To find out whether Naturaful truly works, we first need to take a look at its ingredients. We have to check whether there’s actual science behind the use of each.

Scientific inquiries on its use for breast enhancement are hard to find. It’s likely that Naturaful has it merely for the mild estrogenic effect—and estrogen, after all, can help promote breast tissue growth.

Another estrogenic herb, blessed thistle is typically given to women who are having difficulty producing milk. Unfortunately, its potency in that aspect, and in breast enhancement, remains unproven.

As you’d expect, wild yam’s link to breast growth again lies in its estrogenic effect—which can be described as mild. Despite that, the plant is a common ingredient in bust creams.

This is the most impressive Naturaful ingredient so far. Aside from supporting healthy hormone levels (including estrogen), Dandelion hastens both skin renewal and collagen production.

Despite dong quai’s popularity in Western herbal medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, there’s a lack of scientific support for it. In fact, some studies point towards it having minimal hormonal effect.

So far, Naturaful doesn’t look too impressive. Although phytoestrogens do have the potential to stimulate breast growth, none of the ingredients we’ve listed can be considered strongly estrogenic.

Despite that, the cream does contain a combination of ingredients—meaning its effectiveness can’t be evaluated just by looking into these herbs individually.

For a more accurate picture of the product’s potency, we also have to gather insights from women who’ve tried it firsthand. And fortunately, customer reviews are quite abundant.

Many end up satisfied with the cream, though there seems to be a trend. The ones who gave positive reviews are those who chose to continue using it for months and even years.

Some noticed improvements in fullness and size starting at five months. Others, however, had to use it for at least two years before getting any noticeable results.

Interestingly, those who left negative reviews are mostly the ones who stopped after a month or two of daily use. Even the company behind the product notes that gains are typically seen after three to nine months.

As for whether the effects last, well, the response is quite positive. Remember though, that the cream still needs to be applied once or twice weekly, like a maintenance program of sorts.

There’s one last thing we’ve learned from reading customer reviews—it’s best not to expect significant changes. A few managed to go up two cup sizes, but most only got to fill out their existing bras.