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Active Life Anti Age

When it comes to fighting signs of aging, we have come across a lot of different types of skin care treatments applied directly to your skin. Although we believe that this is the best way to beat wrinkles, also coming out are dietary supplements that claim to do the same thing. Active Life Anti Age is one of those products and here we will see if they can really stand up to their claims.

Active Life Anti Age describes itself to be able to “improve and normalize skin cells, so that they are rejuvenated and strengthened”. They also say it will strengthen and make it flexible like it used to be using their key ingredient Pycnogenol.

Pycnogenol is a “pure extract from the bark of the Mediterranean pine” containing “approximately 40 biologically active components.” Although it’s patented and has various herbal extract components that are said to make up “the strongest antioxidant known for effectively neutralizing free radicals”, no studies or explanations are shown of how they do this. Yet, Pycnogenol has been extensively researched and results show that it may help treat menopausal symptoms like headaches, vaginal dryness, and fatigue, even a younger woman suffering from endometriosis may feel better. Pycnogenol is still being checked if it can decrease other health problems like edema and diabetic microangiopathy. Of all these, there’s no proof showing that it specifically treats wrinkles like this company says, but the antioxidants in Pycnogenol may be able to aid in preventing sun and other environmental damage on the skin.

As we said, we believe these companies should provide customers with scientific research, online buying options, testimonials, and basically evidence that what they’re claiming is true. Active Life Anti Age manufacturers aren’t convincing us apparently that this dietary supplement will work better than topical application creams. So if you’re looking to fight those wrinkles, we still think that products as listed through the popular search results, are more worth a try. But Active Life Anti Age may benefit your health overall.  You could probably be interested in the alternatives  

Active Life alternatives are listed in the popular search results. Visit our website AntiAgings.org.uk soon again. From fall on, I am publishing new articles on recent development on anti aging research and skin care products. A new website section dedicated to reviews on "Face Care" will launch in a few weeks.
 

Tip : try to search for giveaways & samples of skin care creams. Many organic make up samples available.