Review: Extreme Eye Rescue by Isabella Pelle

One of the best wrinkle removers we’ve come across is made by Isabella Pelle - an emerging line of high end skin care & beauty. We like this brand because they use active ingredients at high concentrations and use airless bottle packaging so the active ingredients remain fresh and well, active. 

Active Ingredients:

• Soy Rice Peptides: dramatic dark circle reducer
• Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5: potent collagen booster and anti-wrinkle agent
• Snap-8: Topical botox-like ingredient; reduces eye wrinkles by 63% and is 30% more effective than Argireline
• Matrixyl 3000: potent wrinkle eraser and dermal structure rebuilder
• Resveratrol: potent free radical scavenging antioxidant and UV damage protectant
• Haloxyl: potent dark under eye circle lightener
• Sesaflash: sesame seed derived next generation skin firmer and tightener
• CoQ10: potent antioxidant
• Lacto-Ceramides: deeply penetrating moisturizer
• Watermelon Extract: free radical protection
• Algae Extract: skin tightening antioxidant
• Hyaluronic Acid: powerful humectant & anti-aging agent
• Vitamin A (retinol): potent skin regenerator

The list of active ingredients is long and impressive. Percent concentrations of these actives are the same as those used in clinical trials. We like that! Most brands use trace amounts of active ingredients and then spend all their money marketing the fact that their product contains the ingredient - even if the amount is negligible. It’s refreshing to come across a brand that really does their homework when it comes to percent concentrations of actives that will produce results. It’s also very impressive that they use airless packaging at  this price point - something usually seen in creams priced $75+. 

The brand is very reasonably priced, especially when you compare the number active ingredients contained in this cream to other creams that contain maybe one or two actives and cost double or triple.  Another plus - its fragrance and paraben free (parabens are controversial preservatives found in most skin care products that may be linked to breast cancer).

Verdict: Thumbs UP!