Raiza Creme - Beauty Secret of Spanish Royalty

ABOUT RAIZA CREME

Raiza Creme contains only pure, hypo-allergenic ingredients. Below is a list of the ingredients as well as a description how they affect your skin.

Ingredients:

Vitamin E (tocopherols):

This antioxidant, healing vitamin is found in all the expensive cremes.

Malpighia glabra:

An herb used for depression, rich in vitamin C (another antioxidant).

Aloe vera:

Contains enzymes, polysaccharides and skin nutrients which exhibit antibacterial and antifungal action. It also has a natural sunscreen effect.

Papaver rhoeas:

An herb that acts as an emollient and a soothing agent.

Vitis vinifera:

Contains vitamins and minerals, which are claimed to nourish the skin. It is found in the high priced cremes (over $200.00/oz.)

Bovine Placenta Collagen Extract:

A natural source of collagen and rich in vitamins, enzymes and micro nutrients. Research shows that cosmetic products containing placenta extract are probably the most effective skin care products for the regeneration of the older skin. Many studies confirm usage in skin care products throughout the cosmetic industry.

Panthenol:

Stimulates cellular proliferation and definitely aids in tissue repair. Studies indicate that, when topically applied, panthenol penetrates the skin and is converted into pantothenic acid, a B-complex vitamin. That is why it is called Pro-Vitamin B5. This action can influence the skin’s natural resources of pantothenic acid.

Methylparaben:

Colorless, odorless. Active against yeast and fungi. See note below

Propylparaben:

A totally inert preservative. See note below

Green tea:

Antioxidant also found in Estee Lauder's $90.00 wrinkle creme Diminish®. Helps block the cancer promoting actions of carcinogens, ultra violet light. Green Tree extract is used primarily for it's free radical fighting capabilities, but has a wide range of applications. Its key ingredient, Epigallocatechin Gallate (EPCG) which helps block the cancer promoting actions of carcinogens, ultra violet light and metastasis from an original site in the skin, stomach, small intestine, liver or lung.

Retinol*:

Pure, active Vitamin A. Another well known, synthetic form of Vitamin A is tretinoin, better known as Retin-A®. Vitamin A is one of the few substances with a small enough molecular structure to penetrate the outer layers of the skin and work to repair the lower layers of the skin where collagen and elastin reside. This allows it to repair and stimulate collagen and elastin, creating firmer, smoother skin. This is a good alternative for those with sensitive skin who cannot tolerate tretinoin.(*See Retinol caution)

Safflower oil:

Emollient. (Carthamus Tinctorius) Since it is odorless, light, and quick to absorb, it is becoming more popular and favored in the skincare field. Safflower oil has a very highpercentage of linoleic acid. It, therefore, helps to moisturize, nourish and restructure the skin.

Almond oil:

Emollient. Beneficial for dry skin and helps relieve itching, soreness and dryness. It is reported to be soothing, healing, lubricating, softening, revitalizing and nourishing. Good for sensitive or irritated skin. It is an excellent skin lubricant and contains olein glyceride linoleic acid. It is rich in minerals, vitamins, and proteins.

Be sure the skin is clean before applying. Before bedtime is the best time to apply it. It is VERY important that one gently massage the crème until resistance is encountered. This will increase effectiveness by 80%.

Click here to read an article written by the FDA on Cosmetic Safety. It is for anyone who would like information or help with choosing the right cosmetics for their personal use.

Dr Samuel S. Epstein M.D., who is Chairman of the Cancer Prevention Coalition, produced a book called "Unreasonable Risk - How to Avoid Toxic Ingredients in Cosmetics and Personal Care Products" in which he lists Propylparaben & Methylparaben as SAFE cosmetic ingredients.

Raiza Creme is one of the few cremes which pass Dr. Epstein's test. Most fail.

Regarding Retinol: Most people's skin tolerates Raiza Créme very well without any problems or skin reactions because it is specifically formulated to be hypoallergenic. However, because of skin sensitivity in some people to Retinol, there may possibly be reactions to sunlight (or tanning booths), such as redness, blotchiness, even a red rash. If you have such sensitivity, it is recommended you either use the creme only at bedtime, or use extra sunscreen when outdoors, and avoid use right before tanning. Besides the sensitivity aforementioned, no other complaints or any adverse reactions have yet been reported to us, out of literally thousands of satisfied users. Further, we do want to include this disclaimer: there is NO acceptable clinical evidence that Raiza Crème has efficacy to treat or cure any disease, even though we have many testimonials from users who have obtained relief from various skin ailments.

Disclaimer: Raiza Creme is purely a cosmetic external skin creme that has had some phenomenal results in hundreds of satisfied users all over the world. It is not intended for nor implied to cure any disease or disorder.