Laneige

Within the Laneige skincare line is the Laneige Future Age product line. One of the products in this line, the Future Age Essence Cream, is specifically advertised to correct and prevent current and future wrinkles. Unfortunately, the company does not currently post the complete list of ingredients for this formula.

There are many consumers who will not purchase a product unless they can first review the complete ingredient list, especially those people with sensitive skin that must avoid any potential irritants and allergens.

Without a complete ingredient list to review there is no way to verify that these anti-aging products will deliver their promised benefits. However, we can review ingredients on the market that we do know to be effective for those people who wish to continue their product search. The company stresses that the product line will hydrate the skin. One of the strongest moisturizers now on the market is Hyaluronic Acid (HA). This ingredient is said to retain water more effectively than other substances, and regular use of HA is noted to increase the smoothness of the skin and may even reduce the visibility of fine lines.

We feel that HA would be a good match with a potent Collagen stimulator. Collagen is necessary for skin to regain its firm texture, and an effective Collagen stimulator may provide consumers with obvious anti-wrinkle ingredients. We suggest that interested people look into the patented Matrixyl3000®, which would be a powerful combination when paired with HA.

The company website for Laneige can be translated into English and several different Asian languages. It is also well organized, but we feel it is missing essential product information. As mentioned, the company does not currently disclose the complete ingredient lists for their products online for consumer review, and we also found that there is no cited research or testimonials posted on the company website. This may mean that this product line was not properly tested and reviewed to ensure both safety and effectiveness.

Finally, there is also no checkout function on the company website, which means interested individuals may always have to purchase Laneige products from a third-party retailer, who may be unable to properly address any concerns and questions that arise.

• Products are said to moisturize the skin
• Company website can be translated into English

• Complete formulas are not posted online for consumer review
• Products may not contain HA or Matrixyl3000®
• No cited research available at this time
• Website lacks a checkout function
• No testimonials posted as of this review

In the end, this product line may attract consumers who are interested in Asian skincare products. It is possible to find Laneige creams and lotions for sale at website based in the United Sates, so it will not be necessary for consumers to pay expensive international shipping costs. However, since the company does not currently post a complete ingredient list online for their anti-aging creams, we cannot verify if these products will live up to their promised benefits.

Those people who prefer to continue their product search may wish to research a cream that contains the above-mentioned Ha and Matrixyl3000®. We feel such a cream would be well equipped to help reserve visible signs of aging.