Product Description
HaloCel is an anti-aging eye cream that is meant to restore a youthful look to the skin around your eyes. The Manufacturer claims it reduces wrinkles, lightens dark circles, and decreases puffiness and bags under the eyes. It does this by using a 3 in 1 formula that uses the trademarked ingredients Eyeliss, Matrixyl 3000, and Haloxyl. Eyeliss firms up and eradicates bags. Matrixyl 3000 firms and smooths away wrinkles. Haloxyl reduces pigmentation to get rid of dark circles.
The manufacturer does not readily identify themselves, and the official site has no “About” page or any information about the company.
You can only purchase this product through the manufacturer. It also seems that you can’t purchase it without signing up for the free Trial that is available, first. The problem with this is that the free trial signs you up for an automatic delivery subscription program that charges you for a new supply each month unless you cancel. The full price of the product is only listed in the terms and conditions, hidden away. It is $89.95 plus shipping.
Ingredients
Please note that the manufacturer does not supply the full ingredient list. The list below is just the key ingredients.
- Eyeliss: a patented anti-aging formula made of peptides and a citrus fruit derivative
- Matrixyl 3000: patented peptide formula
- Haloxyl: patented anti-aging formula containing peptides and chrysin, which is derived from bee pollen and plants.
Directions
Apply the cream daily to the skin of the face.
Advantages
- Reduce fine lines like crow’s feet
- Reduce puffiness and bags
- Lighten dark under-eye circles
- Free trial offer
- 60-day money-back guarantee
Disadvantages
- There is no documentation backing the company’s claims of the product’s effectiveness.
- The free trial is only 15 days from the date of purchase
- The free trial signs you up for a membership program that will charge your card every month
- Expensive compared to similar products
- Only available through the manufacturer
Conclusion
The unnamed manufacturer of HaloCel promises that this cream will drastically reduce signs of aging around the eyes like crow’s feet, bags, and dark circles. However, the full ingredient list is not provided. Though the company does provide clinical test results for the patented formulas it contains, no actual documentation proving this particular product’s effectiveness is readily supplied.
There is a free trial available, but the trial itself is not very good. You only have 15 days from the date of purchase, which means you have even less time to try the product. Then, if you don’t cancel in time, you are signed up for a membership that charges you each month—something that is not made immediately clear on the site.
The cream is only available through the manufacturer and doesn’t appear to be available for direct purchase. To obtain it, you must sign up for the free trial.
There are many anti-aging eye creams available on the market, so please consider all options before making a purchase.
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