If you follow what’s happening in the skin care market, you’ve heard about Idebenol. The demand for this new product by both men and women has resulted in waiting lists for back-ordered shipments. Even the most frugal consumers seem willing to pay $109 for a 3.4 ounce tube of this new antioxidant cream. “The secret ingredient must be gold dust,” one skeptic is quoted as saying—until he tried it.
Hailed as an exfoliant, or wrinkle reducer, a moisturizer, and an antioxidant, the staff at New Skin Oasis believes Idebenol’s anti-aging (exfoliating and moisturizing) capabilities outweigh its value as an antioxidant. That’s why we recommend it for the 35+ crowd or 30+ if your skin has been sunburned a number of times.
Consider the following facts that emerged from clinical trials and you’ll understand why investors are buying Klein-Becker stocks, the parent company of Sovage Laboratories.
FACT: A 32% reduction in the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and crow’s feet resulted in those using Idebenol for one month, increasing to a whopping 57% reduction after a three-month trial.
FACT: A 34% improvement in the overall appearance of the skin occurred in those using Idebenol for one month, increasing to a 45% improvement after three months.
FACT: A 33% reduction in the appearance of wrinkle depth occurred after one month, increasing to 55% after three months.
FACT: A 40% rise in skin hydration occurred after using Idebenol for one month, increasing another 25% after three months.
FACT: A significant increase in the appearance of skin elasticity occurred in trial participants after only 14 days.
Convinced yet? You should be. It costs $100 or more for a twice-yearly visit to the dentist. Because healthy skin is critical to overall good health, doesn’t it follow that your skin is worth $109?
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