Rating:

Botopical, now known as Youth Factor, has jumped on the anti-aging band wagon with a line consisting of three separate items; Daily treatment, Multi Treatment, and Intensive Treatment, promising to:

• Diminish fine lines and wrinkles
• Soften skin
• Strengthen and regenerate sagging skin
• Relax muscles that cause wrinkling
• Deliver amino acids (proteins) to the skin.

The Botopical skin care line employs ingredients known for their softening effects, which works well the sorts of wrinkles that appear when skin is dry.  Unfortunately, there isn't and explanation of the science behind the “sequenced amino acids” addressed at their main website.  We also don't see any of the serious moisturizers, especially hyaluronic acid, and no mention of a good source for collagen within the blend.

This is a product that falls under the “As Seen on TV” umbrella, and you might find it sold on many sites that also feature heavily enhanced before and after photos.  Depending on the website or splash page, there may be guarantees surrounding Youth Factor.

Pros:

• Product does have botanical extracts.

Cons:

• No hyaluronic acid
• Doesn't treat age spots
• Has no ingredients that correct or lift sagging skin

Conclusion

Botopical aka Youth Factor has been renamed to take advantage of an aging skin care market.  It is impossible to see how the formula will work for those who are actually in need of anti wrinkle skin care though.  Without  moisturizers and collagen, the consumer needs to purchase extra product to get good results.

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