InstaNatural Celluite Cream and Stretch Mark & Scar Cream

This is part 2 of a series on InstaNatural’s products!  InstaNatural is US company based in Florida with more than a dozen nature inspired beauty and cosmetics products.  They pride themselves on using natural and organic ingredients from the around the globe. Today will be about skincare products for the body.

If you want to read my reviews on more of InstaNatural’s products, follow the links: part 1, part 3, part 4, part 5.

CELLUITE CREAM WITH CAFFIENE AND RETINOL

Key ingredients:

• caffeine
• retinol
• cocoa butter
• shea butter
• vitamin C
• vitamin B5

InstaNatural’s Cellulite Cream is a powerful solution that tightens and tones the skin so you can achieve a smooth, supple appearance.  They claim that its blend of ingredients:

deeply nourishes the skin to decrease the appearance of cellulite and dimples. Caffeine tones and tightens, while Retinol repairs and restores, so you can obtain long-lasting results for a firm and supple appearance.

This cream is in a pump bottle, my product dispensing method of choice (you get a mess free, measured quantity every time!).  The cream is thick and amazingly smells like fresh coffee beans.  Though it smells like coffee, the aroma doesn’t linger after you apply the product.  It is creamy on application and not tacky or greasy, and absorbs fairly quickly.  I like this cream a lot more than some expensive counterparts, such as Clarins or Biotherm.

STRETCH MARK AND SCAR CREAM

Key ingredients:

• vitamin C
• cocoa butter
• rosehip oil
• mango butter
• grapeseed oil
• evening primrose oil

This cream boosts an incredible 15% of vitamin C. InstaNatural says that this cream is

designed to increase elasticity of the skin and diminish the appearance of these marks to restore a youthful look.

I love love love the feel of this cream.  I can’t comment on the long term efficacy, since I have only been using it for a few days, but the texture is so nice that I would prefer it even if it was just a regular cream, without the stretch/scar mark healing properties.  The cream’s thickness is between a butter and a lotion, and absorbs into the skin very quickly.  Although it’s disputable whether any topical creams can help with stretch marks, I feel like with such a high concentration of vitamin C, it is more capable of living up to its claim than the other stretch mark cream I’m currently using, Cerave Intensive Stretch Mark Cream.

Because I have not used these products for more than a week, please take my review with a grain of salt as it is just my first impressions, and I don’t know if these products will live up to their claims (to get rids of stretch marks, etc.) beyond being moisturizing.

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