Review of Meaningful Beauty (Cindy Crawford) 2013

I used this skin care line many years ago and it was fine. Expensive but fine. It didn’t irritate my sensitive skin and it felt hydrated. I stopped using it because of the cost. I was also in my early twenties so I wasn’t worried about wrinkles and fine lines at the time so I can’t tell you if it did anything for those.

Now, many years later, these infomercials are still going strong so I decided to do some research and see what other people think and see if I could find out if Cindy Crawford really uses this line. Before digging up any dirt, I assumed she either uses the “good” stuff (meaning the products with the key ingredients heavily increased) or she doesn’t use it all. I found a lot but I will keep my review short.

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1. Most reviews of this line were negative. Highly negative. People wrote some nasty, unpleasant things. I have found that most will not take the time to do that unless they are mad. These women sounded mad! They talked about rashes, irritated skin, no results, problems with canceling membership, how expensive the products were and that they didn’t believe Cindy Crawford used the products.

2. On the infomercials (and website) they talk about this French “melon” that is the key ingredient to the line. Well, this ingredient is pretty far down on the list, which means it can’t be very effective. And, trying to find more information about this wonder melon was not easy. Makes me think that they just picked a fruit and decided that was what they would tell people was special.

3. These are considered over-the-counter (OTC) products and that means they will not have the effective ingredients as the active ingredients. Marketing and packaging is where the money is spent so you get less of the important stuff needed to treat and fix the skin. You will never convince me that you have to spend a fortune to have good skin. Using the right products for YOUR skin with the right ingredients is all you need.

4. Cindy may not use these products. Or, if she does, it isn’t all she does. She said, “Im not going to lie to myself. Past a certain age, creams work on the texture of your skin but, in order to restore elasticity, all I can really count on is vitamin injections, Botox and collagen… I have a very simple, healthy life, which works miracles. I drink a lot of water, watch what I eat and exercise. But I owe the quality of my skin to my cosmetic surgeon.” Disappointing Cindy.

I think it’s important to know the truth.

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3 thoughts on “Review of Meaningful Beauty (Cindy Crawford) 2013

  1. Patricia April 26, 2013 / 5:27 am

    Thank you for sharing the truth. We tend to put these people onto a pedestal and follow their every suggestion. Cindy is a beautiful women. Just seems so sad that even she succumbs to the knife of the surgeon to retain her… hmmm, what is it she retains? It is disappointing so thank you.

  2. Suzi Holand June 23, 2013 / 8:40 am

    Appreciate your unbiased review.I have sensitive skin and i used it for about a month or 2 ,the results were terrible.Meaningful Beauty seriously needs to understand whats good for customer,instead of making money in name of Cindy Crawford.

  3. Rachel July 1, 2013 / 4:33 pm

    Thanks for your honest opinion and review on Meaningful Beauty

    We were wondering if you could drop us a comment on your experiences with Meaningful Beauty on our site to share with our readers.

    We are trying to find as many “real” reviews from people to better inform buyers on whether it is good buy or not.

    You can write a comment/review here: Meaningful Beauty

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