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Icona Glow – The Overview
Icona Glow is an anti-wrinkle cream which is marketed and sold through the official website. It does not appear to be available in retail stores, so the consumer must rely solely on the information provided online. While the website for Icona Glow is reasonably professional in appearance and tone, in-depth details about the product are quite limited as are facts regarding the manufacturer. Basic contact details for their customer service department are provided but nothing is known about the manufacturing process and the website doesn’t provide an FAQ section. Additionally, while there are some customer success stories shown on the product website, clinical data is not cited, so there is no way of knowing exactly how well the product performs. The list of ingredients used in the formula is disclosed but individual amounts are not.
Consumers can order a free trial of the product but doing so will enroll them in an auto-shipping program; unless they cancel promptly, they’ll receive and be billed for Icona Glow every month for $99.97 which is very expensive for products of this type. There is a 30 day money back guarantee for unopened products.
Ingredients Contained in The Product
Retinol, Rosemary and Xanthan gum
Icona Glow – Product Description
According to the manufacturer, Icona Glow is rich in antioxidants, which act as anti-aging agents in the body. The key active ingredients used in the formula are listed on the product page which include Balm mint, Phytoceramides and Oligopeptide. It does contain some popular key active ingredients, but their concentrated amounts are not shown so the actual potency of the formula cannot be assessed. The cream should be applied to warm and damp skin. Use a pinky-sized amount of Icona Glow and apply it anywhere you’d like to see results. Rub the cream into the skin until it is completely absorbed. Use the cream twice a day, once in the morning and once at night. After 30 days of use, you’ll see an incredible difference in skin looks and quality according to the manufacturer.
Good about Icona Glow
- Icona Glow key active ingredients are listed
- The official website is professional and user-friendly
- Usage instructions are provided
Bad about Icona Glow
- Icona Glow is expensive
- There is no FAQ section
- Statements aren’t backed by clinical data
- Individual ingredient amounts are not listed
- The free trial is linked to an auto-ship program
Icona Glow – The Bottom Line
Judging from the ingredients that are contained in Icona Glow, it may have some effect on reducing major signs of aging when used on a regular basis as directed. However, most consumers would want to see more information not only regarding each ingredient, such as their specific benefits etc., but for the manufacturer too. While having an official web presence is good, it would be even better if the manufacturer expanded on it, offering further details about themselves and any clinical testing performed on the product. Customer success stories are always useful, but they shouldn’t be relied upon as a clear indication of how a product works as everyone’s skin care needs are different.
It should be kept in mind that the money back guarantee is conditional. In addition, consumers should also be wary of any free trials that are linked to an auto-ship program as these are sometimes hard to cancel and end up being very costly. Being in the expensive range for this type of anti-wrinkle product suggests that it is of a reasonably good quality although that cannot be confirmed due to the absence of clinical testing results. As with most anti-aging creams or serums, its full effects may only be known after using it consistently for at least a month or two.