Nearly impossible to apply, so how do you know it works?!
I had been using Dermacrine and thought I had hit the jackpot with this product having similar ingredients.  The problem is that applying it is incredibly difficult if not almost impossible.  It is liquid without any type of viscosity (maybe one step up from water) and goes everywhere if you aren't careful.  It is incredibly difficult to even wash off the of the sink and if you get it on your hands, you have to wash your hands (maybe scrub?) several times with Dial soap to remove it.  I had read in a forum somewhere that using a syringe to measure it would be useful since the syringe that comes with it is completely useless, and the reality is that a syringe is the ONLY way to achieve any kind of specific dosage. However, you are still squirting the liquid from the syringe and if you miss the palm of your hand, your poor aim might end up land on the wall or the bathroom door!  (This depends on how &#34;new&#34; your syringe is.)  After a few days of using the syringe, it has to be thrown out because since the liquid is tough to clean, you can forget about cleaning out the syringe thoroughly for the next use.  This makes the plunger difficult to press down going forward, rendering the syringe useless.<br /><br />I really had high  hopes for this product, and actually dread putting it on, hence it is collecting dust in the bathroom cabinet.  I ditched using the syringe and now just pour a dime sized portion in the palm of my hand when I use it and hope for the best.  They seriously need to return to the drawing board on this one, but I think they have heard this same feedback multiple times.  I think the ingredients are the right ones, and I don't doubt the line-up, but it doesn't do you much good sitting in the cabinet.
Rating: 1 stars