Imedeen 90 Day Challenge Update #ad

I thought I’d just do one final post for those of you who have taken part in the Imedeen 90 Day Challenge that’s been ticking away in my side-bar for the past three months. As a long term user of Imedeen I did the challenge myself a couple of years ago (and have used Imedeen ever since!) so I can point out some markers of skin change that you should be noticing coming towards the end of month 3.

The first place I really noticed that things were working (after a few weeks of not really expecting anything to be improved) was on my shins. I have genuinely never had dry and flaking shins since. You might also be noticing that any notoriously dry areas, such as elbows or ankles, are far less dry.

You should also notice that your need for buckets of body moisturiser has decreased! I use far less body moisturiser than before; it’s almost more of an optional thing for me now.

Imedeen suggest that you may see a decrease in any fine lines on your face and possibly even dark circles – I think after two years, it’s impossible for me to say one way or the other on a personal level and it’s something I wish I’d looked out for more when I was at the beginning of the trial. I know that some BBB readers have been trialling Imedeen, so if you’ve seen any improvements, please do let me know!

 

If you’re a regular reader of BBB then you’ll know my journey with this brand – I don’t make any bones about being a die-hard fan and going forward, I can’t see a time where I won’t be using Imedeen.

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12 responses to “Imedeen 90 Day Challenge Update #ad”

  1. Amanda

    I did this as a result of reading about the test on here – I’m just coming to the end of my 90 days. I’m really disappointed to say I’ve not noticed any difference. I’ll have to see if they make good ontheir refund promise (although I’d rather have had better skin)

    1. Jane

      We’re sending you another pack Amanda…it may just be that another few weeks will do it x

  2. Dolly

    thank you for the update – I’m always intrigued to know if skin supplements work and have often thought about the Zelens vegan supplements or some of the Fountain products x

  3. Miami

    Well, it’s working for me. I’m normally sceptical, so the guarantee was key. Six weeks in and my normally dry legs feel silky though I’ve not moisturised for a few days. I’ve just realised I’ve not used much hand cream either though my elbows do feel dry. Maybe they just need to catch up. I’ll definitely carry on – thanks for the recommendation.

  4. kerry

    OOH this sounds promising, I suffer from dry hands and cuticles due to constant washing of my hands at work – I’m a nurse! Im always on the look out for a great cream but this supplement might be the answer??

  5. I’m really curious about this Imedeen 90 day challenge. But I assume it really works to all who joined it. We all have our own personal choice when it comes to skin products. Some works on you and some doesn’t. Whatever products you use, I think the most important part is knowing how safe it is to use and how effective it is as well.

  6. milliecolegrave11

    I generally buy these vitamins then give up using them after a few days because i forget to take them. You’ve inspired me to try again 🙂

  7. Rita

    these products are not miracle workers. It is important to use sunscreen. Drinking water and reduce consumption of sugar (excuse my English)

  8. Twoodlepip

    Hello, just found your blog while searching for Imedeen related info – it’s a great read! I moved to Melbourne 5 months ago but knew of Imedeen prior to that. I was planning on trialling them to see if they worked as despite clean eating and drinking buckets of water, skin is really dry and has poor elasticity. A beautician here even called it “old lady skin” 🙁 So I am desperate to start Imedeen but there is NO official Imedeen in Aus, I can get the tablets sure but no official Imedeen website, clinics, skincare consultants I’ve searched high and low but nada. I’d really want a skin consultation before I start but can’t get through to anyone in Imedeen I’ve emailed so many websites but no replies. I’m only 32 so shouldn’t have old lady skin and I was so hoping Imedeen would be my knight in shining armour but without a skin consultation I’m reluctant to start esp as I’m very much leaning towards the Prime Renewal 50+ and not the Time Perfection 30+ despite my age.. But having had trouble with cystic acne I’m terrified I’d ignite that again by taking the wrong supplement! Do you know any Imedeen official rep that I could email who could advise me? Thanks so much for reading my rant! x

    1. Jane

      I’ve been speaking to the brand for you – can you drop me a line at britishbeautyblogger@gmail.com and I can help further.x

  9. Terri

    I looked at this after reading your reviews, and went to Boots to pick it up, but the ingredient list is sooo bad. It even has Talc?? I read that it’s a possible carcinogen? I’m surprised that you take and recommend something like this?

    1. Jane

      Well, I still take it to this day and it has definitely continued to keep moisture levels up and I’m sorry but I’m not at all convinced that it’s a possible carcinogen.

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