What is Cryogenic Moisturizer by Elite?

Cryogenics is something out of science fiction that you hear more and more about in recent years.  I think of preserving people’s bodies to try to bring them back to life.  Rather creepy if you ask me.  What I did not know is they use cryogenics for freezing food that has to travel a long ways away.  The definition of cryogenics is the study of the production of very low temperature and the behavior of materials at hose temperatures.  It seems like a real stretch when it comes to cosmetics and the use of cold temperatures but maybe in the future there may be something to it.  I never rule out a crazy notion.    Maybe we could just freeze our faces when we are young and the wrinkles will never appear as the rest of our body gets older.  Cryogenic Moisturizer by Elite is based on this cryogenic principle.  Cryogenic Moisturizer, a comprehensive formula says it provides superior hydration and has been clinically proven to harmonize the skin’s hydrous flow as it regenerates and protects against environmental factors.

How Does Cryogenic Moisturizer Work?

They claim that is stimulates new cell growth, a dramatic reduction in fine lines and wrinkles and drastically improves skin elasticity.  They say this anti-aging product is equipped with patent pending thermal-activated technology.  They say for best results, simply store the jar in the refrigerator and use it when the label turns blue.  At this point the moisturizer will be at its maximum temperature desired potency of approximately 40 degrees.  That is way too cold for my sensitive skin.  Really?  It just seems more sci-fi than anything.

Cryogenic Moisturizer by Elite Ingredient Highlights

• Hyaluronic Acid—tissue hydration
• New Sugar Technology—(NST)  this moisturizer drastically improves water reserves and water loss
• Stem Cells—says it protects human stem cells and delays aging

PROS

• Natural Ingredients
• Full list of ingredients on their website

CONS

• Very complicated explanation of formula
• Pricey

Is Cryogenic Moistruizer by Elite Worth Buying?

This anti-aging product seems a little too far fetched for me.  There may be something to this theory but there needs to be a lot more research and time before it can be proven effective for anti-aging products.  They try to explain this process on their website but it seems like it will go over the heads of most people.  Maybe they do that on purpose because it may sound complicated therefore, it must be good.  They have charts but for most people it really does not mean much because it is way too confusing.  I tend to think it really is trying to buffalo the general public.  The ingredients are not some of the common ingredients found in most anti-aging products and there is no real research available for this product.  At $99 it is not an anti-aging product that would be worth purchasing.  Time to look elsewhere and find an anti-aging product that will give you results at a much better price.