Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I grew up in a big city. In my world, parties are for sharing your joy and hospitality with friends-as opposed to profiting from them. I didn't learn about Pyramid Parties until I moved to a rural area. No offense to my rural friends, but if I see the invitation and it reads...Silpada- Pampered Chef-all similar schemes...profit off your friends, I am not available to attend the party. PLEASE! This is a pyramid scheme and a poor product. I was first invited to a party by one of my students (totally inappropriate to solicit this way) and I declined. I am Scottish and prone to red patches on my skin-figured it would irritate it-worried about a product distributed in such a way.Then, my hair stylist talked me into it as she sells it in her spa. I trust her so I gave in. 90 days later I have spent over $300 and my skin is a red, acne prone (never was prior) mess. Thankfully I was smart enough not to offer it to my friends (see sentence one). Don't be sucked in! Save your money.