Celle versus other ‘anti-ageing’ treatments

97% of anti-ageing products on the market don’t actually work

The majority of anti-ageing creams and serums have no effect at a cellular level. At best they work as moisturisers helping your skin on a superficial level for a day, before leaving you right back where you started… just a little bit poorer.

While some anti-ageing creams have token amounts of anti-ageing ingredients – just enough to show on the ingredients list but not enough to be effective – most have nowhere near enough of the right ingredients to provide any benefit other than moisturising.

Even premium anti-ageing products only contain pennies worth of the right ingredients

Even treatments by the best-known high-end brands – those costing £500 and over – include, at most, just 15 pence worth of active anti-ageing ingredients.

Celle contains exactly the right amount of the right ingredients

Celle contains the highest concentration of advanced active ingredients – including the very costly Resveratrol – and enough of each of them to reverse ageing. No expense was spared in achieving the perfect scientific formulation, and no money was wasted on elaborate marketing or advertising campaigns.

Celle is light tan in colour; while most other skincare treatments are bright white. This is because the critical natural ingredients are all dark coloured. The priority was to make an effective treatment, not to conform to cosmetic norms. It’s not possible to make a potent blend of critical active ingredients in a cream that is white in colour. 

Until Celle, ‘anti-ageing’ creams and serums attempted only to fight the outward signs of ageing. Celle is a potent cosmeceutical that attacks the inner causes of ageing.

No chemicals

The majority of skincare and anti-ageing products contain chemicals that have been scientifically linked with chronic illnesses, such as asthma and cancer.

Here are just a few of the ingredients Celle does not contain, along with their harmful effects:

Ingredients in most anti-ageing products, (not used in Celle)   Harmful effects

PEGs                                                                                        Increase the risk of cancer

Carbomer                                                                                 Can cause skin irritation

Parabens                                                                                  Linked with breast cancer

Artificial fragrances or allergens                                         Can trigger asthma attacks and disrupt hormones