Love glow recipe and long time customer… Love glow recipe and long time customer of their website. Customer service is quick and attentive and the watermelon products are some of the best I’ve I own

Glow recipe I absolutely love all my glow recipe products and they all work on my skin Just be careful to not to use if you have very sensitive skin

Poor service and iffy delivery Item was supposedly delivered at 6:31 am on a Monday with no delivery slip left, have attempted to get a redelivery and have received no response. Assuming this is a scam, don't recommed. Buy their products from an official website that ships from the UK, that way you wont have to pay $30 for shipping only for item to go missing. Very annoyed and won't purchase from them again, extremely stressful and unhelpful service, now I'm down roughly £100.

Just picked up Glow Recipe's Watermelon… Just picked up Glow Recipe's Watermelon Glow a couple weeks ago at a local Sephora and it's like a magic little potion that keeps my skin looking amazing.

Good products yet deceiving/confusing advertisement… UPDATE 2: Credit when credit is due. The brand's representative took the time to look further into the issue and explain what happened--not only that, they did add a better disclaimer in the new sales' banner, which makes things much clearer. Hence, I'm updating my review to full five stars because it does show that, at least in my experience, the brand cared about the customer's concerns. So kudos for that as not all brands will follow through in the way they did. Revised review: Good products yet confusing advertisement when it comes to sales. By the time I tried to make my purchase and checkout, there was no clear signs on the website that sets and kits are not included in the sale. The main banner has an asterisk but no further disclaimers are found, except in the checkout where the disclaimer only says that the code will be applied at the end. In addition, the discount showed is confusing. It looks like a lot was taken off to influence/encourage the consumer, but in reality it just creates confusion. For instance, the large discount will seemingly be based on the prices from the freebies the brand is supposedly giving the customer. I rather not have a brand do that and just indicate what is *really* discounted.