Maybe the tiny glass shards will exfoliate my skin too! Hey! 🤨
On the one hand, this makes me laugh. It's like 'Doctor Babor' product ad people said 'Hey!, let's put these in little glass tubes so it will look all science lab like test tubes and be all cool and scientificy so we can charge more!'<br /><br />Then someone else said, 'Let's make it where you have to attach this plastic thingee and break off the top! That'll really be different and cool!'<br /><br />And no one was there to tell them that this is kind of a silly inconvenient way to open up some serum. Not to mention it leaves a jagged edge of glass at the top no matter how careful you are in breaking the glass as instructed.<br /><br />There's no way to use it for the longer time the instructions say you can use it--how do you store the rest in the tube if you want to use it twice in one day? One tube was more than I needed for my face and throat; I ended up spreading it on my arms and hands, too, just to use the rest.<br /><br />I tried to stick the top part back in to close it but that just broke the top in even more little shards. Oops!<br /><br />This is just too gimmicky for me. It wouldn't be so bad if you didn't have to break it to use it, and maybe if there was a way to close each little tube back up so you could use it more judiciously.<br /><br />If I'd have been in that lab I'd have told them to stop trying to be cute and gimmicky and just make a really great serum in an easy-to-use tube or tubes or whatever.<br /><br />If I see really awesome results after the week I'll use it, I'll come back and report that and raise my stars. But for now, I'm kind of rolling my eyes at the wasteful delivery system.
Rating: 3 stars