Juvena of Switzerland Time Stop Laser Anti-Wrinkle Stick

Categories: Wrinkle Cream Reviews

This unique “laser” stick from Juvena of Switzerland is intended to be a safe alternative to soft-laser wrinkle treatments. The powerful peptides found in the stick applicator actually stimulate the skin’s production of collagen, elastin, fibronectin and GAGs.

My Rating is: 3/5

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Drawbacks:

Juvena of Switzerland has found great success with the Time Stop Laser Anti-Wrinkle Stick. However, it does have a few drawbacks, including those listed below.

Applicator is unnecessary, as the cream could just as easily be packaged in a jar.
Company has conducted no clinical research.
No free trials or guarantees are offered.

Benefits:

This is one of the most effective anti-wrinkle products from Juvena of Switzerland and consumers should consider the following benefits.

You can apply the cream as much as needed without irritation.
The cream can be applied over or under make-up and other skin products.
Fine lines and wrinkles are reduced in appearance.
It is an effective alternative to painful collagen injections.

Price:

$68.00

Guarantee

No Guarantee

My Review

Juvena of Switzerland produced a mouthful with the Time Stop Laser Anti-Wrinkle Stick. Funny name aside, I was very happy with this product. It contains biomimetic peptides that boost the elastic properties in your skin. This is a cutting-edge ingredient for over-the-counter creams and I much prefer products with collagen boosters. Fine lines and deep wrinkles become much smoother as a result.

I applied the Time Stop Laser Anti-Wrinkle Stick under my make-up in the morning and noticed an immediate difference. My skin was smoother, suppler and looked younger as soon as I helped the cream out a bit with some foundation. It was late afternoon before I felt the need to touch up the cream and I was happy that it could simply be applied over my make-up and still work.

Although I think this is an effective spot treatment for wrinkles around the eyes and mouth, this stick isn’t really designed for all-over treatment. This isn’t a drawback of the cream but the applicator itself. I know it is being marketed as an alternative to laser treatment, but the “laser” applicator is a bit silly. It should just be packaged in a big jar if you ask me. When I used it the first time, I must have twisted the applicator 30 times before any product came out!

Still, I think this is a good wrinkle cream that you can toss in your purse for periodic touch ups.

To see the anti aging skin products that my friends and I are using right now that we’ve been extremely satisfied with, visit our list of best wrinkle creams.