InstA-Tox Review
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InstA-Tox Review – Needle-Free Wrinkle Relaxer?

Younger looking skin is big business in the United States.  Millions of Botox procedures are performed each year, and many women are looking for a cheaper, less invasive alternative. Serious Skincare offers InstA-Tox as its contribution to the erasing-wrinkles-without-needles movement.

Serious Skin Care is a joint effort between esthetician Lesa Stock and model Jennifer Flavin-Stallone.  They began their enterprise as an acne care line, then expanded out to other lines for all sorts of skincare issues.  Insta-Tox is their instant wrinkle reducing product.  The claim is that just a small amount goes on to make your skin look remarkably smoother and younger and your pores appear visibly smaller.  The effect is not permanent.  It is said that it can last up to 7 hours.

InstA-Tox ReviewInstA-Tox Ingredients and How They Work

The Serious Skincare website does list the ingredients, but does not explain how they work to smooth wrinkles or make them disappear.  The complete list is Water, Sodium Silicate, Magnesium Aluminum Silicate, Magnesium Aspartate, Zinc Gluconate, Copper Glutonate, Camelia Oleifera Leaf Extract, Iron Oxides, Propulene Glycol, Retinyl Palmitate, Diasolidinyl Urea, Methlyparaben, and Propylparaben.

This list is full of minerals and parabens, and we’re not really sure how these are supposed to get rid of wrinkles.  You also find Green Tea (Camelia Oleifera Leaf Extract) which is an antioxidant and Retinyl Palmitate which helps in the skin cell renewal process.

Instructions for how to use InstA-Tox are very specific.  You have to make sure to shake the tube before you use it.  Wash, rinse, and dry your face thoroughly.  Apply a small amount and briskly sweep it in one motion to make a very thin layer on the targeted wrinkled areas.  Then try to remain still and expressionless for a few minutes while it dries.  Once it is set, you can continue applying your makeup as usual.

Read about our Top Wrinkle Cream Dermology Wrinkle Repair Complex, which includes skin tightening and wrinkle relaxing Argirilene

InstA-Tox Pros and Cons

One of the best ways to figure out whether or not a product is worth your time and money is to compare the good and bad aspects of it side by side.

The Good About InstA-Tox

  • It smooths wrinkles and tightens pores.
  • A little goes a long way.
  • The company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.

The Bad About InstA-Tox

  • The majority of InstA-Tox reviews are negative stating that it just doesn’t work.
  • Many users say it leaves a white residue.
  • Customers who do get results say they don’t last all day.

Where to Buy InstA-Tox

You cannot purchase InstA-Tox in stores, but you have several online options.  The Serious Skincare website sells the ¾ oz tube for $29.50.  Amazon sells it for $27.95.  But the best deal we found was from HSN online.  They sell a twin pack – 2 tubes – for $46.50.

Conclusion

With the popularity of non-surgical cosmetic procedures like Botox soaring, most anti aging skincare lines are starting to offer needle-free alternatives.  InstA-Tox is a product attempting to serve a real need, but we just don’t think it hits the mark.  The buzz about InstA-Tox is overwhelmingly negative.  So if you’re looking for an instant wrinkle reducer, we would recommend choosing something else.

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Q: If you do not recommend Insta-tox then what would your #1 for wrinkle repair recommendation be? -Brenda

A: Hi Brenda, check out my Top 5 Favorite Moisturizers, my fave is the topical CBD Oil plus the face cream. It's working wonders not only for the crepy skin on my neck and chest but it's shrank my nose pores to the point where I can barely see them!  Seriously blown away at the skin healing properties of the CBD. Thanks for your question! Rachel p.s. Instatox must be advertising... I've been getting traffic to this blog out of nowhere and this is an old product...

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Q: does instatox have an expiration date. if i buy two tubes will it last -donna

A: Hi Donna, Instatox is not something I recommend as it had poor reviews from users. Any anti-aging treatment will have an expiry date, probably a few months once it hits the air and depending on the ingredients.  If you want a great wrinkle smoother that will last a long time, check out my review on Lifecell. It's amazing and the 2 oz tube does last quite a while. I've never had an issue with it going bad. Thanks, Rachel

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Q: The written instructions that came with the product says to apply Insta-to to my skin and let it dry. Then apply makeup mixed with a dime size amount of Insta-tox. But on the box it says to apply product , let it settle for 3 minutes and then splash your face a few times with cold water. Please let me know how I am supposed to be using your product. Thank you! Maura Mcguinness -Maura McGuinness

A: Hi Maura, this actually isn't my product - I just wrote an informational review about it. I'm sorry you got contradictory instructions from the actual company - I believe there is more than one way to use this product. However, based on my review and knowing how products tend to work for wrinkle reduction, I would go with the first instructions if you wear makeup. Apply, allow to dry, then apply makeup. Good luck! xo Rachel

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Rachel Vrabel

Rachel is Chief Editor of Women’s Blog Talk and writes reviews across the spectrum of anti-aging, health and beauty. She has an English degree from USF and worked in finance for 15 years before establishing this website in 2011. She loves having a place she can share her inspiration for health and beauty and continue to help others! She lives in South Florida with her husband and her hobbies include beach volleyball, HIIT training and combing the beach for sea glass and shells.

4 Comments

  • Anonymous

    Which Insta Tox serum and Primer that tightens up your face? Saw the video with Kathy Lee Gifford and she called it a Primer. Thank You

    • Rachel Vrabel
      Rachel Vrabel

      Carmen, I’m really not sure. Instatox does not have my recommendation, it’s full of parabens and no impressive ingredients. I would imagine the sister product is just as bad. Rachel~Womensblogtalk.com

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