Bellaplex Review

Could you look at Bellaplex it seems to have all of this and more.

Dawn

This certainly doesn’t imply anything about the product, but I had to smile when I saw the Belleplex logo.

Underneath the word “belleplex” is the supposed derivation “belicus pelicula”.

“Belicus” is Latin for bellicose or warlike and “pelicula” is Spanish for film.

Does this mean that Belleplex: a) is selling war movies; b) thinks its customers are uneducated, or c) is just trying to be clever?

I certainly hope the answer is “c”! LOL

I agree with you that Belleplex has a winning combination of anti-aging ingredients.

Their ads highlight the inclusion of Matrixyl 3000, Argireline and Hyaluronic Acid.

They also tout their use of “fresh REAL collagen”.

The Collagen information is not very helpful because, it cannot penetrate the skin barrier to “replenish the collagen levels in our skin” unless it is encapsulated in nanoparticles.

In my opinion and from the research I have done, the molecules of collagen are too large to penetrate and can do nothing more than moisturize on the skin’s surface.

I wrote to the company requesting the full ingredient list and have not received a reply.

The only way I can evaluate the formula is by reviewing the entire list to gauge the concentration of the active ingredients.

So the jury is still out on Belleplex as far as I’m concerned, but I’ll let you know as soon as I learn anything more.

Finally I should mention that Belleplex has an autoship option. Be sure to read my article on Autoship Plans before you order.

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