Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I purchased this product with the hopes of clearing my mild to moderate rosascea. I am not getting paid nor am I receiving this product free for my honest review. I am a 30 year old female who has been suffering from increasingly worsening rosascea since high school. I have no reason to fabricate or lie about how well the product is or is not working, so please trust me! I have tried many products without success. I have read the numerous amount of reviews and am always skeptical that either A-they may work for the company or B-they are getting paid to write an "honest" review. I believe I have a case of rosascea that shouldn't be hard to treat. I have no bumps or pustules nor a disfigured nose due to the rosascea. Simply, my T-Zone is always pink, if not bright red and irritated at times. Mostly the cheeks and nose. So far, I have been using redness redux for 1 week with absolutely no changes in my rosascea. It has not gotten worse so that is a plus! Now I do understand that the product itself states you have to wait upwards of 60 days to see the best results. So, I am waiting and will continue to use the product until the bottle is empty with hopes it does work!! I just find it strange that the reviews that say "writing my honest review" say they notice a change in 3 days! That may be a little far fetched and I don't want others like myself to get their hopes up like I have. I will keep you all posted throughout the course of treatment with hopes that this is the product that works for me and I can get rid of my pesky foundation!!! UPDATE- I am now at the end of 4 weeks using redness redux twice daily. Unfortunately, my product review and rating stay the same. My t-zone-specifically my nose and cheeks remain pinkish/red...again, no worse since I have started this...maaaaaaybe minimally improved. It is still clearly noticeable and still in need of foundation to cover. I will continue to use this until the bottle is empty (which will be a while) and keep an update on the progress (or lack there of) UPDATE: End of week 6: still in need of cover up: pinkish rosascea still noticeable with powder foundation. Starting to give up hope....