Immuderm

Immuderm is a distinctive wrinkle cream infused with natural oils and plant extracts. From its natural origins Immuderm attempts to improve skin in ways no other wrinkle cream has in the past.

Immuderm was developed to promote an overall improved complexion, reduced wrinkles, and reduced signs of aging. Because of its natural elements Immuderm is expected to produce great results, but does it actually work?

What Ingredients are in Immuderm?

Immuderm provides very little information on its product. Its ingredient list is hard to come by. In the end Immuderm does not have true wrinkle-reducing ingredients. It lacks proven human stem cells and peptides. Aged skin loses its ability to create new collagen, leading to wrinkles and sagging. The only way to improve these is through increased collagen, which Immuderm cannot provide.

Many of Immuderm’s ingredients are fillers and cannot improve skin. Glycerin can help hydrate skin but other ingredients would be better. The extracts and plants Immuderm uses cannot penetrate the epidermis and cannot hydrate skin. Immuderm also includes parabens. Parabens can irritate skin, especially when in large numbers like in Immuderm.

Immuderm’s ingredients are aqua, helianthus annus (sunflower) seed oil, B-glucan, glycerin, stearic acid, cetyl alcohol, PEG-20 methyl glucose sesquistearate, tocopheryl acetate, camellia oleifera seed extract, panthenol, allantoin, retinyl palmitate, carbomer, methylparaben, propylparaben, sorbic acid, aloe barbadensis leaf extract, calendula officinalis flower, melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree) leaf oil, sodium ascorbyl phosphate, glycine soja (soybean) oil, potassium hydroxide, and natural fragrance.

What Else Should I Know about Immuderm?

Immuderm is pretty high in price at $64.95 for six ounces. Adding parabens and questionable plants can lead to allergic reactions in many consumers. Without the right ingredients Immuderm is rather ineffective in treating wrinkles.