Glad to see that Cult Beauty finally recognises a Singapore skincare brand but as a Singaporean, this product is just okay and not worth the price here (it's next to nothing back home!). For a daily exfoliator, it's alright. I don't see much difference after using it even after prolonged periods of time. The only fun part is that as you massage it on your face, you start to see clumps that resemble like dead skin but it's not. I think there are far superior products on the market for this price but if you can get it in Asia, it's nice to have.

I had to get used to the proper way of applying this and how it first interacts with the skin. But when I did it was magic on my sensitive skin especially my fragile cheek area. It leaves my skin bright and feeling and looking amazing.

Again I'm a bit sceptical about this product and whether the "peeling" is a gimmick. It reminds me of the silicone trick used by the product companies in shopping centres. I'm not sure how it works and what it is peeling. My skin looks a little dehydrated after use.

This exfoliator is quite extraordinary in the way it works and I found it did partially help with blackheads. Dead skin was removed but not noticeably. Sadly I have sensitive skin and this product just caused my skin to go crazy. I don't know what it was but people with sensitive skin should be warned. It was a standard exfoliator with a cool trick until it caused a 2 week long rash.

I had high hopes for this, particularly after reading numerous glowing reports praising its effectiveness; unfortunately however, I've been left disappointed. Whilst it does temporarily reduce the appearance of blackheads, it doesn't provide a permanent solution and it my opinion, offers results no more impressive than many drugstore facial scrubs/face masks.