Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione Review
Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione Review
Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione Capsule is a product made in USA, as noted at the packaging. It caught my attention because of the consistent and aggressive technique of Frontrow (the MLM company distributing Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione capsule) members in promoting their products using social media like Facebook and Instagram. I have actually ignored this brand for couple of years already because I am already satisfied with Royale L-Gluta Power 700.
Why I have decided to buy Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione?
Since glutathione supplements are expensive, I would really want to try and explore other cheaper glutathione products. Good thing a friend of mine introduced this product to me claiming that this glutathione brand was awarded as the Best Glutathione for 2014. I am actually not convinced because she is a member of Frontrow. That’s why I did my own research and have read some positive reviews about this product. I did my computations and have found out that I can save almost 50% using Luxxe White Glutathione as compared to Royale L-Gluta Power 700. By that, I have decided to try it.
What “I LIKE” about Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione:
1: The packaging is properly sealed. Comes in 2 sizes, 30’s and 60’s capsule.
2: It is USA FDA Approved with CPR No. FR-95204 and HALAL certified.
3: The smell of the capsule is less pungent compared to other glutathione capsule brands.
4: It does gave my skin a pinkish white glow effect.
5: Maintained my fair skin color.
What “I DON’T LIKE” about Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione:
1: Expensive compared to other cheaper glutathione brands you can find online. Cost P2980.00 for 60 capsules.
2: I have to look for a Frontrow distributor just to buy it. Not readily available in the local market.
3: Some Frontrow distributors claim that there are fake Luxxe White products circulating the market.
4: I had some episodes of sudden abdominal cramps on the first weeks of taking this.
5: I had pimple breakouts which is very unusual to me.
6: It contains ALA (Alpha Lipoic Acid), which I think is not “hiyang” to me.
Would I buy Luxxe White Enhanced Glutathione again?
If I have extra money, I might still consider using this in the future. However, due to many effective and cheaper glutathione available in the market today. I would rather buy other cheaper brands than this. Thank you for reading my Luxxe White Review. You might also want to read my current favorite glutathione supplement. It is a cheaper yet effective glutathione supplement. Visit my Ishigaki Premium Plus Glutathione Review.
