Vita Luminance Review

Many people who search for a Vita Luminance review are doing so after they have been burned by the company. We agree: trusting the health of your skin (or your credit card number) to the Vita Luminance brand is a recipe for disaster. Hundreds of reviews and consumer complaints can be found online which suggest the company takes your credit card information and enrolls you into a re-billing plan which is difficult to cancel without getting your bank or financial institution involved. Particularly troubling is the price tag associated with the brand after the 14-day window passes on your free trial (the window immediately starts when you order, not when you receive the product).

While understandably, angry reviews online are not the most accurate benchmark of product quality or customer service. However, when you see so many, combined with a BBB grade of an F for the company, the number of websites that are directed towards selling the product through their affiliate program, and the lack of a website for the brand itself, it’s difficult not to question to the legitimacy of Vita Luminance. Learn more about this brand and product in our Vita Luminance review below:

The “free” trial that many consumers have signed up for is a hook for a subscription service. The company charges monthly automatically after 14-days have passed since the initial order. As with many “free” trial skincare products, reading the full terms and conditions are essential to not being burned by unexpected subscription charges.

Being that we do not recommend this product, there are several alternatives that have been time-tested by thousands of consumers to do what Vita Luminance claims to do. We believe that not every skin type is alike, so what works for some might not work for you. In fact, there are so many moving parts to consider in a proper skincare routine, it is impossible to give a blanket recommendation for everyone. However, the above-listed products are ones that we like that provide similar results to the claims given by Vita Luminance.

The best tip that we can provide for everyone who is concerned about aging skin is to protect your skin from UV radiation by wearing a good sunscreen.

There are many different sources online which suggest a wide vareity of ingredients that could be in Vita Luminance. The main issue with the ingredients list we were able to find is lack of specificity. While the Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and Aloe Vera ingredients are pretty self explanatory, the manufacturer provides no additional details regarding the “minerals,” “nutrients,” “peptides,” and “anti oxidants” it includes in the formula. Trusting this product to take care of the problems that it says it addresses would be troubling based upon this ingredient list.

Vita Luminance Review: The Final Verdict

With a BBB grade of an outright F, we cannot in good conscious recommend purchasing Vita Luminance products. This appears to be another skincare affiliate scams that lure people in with a free trial and automatically begins re-billing, with many complaints from consumers about not receiving the product or not being able to cancel the rebilling process easily.

If you do want to try Vita Luminance, we highly recommend avoiding the free trial and purchasing it on Amazon. Amazon’s customer service team is certainly more reputable than the manufacturer. At the time of publication, Amazon is out of stock for Vita Luminance, with no indication on when it will be available again.