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April 2009
InStyle - 2009 Best Beauty Buys
82 Night Cream Revaleskin infused with coffeeberry extract (an antioxidant that Virginia dermatologist David McDaniel likens to "turbocharged green tea"), this silky formula tackles fine lines and age spots. We love that it sinks in twice as fast as most other night creams.
108 Night Cream Revale Skin - Squashing free radicals isn't the only claim to fame of this antioxidant-rich formula: The grapefruit-scented lotion also soothes redness, softens wrinkles nd brightens skin. And it's safe to use around the eyes, says N.Y.C. dermatologist Doris Day.
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Fall 2008
Martha Stuart Weddings - Tone Equalizer
To even out your skin tone, start a regimen six months before you wedding day. New York City Dermatologist JEssica J. Krant, M.D., recommends Revaleskin products. The cleanser and day and night creams contain coffeeberry extract to help lighten brown spots, calm redness, and smooth out fine lines.
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October 27, 2008
US Weekly - Fight Wrinkles and Firm Up With Antioxidant
Rebuild elastin to keep skin firm. "Use products iwn an anitoxidant in the morning and Retin-A in the P.M.," advises Chapas. The buss-worth antiager du jour? Coffeeberry. "it promotes collagen and elastin to smooth lines," says Wu. "it's much more powerful than pomegranate and green tea, and you can see the results as soon as three weeks." Revale Replenishing Eye Therapy contains coffeeberry extract.
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July 14, 2008
Woman's World - Found - Your Beauty Breakthrough
Uneven Complexion? Get beautifully even skin with coffee berry! Before coffee berries are plucked, roasted and ground, they're packed with polyphenols - powerful antioxidants that effectively stop skin discoloration. "These antioxidant prevent skin cells from reacting to the sun and other environmental factors that stimulate an overproduction of melanin - the pigment that can form dark spots on your skin," says Carolyn I. Jacob, M.D., director of Chicago Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology. Regularly using a cleanser infused with coffeeberry extract will even out your skin in a matter of weeks! Our Pick: RevaleSkin Facial Cleanser.
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June 2008
O - The Oprah Magazine
You know, of course, that antioxidants are good for your health. But do you really need to be rubbing them on your skin? Yes, say dermatologiests, who point to a growing body of research showing that topical antioxidants guard against the cell damage that causes lines and uneven pigmentation. The most potent ones available right now are idebenone (a synthetic antioxidant introduced with the launch of Prevage MD) and CoffeeBerry (an extract from the fruit of the coffee plant that's in the new line RevaleSkin), says David McDaniel, assistant professor of clinical dermatology at Eastern Virginia Medical School.
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July/Aug 2008
Women's Health
"My skin's dimmer switch is stuck on low." Best New Product Coffee Berry extract is the secret behind RevaleSkin Night Cream. Research shows it's one of the most powerful antioxidants yet, staving off free radicals that lead to fine lines and blotchiness. The promise: brighter, smoother, skin in as little as three weeks. No, it won't keep you up at night.
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June 2008
Shape - Fight Free Radicals
"These cell damagers destroy skin's collagen (the fibers that make your skin firm). Antioxidant help fend them off," says Joel Cohen, M.D., a clinical assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Colorado. And while antioxidants in skin care are not new - vitamins C and E and green tea have been popular ingredients for nearly a decade - updated formulations help products deliver even more potent doeses into the skin. What's more, the latest antioxidant discoveries, like cofeeberry extract, found in RevaleSkin Night Cream are proving to be even more effective at neutralizing free radicals than their predecessors, says Cohen.
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May 2008
Working Mother - Beauty Awards
RevaleSkin Day Cream with SPF 15. This moisturizer aborbs fast, softens and offers a security blanket against the sun. "What a great morning timesaver!" - Nicole
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April 2007
Allure Magazine - Anti-Aging Special
...2007 CoffeeBerry extract, from the coffee plant, is proven to be a powerful antioxidant and hits shelves as the key ingredient in the cream REVALESKIN...
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June 2007
Prevention - The New Brew In Beauty
Dermatologists are rolling out the red carpet for CoffeeBerry, a new skin care star that promises a younger complexion. The extract, which comes from the berries that house coffee beans, packs polyphenols, antioxidants and the most free-radical fighters. "You're protecting against cellular damage, a main cause of aging," says David McDaniel, MD, assistant professor of dermatology at Eastern Virginia Medical School.
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January 2007
Allure Magazine - Skin Powerhouse
Every morning, millions of women reach for two things during their first waking hours: a cup of coffee and a container of face cream. Soon these will join forces in a new skin-care line that contains an extract derived from the fruit of the coffee plant - which scientists believe may prove to be the most powerful natural antioxidant yet discovered.... [Read More]
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August 2007
Self - Beauty Need-To-Know
Getting the most attention: CoffeeBerry, a fruit that absorbs about 50 percent more free radicals than green tea. "It has the ability to repair similar to a retinoid," says David McDaniel, assistant professor of clinical dermatology and plastic surgery at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Virginia Beach, who conducted trials on the ingredient.
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August 2007
Allure Magazine - Body News
Besides boosting the body's energy levels when ingested, caffeine may rejuvenate the skin when applied topically. Researchers repeatedly exposed mice to UVB light and applied either a caffeine or placebo cream. The caffeine doubled the rate at which UV-damaged skin cells were cleared from the body - and after 11 weeks, the treated mice had fewer wrinkles than the others. Research has also shown that topical caffeine helps preven skin cancer in UV-exposed mice, says Paul Ngheim, associate professor of dermatology at the University of Washington, but human studies are needed. Skin-care product with green tea extract may contain caffeine. A coffee-plant extracted called CoffeeBerry (in RevaleSkin Cream) contains only trace amounts of caffeine but also has been shown to diminish wrinkles.
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August 2007
Shape - A Whole New Way To Get Your Coffee Fix
the latest wonder ingredient making the rounds in the skin-care community, coffee cherry (the berry that surrounds the coffee bean as it grows), is being touted as the ultimate antioxidant. The extract from the berry has been clinically proven to have "one and a half times more antioxidants than green tea," says Ranella Hirsch, M.D., a dermatologist in Boston. This means it can more effectively ward off free radicals responsible for accelerating DNA damage that leads to skin's premature aging. In addition, it improves roughnes and dryness. Find the extract in the REVALESKIN line.
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August 2007
Marie Clair - Wake Up and Wear The Coffee
Having an early morning coffee has taken on a new meaning in LA, where the search for the anti-aging elixir has unearthed a new weapon - the seeds of the coffee plant, the coffeeberry. This superfruit grows at high altitudes, where the sun's rays are strongest and develops antioxidants called polyphenols to protect itself from sun damage. Roasting destorys these nutrients, so they are not found in traditional coffee, but coffee berries have high levels of polyphenols that help prevent skin damage when applied externally or which boost the immune system when ingested. The levels of these polyphenols are three times higher than those found in green tea. The tests, 64 percent of women found an improvement in skin smoothness. REVALESKIN, a new face cream containg extract of CoffeeBerry, is available in the US.
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August 2007
Cosmetic Surgery Times - Percolating with Promise
When it comes to the coffee plant (Coffea Arabica), the bean typically gets all the glory while the surrounding fruit in which it is encased is tossed away. But the flesh of the coffee plant’s fruit is packed with an exceptionally powerful concentration of antioxidants that could give other super-potent antioxidants, such as vitamins C and E and green tea, a run for their money in terms of anti-aging benefits.... [Read More]
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