I participated in an Influencer Activation on behalf of Influence Central for Crepe Erase. I received product samples to facilitate my review and a promotional item to thank me for my participation.
UPDATE: 7/4/2015
It’s been three months since I started using Crepe Erase. The results have been phenomenal. In addition to using it on my neck, I used it on my crepey eyelids, both upper and lower. Crepe Erase literally erased them and they look better now than they have at any other time in my life. I only use the cleanser and cream once or twice a week now and am still using the same first jar I received. It’s not often that I’m so won over by a product that I update on how it’s doing, but this is by far the best skincare treatment I’ve found for that saggy, creepy looking crepey skin on my neck and eyelids (though please read the package directions and don’t follow my lead).
A note about the update pictures below. It’s over 90 degrees in our house today. We’ve had the hottest 30 days on record here in Seattle and we don’t have air conditioning. The redness and “glow” you see is due to the heat and not the product. Compare these photos to my
Not sure you see a difference? Compare these photos to my Meaningful Beauty before/after photos – I’m over 3 years older in the photo below. None of the photos have been retouched or edited in any way other than to add text and logo.
My Crepe Erase Review – Two Week Update
It’s been a few weeks now since I started using the Two-step Crepe Erase System. The entire process adds about 3-minutes to my daily routine, so it’s a small time investment in myself. I use the
I use the Crepe Erase™ Exfoliating Body Polish in the shower, concentrating on my neck, decollete area, elbows, and the back of my hands. It only takes a minute to exfoliate the area with the large scrubbing beads included in the product. My only complaint about the Crepe Erase Exfoliating Body Polish is that it dispenses too quickly, so I find I’m using too much on most occasions. Because I don’t want to waste a drop of this precious anti-aging product, I use the excess on my knees and forearms, but a smaller hole on the tube would be better.
My skin after 2-weeks of using crepe erase. It’s so much smoother and soft looking than the photo can show. It’s taken years off the look of my sun damaged skin.
Once I’ve towel dried, I use the Crepe Erase™ Intensive Body Repair Treatment in the same areas. It’s super thick and rich and like the scrub, I also use it on my neck, decollete, elbows, and hands. I’ve also snuck it onto my upper eyelids on several occasions though it’s not meant for that area; however, the results there are the easiest to see and the most dramatic.
My hand before treatment.
Crepey skin can happen at any age, and you don’t have to be overweight to have it. I’ve had mine since my 20’s when I was both young and thin. In the past 30 years, I’ve tried many different solutions and serums that claimed to obliterate crepey skin. While some did temporarily change the appearance of my skin by puffing it up which meant I had fat eyelids, at least they weren’t crepey. But the effect was gone soon after I washed it off, and there was no change to the skin at all.
But worse, when I perspired, the cream would run into my eyes and sting and there was a burning upon application to my eye area. None of that happened with the Crepe Erase. It neither burned on application or when I accidentally rubbed my eye after applying it and before wiping my hands clean.
My hand after treatment
I’m a hard one to impress when it comes to skincare products but this is one I wholeheartedly say works as it says it does. My decollete is that of a 20-year old – no sign of crepey skin, even after it’s been washed off. My skin has been improved so I’ll continue to use it, and I’ll buy the Crepe Erase TruFirm Complex – Advanced Firming Eye Serum – Under Eye Cream too because I’ve seen so much change there as well.
Also Available in the Crepe Erase Skincare Line of Anti-Aging Products
My photos don’t do the improvement justice. My skin is very fair and freckled, so it doesn’t look as smooth as it actually is. I expect my skin to stay moist and crepe-free as long as I continue to use Crepe Erase. Try it for yourself, I think you’ll find it as fantastic as I do.
Do you have a problem with crepey skin?
I gave Crepe Erase a try after reading your review and I’ve been really impressed by the results. I’ve always had pretty dry skin, but in the winter it just gets unbearable. I’m a nature photographer so I love being outside and this was the first winter in years where I didn’t avoid going out like the plague! Thanks for the recommendation!
I’m so glad you like it! Here’s to keeping crepiness at bay! 🙂
Connie Ott must work for Crepe Erase or bought a bunch before trying. Don’t get sucked into the scan of this or any age defying product. See a dermatologist if you are so concerned about how you look.
No, I don’t and yes, I did test it and it worked. But, if you read the comments, you’ll see that I no longer use it and have switched instead to a very inexpensive petroleum jelly alternative which works amazingly. Yes, anti-aging products can and do work, but you need to start using them BEFORE your skin is deeply creased.
Honestly, I’m not sure it the product works because the billing practice is VERY deceptive and will take an Act of Congress to stop being billed. I placed an order for one box for my wife then they charged my credit card and another box arrived. After difficulty trying to return it, I finally got my point across that we wanted no more shipments. I was then sent a return label, where I was unknowingly charged to return the product, and told I would receive no more products. Three months later…I was charged again and received another box at which point I had to go through another battle to make a return and then had to have my credit card company block them. Thirty days later I got a refund minus about $12.00 for return shipping and had to call CS again to get that returned…They said I’ll have a refund in five to seven days but, since they haven’t been honest with anything else, we shall see.
I do a LOT of online purchasing and this is probably the WORST online purchase experience I have ever had and highly recommend not doing business with Guthie Renker, the company that sells Crepe Erase.
Dr. G
Please cancel my order. It’s not what I thought it was going to be and I couldn’t get through on phone
Hi Connie,
I was wondering if you are still using Crepe Erase and are you still happy with the results. Thanks!
I actually found something that works better for me. It’s Waxelene. It’s a petroleum jelly alternative – you can buy it at Amazon http://amzn.to/2a4Cmjr – it’s $12.59 for a HUGE jar. I bought some small tins to use for my lips that I can carry in my purse and also so I didn’t accidently contaminate the entire jar.
My eye doctor told me to put Vaseline on my eyelids before I go to sleep at night to combat for Blepharitis (aka eyelid dandruff, irritation, redness, pain) and I refuse to use it. I did some research and found Waxelene. I started using it every night and it instantly took care of the Blepharitis by forming a moisture barrier. But after about a month of using it, I noticed that the crepiness in my upper eyelids was gone. Seriously gone. So I’ve started purposely covering that area as well as my under eye and the corners of my eyes to see if the improvements stays or continues. So far it’s beyond fabulous so I’m just using Waxalene right now. Now that I think about it, I should try it in my declote – that’s another area where my age really shows. Oh, and it doesn’t block my pores at all. They’re the best they’ve ever been – I’m using TriDerma® Spot & Wrinkle Erasing ScrubTM Exfoliates Dead Skin Cells – it’s amazing, but a little pricey at $24 a jar which lasts me about a month. Order it here: http://amzn.to/29RrmSX It’s worth every penny.
Connie I read where you going another called
Waxelene got $12.59 a jar I can only find it at $69.00 a jar and is a 9oz jar and I did go to amazon
Wow, the price has sure increased! It’s $39.99 a jar directly from the manufacturer. It says it’s also availalble at Wholefoods. I bought two jars and they last a ridiculously long time – I have about half of the second jar left plus several lip tins that I filled from the jar. I’ve never looked at another option, but if you do, just be sure to check out the brand/ingredients at EWG.org to be sure you’re using the purest.
If you look at the ingredients, which the 3 major ones are coconut oil, cocoa butter, and then olive oil, this is what is helping with the crepe skin. I have mixed in a jar of my own, 1/4 c. coconut oil, 1/4 c. cocoa butter, and 2 T. of olive oil, and have been putting this on my skin for over a year now, and it works as good as this product and is less costly. I also take a dab of pure coconut oil and put in on my crow’s feet and they have diminished so much that they are not really noticeable any more . I am 56 years old and look like I am in my early 40’s….I often get asked if I am my son’s sister…..ha! So don’t waste money on this product you can just mix up your own at home. I also have diabetes and the dry skin that comes with it….and now I don’t.
Donna, thanks for the information. I can’t wait to mix up some and try it!!!
Guinn Hawkins
Is this suppose to be an oil? Give directions on how to make it please.
Thanks, Guinn
I would love to try this product but I dont see any Africa American women using this product. Does it work for our type of women.
Thank you
You know, that’s a great question! Our two African American bloggers are young and don’t have crepeness yet. I’ll see if one will try it out next time I see them to see how it feels on their skin. Thanks for asking!
Yes you can find an African American woman who uses it at this site:
http://www.staciesayzso.com/2015/04/crepe-erase-review.html
WARNING!! WARNING! This product will BURN your face!! It burned layers of skin, made my face bright red then turned purple and burns! NOWHERE on the bottle does is say not to use on face!! The phone rep read me her script and it says DO NOT USE ON FACE but does not say it on the bottle and does not say it on the brochure. My package did not have a brochure. I ordered ONE package and they charged me for TWO and argued they could not reimburse me. Customer Service (??) is not allowed to transfer calls to get ingredients my doctor needed to know. We need to unite and fight this company from misrepresentation and the celebrities are just as much to blame for misleading us. BEWARE DO NOT BUY
I’m sorry you had that reaction. As noted in my review I do use it on my face as well and have never had an adverse reaction.
Why would you rub something on yourself without looking at the ingredient list or even question why it doesn’t have one. Everything has an ingredient list these days!
So disappointed with the celebrity promotion!
I’ve used something similar with not great results. I’ll have to try this and see if it works for me.
I’ve tried many others too, and this one was the first that worked and did it without stinging. Win/win in my book!
I need to try this too. I am hard to impress with most of this stuff
I think I need this product. I’ve noticed this kind of texture and I think its time to fight back!
I have started noticing the crepe texture in my skin and I hate it. I will definitely be trying Crepe Erase.
This sounds like a good product. I am almost 60 so I am sure I have just about every skin issue out there, LOL. I love trying new skin care products so I will have to check this out.
This sounds like a great product for me. I would love to try it out.
This sounds like a really great product, and I’m so glad it has been working for you. Maybe they will revamp their packaging so that it doesn’t dispense so quickly in the future.
I am always looking for ways to improve my skin. I just found it here in Crepe Erase!
I would love to keep my skin from getting crepey. That sounds like the stuff for me!
For Paula Schuck
I have started noticing the crepe texture in my skin and I hate it. I will definitely be trying Crepe Erase.
I do not, and I’ve actually never heard it called crepe. I was fully expecting for this to be a food post, except I couldn’t dream of what a crepe eraser was. Your neck looks great. I would love to make sure that my skin doesn’t get crepey so more preventive.
Oh, that’s too funny. Now I will always think of you and crepes when I use my Crepe erase. Mmm…..I do love crepes!
i haven’t heard of this brand before but i will be checking it out for sure.
I’ve never heard of Crepe Erase before. I definitely am interested in this kind of product.
It’s fantastic Lesley. Truly a product that does what it say it does and I love that.
Looks like a really good product, i have never tried a cream like this but it seems to be very effective!
I need to try some of this Crepe Erase. I need to see if it erases some of my wrinkles. LOL… Those thinkgs pop up overnight.
Yes they sure do! I remember the day in my 40’s I remember looking in the mirror and saying, “There they are.” 🙂
I am a skin care junkie I am also a beauty product junkie and love to test and try out different products.
I think you found a great lotion that seems to be a keeper.
This sounds interesting! I am always on the hunt for new skin products that work, and others can attest to! I will check this out!
This sounds like a really great product. I am glad to see that you have had good results. I need to look into this.
Wow! This looks like it has turned out to be a great product! So glad you found something that is working for you! I’ll be looking into this more!
Kristi, I love our URL. Too funny!
It’s so nice that you have been getting great results from that. None of us want to deal with that crepey skin nonsense.
Hi Connie – I’m always looking for great skin products that do work – I’ve already put this on my wish list to try out – thank you
Fabulous! You won’t be disappointed, I promise! It’s so hard to show how fantastic it is in the pics – my camera is very high def and my skin is very freckly. It’s fabulous!
I love finding products that actually work! This sounds great!
It is always awesome to find a product that provides a needed solution. I’ll have to keep this in mind in case my skin gets that crepey look.
In the last few years I have begun to notice crepy skin on my hands and various other parts of my body. Well I will be 65 so I can’t really complain. I would like to try this if you say it works–I will look int it.
It’s crazy all the places that start getting crepey! And yes, I promise it works fantastic. I should probably try it on my mother. She’s 75 and I bet it would help…but I’m not willing to give up mine. Hmmm….Mother’s Day is coming up!
This looks like something I need for my hands. I’ve never heard it called crepe before.
Really? I’ve been complaining about my crepey eyelids for 30 years! 🙂
As long as it works.
Thanks for sharing.