Remergent DNA Repair Formula 1.7oz

by Remergent

Product Features

• Speeds recovery from past damage
• Encourages the skin's DNA repair mechanism to self-correct
• Reduces the signs of collagen degradation

Product Description

Age Retaliator Serum
"Serum Ultor Senectutis"

Resurgent, powerful repair serum enabling the skin to recover from past UV damage and stimulating it to resist future photo-damage through natural recuperation.

• Speeds recovery from past damage
• Encourages the skin's DNA repair mechanism to self-correct
• Reduces the signs of collagen degradation

DNA Repair Formula is recommended for all skin types, even the most sensitive.

Directions for Use:
Apply one metered dose to face and another to arms and throat after A.M. or P.M. cleansing.
For recovery and restoration in Age Intervention use with Clarifying Concentrate.
For repair and protection in Age Retaliation use with
A.M. Moisture or High Intensity.

Contains: Photosomes, Ultrasomes, Roxomes, Evodiox, Thiotaine

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
• ASIN: B001HWW9AY
• UPC: 360336031056
• Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #104,222 in Beauty (See Top 100 in Beauty)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

1.0 out of 5 stars Adverse reaction, March 15, 2010

By 

Carole King (California) - See all my reviews

Amazon Verified Purchase

This review is from: Remergent DNA Repair Formula 1.7oz (Misc.)

After a few weeks of using this product my face began turning red and swelling slightly. When the problem first began I was using Remergent (AM) and Estion (PM) for my skin care. At first the problem was a delayed reaction so I wasn't sure which product caused it. After several days of using nothing but Cetaphil my skin had calmed down so I decided to go back to using the Remergent. This time my face began turning red as soon as I applied it. Glen's House of Goods (the vendor I purchased from) said that since the product was opened it could not be returned. He felt that there was no way to tell the Remergent was the problem. Well hello, Cetaphil is one of the most gentle products out there and I haven't been using anything else recently. Several dermatologists have recommended it to me. I was only using Remergent because a few months ago I had FX laser resurfacing and the doctor suggested it. I think I'll go back to only using Cetaphil. It's a lot cheaper and doesn't cause irritation. Apparently Amazon advertises that Glen's House of Goods doesn't publish their return policy and now I understand why!

5.0 out of 5 stars AMAZING Results!, February 2, 2010

By 

Skin Care GURU "Skin Care GURU" (NY, NY) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Remergent DNA Repair Formula 1.7oz (Misc.)

This is probably the best skin care product that I have ever used. I am 49 and have years of sun damage to my face. I finally wised up and started using sunscreen in my early 40s, but the damage was done. Initially my dermatologist recommended this and sold it to me for $125 per bottle. I am so excited to find it at a substantial savings here. It supposedly works by altering the DNA of your skin. I don't necessarily believe it is possible, but the results are dramatic. my skin is brighter, tighter, smooth and even. You have to keep using it to maintain the results. Good luck!

1.0 out of 5 stars Expires a few weeks from date of receipt, not able to use!, November 26, 2009

By 

R. crary - See all my reviews
(REAL NAME)   

This review is from: Remergent DNA Repair Formula 1.7oz (Misc.)

I was very excited to try this formula, and typically do not buy such expensive products without trying a sample first. Opinions vary, but experts recommend disposing of face creams after a year of use, even when they are not expired. Serums can have even more time-sensitive ingredients. They shipped this product to me the second week of November, and it expires in December 2009! It seems they were unloading an old product. How much DNA repair can one expect if the active ingredients are expired? I would not recommend putting any expired products on your skin, and I'm sad to have wasted my (carefully-saved) money on something I'll just have to donate to a free counter or throw away.