think that Meaningful Beauty's promises to alter the damages of the sun are not true. This product line is proven to be useful and effective based on consumer ratings where the line received ratings between 7 and 10 out of 10.

The product line Reclaim was made by Victoria Principal to go against Meaningful Beauty. Reclaim has an introductary offer of $19.95 for a 30 day supply, which is one reason that the line has become extremely popular. One way that Reclaim helps reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles is by using a patented moisture lock technology that promises that the product release moisture over a period of time, this is called the Principal Secret line. This technology makes the skin looks softer, smoother, and younger as well as more pliable due to the flow of moisture that takes place continuously by using Reclaim. The key to Reclaim's age reduction claims is the moisture that fights sun damage, frown, and brow lines. Exfoliants with a minimum SPF of 20 are also within the product line. Consumers are also happy that Reclaim guarantees their products and will give money back if dissatisfied, and they have wonderful offers that minimize the cost by $5-15 dollars a month during the first three months.

Overall, Reclaim has gotten positive feedback and reviews. During the first week of using the products, most users think their skin is softer, more elastic, and that the looks of fine lines are reduced. On the other hand, some consumers felt the products were overly greasy which left a film on the face which caused breakouts.

Basically, both product lines are good for the skin. One of the major problems is that the price increases dramatically after the first three months of usage, even though the first month is so reasonable. Most customers are unaware of the cost increases when they start using these products, unfortunately. Reclaim will probably work better for women who have dry skin since it kept moisture in mind during the production. The Meaningful Beauty skin care system will probably work better for women who have acne or red, overly dry skin since its ingredients are more abrasive which will help make acne disappear. Comparing both products at the same time might be the best way for customers to decide which one is best for them. To avoid getting charged, it is important to cancel one or both of the products in a timely manner-this is the biggest complaint by consumers.