“Inspired by Greek plant life”, Apivita is a line of both skin and hair products. They started selling in 1979, and since have grown to a company that distributes 300 different products in 16 different countries. However, Apvita generally sells through pharmacies. Men, women, and those with sensitive skin are targeted by this company, and they even claim their products are backed by clinical studies and dermatologists. They also choose not to test on animals. But there is no money back guarantee and no customer testimonials. Their ingredients may well cause irritation as well.

Price: vary according to product

Product Details:

The closest thing they have to wrinkles is anti spot treatments. They use ingredients like salicylic acid, jojoba seed, almond oil, panthenol, apiwhite, grape seed, vitamin E, allantoin, and glycolic acid.

They never provide a full ingredients list, just supposedly active ingredients, and none of these ingredients really have to do with anti aging, partly because they’re not supposed to. In most cases, they are common acne treatments or vitamin based ingredients. But some of them may actually damage the skin and cause irritation along with an accelerated rate of aging, which is definitely a turn off to many users.

Overall Impression of Apivita:

Apivita produces a line of different supplements. They seem to mainly stick to acne type treatments, and not anti aging. Some of the ingredients may be detrimental to the skin, they have no guarantees, and they have no customer testimonials. There is really no reason to believe these products will work for anything.