Review (1/5): Run Fast, It's a Scam
I spent $4.97 for what I thought was a trial amount. Beware there will be a box for you to check that you won't know you've checked and you will not only be charged another $100 in 14 days, but you will continue to receive the product even though at first glance of the super thick sludge, you know you'll never put it on your face. But you will forget about it because you'll think, "No worries, it's only a one-time purchase. I haven't signed up for one of those scam things that never lets you cancel." And since you didn't know you'd signed up, you're not paying super close attention to your credit card bill, and besides, the name that appears isn't Allegro, so your radar for hijinks doesn't kick in until you get that second jar and you call the number on the enclosed invoice that says they're available 24/7 but when you call it on Saturday, it says their office hours are really M-F 9-5 so you quickly write "return to sender product refused" on the package and stick it in the mail, then find out since you didn't do what the customer service agent would have told you - put it in a different package with a special label - they're only giving you a 50% refund. So, if spending possibly $150 for something you'll never use sounds like a good deal, go for it. And of course when I disputed the charge with my cc company, Allegro could produce my checked box. Wow, I must really be getting old. Shame on you, Allegro, or whoever you are, if the only way you can generate sales is through dupery rather than product.