Truly Buns Of Glowry Tighten & Glow Butt Serum

Most Helpful Critical Review

Made the problem I bought it to prevent.

I bought this product to resolve some chicken skin on my upper arm. I used it once a week but stopped after a month because my chicken skin had now become discolored and spread to my elbow and shoulder, as well as popping up in patches on other parts of my body. After a week of not using Moon Rocks,... my skin was back to normal, the discoloration had subsided and it receded back to its original spot, and the patches on the other parts of my body were gone. This was all without changing any other part of my skincare. Even without this specific issue, there were other problems with the product. First, it does not smell great. After searching for hours all I could find about it was that it "smells amazing" without any description of the actual smell so that consumers could decide whether they liked those smells in their shower products or not. The smell was much more chemically than I imagined, it reminded me a lot of pool chlorine, and the floral notes smelled very artificial. Given that lavender is a highlighted ingredient, I had expected to smell it, but I didn't. Second, it didn't seem to reduce my dead skin but rather increase it. I could rub my hand against my arm and have a bunch of dead skin come off, much more than had been there before. Using Moon Rocks didn't exfoliate off the dead skin, it seemed to create it. Third, the product dissolved much too quickly in my hand to actually be able to use it on my body, which meant that a little did not go a long way as it dissolved before it could fulfill its intended purpose. Fourth, I only used this product for about a month, and only once a week, however by the end of the second week I was almost at the bottom of the jar. It seemed as though it was melting away even though I wasn't using it. I checked for an excess of water in the pot but found none, and made sure that the lid was all the way on, but it still disappeared quickly. The cost for the amount of product that was delivered and the below-average lifespan of this product adds up to mean that buying Moon Rocks simply isn't worth it. Anyone who's looking for an exfoliator would do better with a product that smelled better, fulfilled its intended purpose, didn't magically dissolve while not in use, and doesn't create the skin problems it's fabled to solve.