Review (1/5): cons far outweigh the pros
The glowing reviews about this product are accurate in a sense - yes, this product shows a noticeable improvement in the appearance of skin over a short period of time. It does contain enough glycolic acid at a decent ph, it does exfoliate well. Whatever praises people bestow are germane but only to a certain degree. The fact of the matter though is that the entire line of products contain many unefficacious artificial ingredients at best and downright harmful toxins, in effect, at worst.
It has plenty of potential but does not deliver. It seems to me that the makers are not truly interested in answering the riddle to great skin. It is a start devoid of middle or end notes. It does not cater to the skin as a complete system. It will give you a minor improvement and waste a lot of your time.
But don't take my word for it, try it for yourself. If you love it and are happy good for you. I will not throw cigarette buds on anyones Eden. If however you are not a believer like me and want to try another alternative try something with ONLY natural ingredients. Anything else and your skin will be in a constant battle with adversaries you put there, everyday, and leave there to do damage, because it's absurd to think that the body could assimilate such artificiality in any positive long-term way.
The choice is yours my friends.