Waste of money and too much plastic! These are an absolute waste of money, do not buy them !!! I was really excited to try them after seeing lots of positive reviews on Instagram, but they simply don’t work. The killa patches don’t get rid of any pain or deep down spots, even when left on overnight as is recommended. They also come with so much plastic, that I feel ashamed to have even purchased them thinking about all the plastic will do to the planet.

Wasteful Over packaging The products are great and work well. However I was absolutely shocked at the over packaging, it’s completely over the top and so wasteful. I can’t justify ordering again due to the wasteful packaging.

I’ve been taking the supplement and… I’ve been taking the supplement and this has actually really worked. I usually get really under the skin zits, and have a pretty good face cleaning regime, but it wasn’t cutting it. I added this to the mix and have been pleasantly surprised. I did take over a month to see results. Also, I’m never the type to leave reviews (but I do read and rely on them) but in this cause, I’m just hoping to help other people like me. I’m sure it hasn’t worked for everyone, but I’ve had great luck so far. I also tried the hyper fade and didn’t see any results from that (not much anyways)

Too expensive for the product, sunscreen terrible, overpackaging ZitSticka is just another overpriced product chipping away at your insecurities. First of all the packaging is WAY too overboard and SUPER wasteful. The zit stickas come in a very hefty box and then inside they are each individually wrapped in a hard plastic folder, and THEN there's more plastic you have to peel off on the sticky parts. Like why???? Every product, including the supplement pills which are in a hard plastic container with lid, come in these hardcore boxes too. It's just so unnecessary. What a waste of trees. That said, the sunscreen serum, which they market as some fancy schmancy perfect serum that you absolutely NEED, is one of the worst sunscreens I've ever tried. It left my skin the oiliest, greasiest thing I have every seen and I soaked through multiple blotting sheets trying to negate the oil. I tried this with different product layerings (even on bare skin) and let it soak in and every time it was still oily. Product-wise, they are just okay products. It is not worth it for the price at all. The skin pills that will "clear your skin up" are again, preying on your skin insecurities to fork over way to much cash for a fancy vitamin. Healthy diets are super important, yes, but paying over 50 dollars for a pill you take once a day is not what is going to do the trick. There are so many other companies that make the zit patches for the same quality if not better, that are MUCH CHEAPER and use way better packaging. Individually wrapped zit patches are just so unnecessary. Half of what you are paying for is the packaging. Definitely fell prey to their marketing trap and regretting every dollar. It's just way too expensive and totally unnecessary. There are way better companies out there doing the same thing for cheaper and higher quality and less waste. Sidenote: wonder if my review will ever make it on their website.... lol

Packaging is a pain I spent not an insignificant amount of money on the combined pack and the post zit stickers, and several times have wasted expensive patches because of a design flaw in the packaging. These stickers are wired shut inside annoying plastic squares. You have to yank them open with your fingers, (which would be impossible for anyone who has issues with their hands) and frequently they fly out onto the floor, ruined and you have no choice but to throw them in the bin. It's additionally not great that you're left with a load of plastic tat after you've used one. The early zit sticker didn't work for the larger under the surface zits I had, I guess they were too stubborn. The goo getters were an interesting experience, and stopped me popping whiteheads myself. The post zit stickers did help fade marks, but it wasn't the great result I had read from others. The benefits to these are that they stop you picking and making zits worse. The cons are the expense, the ease of use and packaging.