Anew Clinical Stretch Mark Review

The Avon company is a company that has become well known over the years for its line of skin care products, some of which have been huge hits and others near misses. Added to their perfumes and line of hand and face creams is their Anew Clinical Stretch Mark cream that the company claims will noticeably fade stretch marks regardless of their color or age.

How It Works

According to the Avon website the Anew Clinical stretch mark cream uses Trilaser technology to help rid people of those nasty looking stretch marks. Some of the ingredients in Anew are:

• hydrolyzed Ulva lactuca extracts
• Isopropyl palmitate
• dimthicone
• macrocystis
• glycerine

There are also several other ingredients contained in Anew Clinical stretch mark cream. The cream itself is supposed to help build collagen and elastin as well as help to fade stretch marks and help prevent new stretch marks from forming. According to the company users should see visible results within two weeks.

Does It Anew Clinical Work?

Reviews on Avon Clinical stretch mark cream have been quite mixed. While reviews on some websites score this product quite high reviews on other websites score Anew Stretch Mark cream exceptionally low. It seems that the discrepancies in these reviews are based on expectations. Those who purchased Anew Clinical stretch mark cream simply because of it's low price (under $20.00) seemed to view any improvement in the look of their stretch marks as a good sign and rated the product quite high. However, those who purchased the product based on it's promises tended to be disappointed in Anew finding that while it did have some effect on new stretch marks it did not have the effect they hoped for nor did it do anything to decrease the appearance of older stretch marks. Several reviewers also stated that Anew did not prevent the appearance of new stretch marks from forming.

The reality is that while Anew does have some effect on stretch marks this product does not even begin to live up to it's promises and therefore has proved to be disappointing to many people who have tried it. The people who have deemed this product satisfactory had low expectations based on the price of the product and it would seem had few expectations that this product could or would live up to all of it's claims.

Conclusion:

Avon Anew Clinical stretch mark cream promises to both fade the stretch marks you currently have regardless of how old these stretch marks may be and protect you from getting new stretch marks. While there is ample evidence to suggest that this product does produce limited results in some people it does not work for all users. In addition, Anew Clinical stretch mark cream fails to live up to all of it's promises as it fails to fade older stretch marks as promised.

Though it's relatively low price makes this product appealing, most users would be better served by investing their money in a product that has proven itself to live up to it's promises and can substantially fade stretch marks regardless of how many years they have lived with them.