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You guys are a scam you took my money and I have NO PRODUCT you should be ashamed of yourself I am a hard working single parent I hope you guys get caught and spend the remainder of your selfless life in prison
I ordered some face products 4/23 , have not heard from this company since I ordered and haven't received the product but they sure took the money out of my account
I ordered 3 sticks of the Poreless Deep Cleanse Mask Stick - but this product is a scam.
The product does not work as represented - it removes ZERO blackheads
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