Not just skin peeling off. Product peels up on its own.

I was really excited about getting this product and hoped it would actually be removing the dead skin cells from my face and not just creating the experience of what you “think” are dead skin cells peeling off your face. I’m sorry to say that the pieces of white material that form when you rub it on your face cannot be just skin. Why am I so sure? I used it on my face about 6 times one after another and the amount of white material that formed on my face every time, never lessened. And if it was actually peeling skin off my face, the amount of skin would have been reduced, but it never was. Really disappointed in what looks more like fake advertising, and a fake experience. Maybe it did remove some skin, but I’m not even sure of that anymore. I think all products that claim to be exfoliating peels may be chemically formulated to do the same. I really really wanted this not to be the case! Does anyone else have a different experience?

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