Chrono Repair
Chrono Repair, otherwise known as Chrono Repair Intensive Revitalizing Cream, has been advertised by the manufacturer as an advanced skin care product. It claims to increase elasticity in the skin and reduce fine lines. It is manufactured by Methode Physodermie, a Swiss based company, and it claims to provide “visible and long lasting results.”
Chrono Repair does seem to be sold and marketed specifically in salons and spas across the world. I also found a number of websites seeming to sell this product, all at about the same price.
However, there is no ingredient list to be found for Chrono Repair, which makes it difficult to conduct a fair assessment of the product. But at the same time, it points to the fact that they are likely hiding fillers or otherwise worthless ingredients. Chrono Repair makes a lot of nice promises. But without an ingredient list to back them up, they mean nothing. There is also a lack of testimonials and no money back guarantee.
When looking at a wrinkle care product, I look for a number of ingredients, but 4 in particular: argireline, matrixyl, collagen, and hyaluronic acid. These are proven ingredients, which renew the skin, relax muscles, and do a number of other things to produce long lasting results. We find that when companies have these ingredients, whether it is a small or significant amount, they parade it around for the world to see. Chrono Repair obviously does not contain these as it refuses to provide any kind of ingredient list. It provides no justification whatsoever for its claims. There are plenty of wonderful creams, serums, etc out there, but Chrono Repair is not one of them.