Tripeptinon Review
Tripeptinon is billed as a facelift in a bottle and has had a considerable amount of coverage in the pages of glossy magazines as well as in newspapers and on TV. It used once per day, at night, and works when you are sleeping to boost levels of amino acids in your skin which smoothes it out, lessens wrinkles and helps deal with scarring and uneven skin tone as well. The product is unusual in that it comes in little capsules which you break open and smooth onto your skin, rather than a traditional cream or serum in a bottle or tube. The company claim that this is by far the best way to package products for use on the face as it avoids contamination of creams by fingers or applicator wands.
How does Tripeptinon Work?
Tripeptinon works on the connective tissues in the skin. Connective tissue is the parts of the body which hold skin together and give it support. The theory is that by boosting the connective tissue, the outer skin will see a knock on improvement. The main ingredients used in the products are Ceramide 2 to nourish the connective tissues, Uboquinone which is an antioxidant used to eliminate particles from the environment which damage the skin, and Amino-acid Ogliopeptides which help stimulate the production of the skin’s own collagen which helps make it softer, more supple and more youthful in appearance. The product is used daily and with that level of use, results are to be expected within 40 days.
There is however very little in the way of scientific proof or clinical trials to show that the product does what the company claims it does. The website gives comprehensive information about the amino acids including what they are and how they work, but it doesn’t appear that the cream itself has been put through any rigorous scientific tests. Having said that the majority of reviews both on the company’s website and elsewhere on the internet are positive and customers seem to like the product and the way it works on their skin. The website of the parent company, Amino Genesis, offers a risk free trial of the product so this is probably the way to go if you want to try it and see if it works for you.
Conclusion
The main drawbacks to the product are the lack of concrete evidence and the fact that many people find the capsules far harder to open and use than a cream or serum. It’s definitely worth getting Tripeptinon on a free trial, but don’t spend a lot of money outright as the product isn’t proven yet.
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