Amit Mor writes The Beauty Scam as an independent reviewer. The publication separates genuine merit from inflated claims, and every judgment is grounded in what Amit actually noticed.
A review should tell you what I noticed, not simply repeat a product description. I write from my own use and my own observations, not from commercial sponsorship or manufacturer summaries. When a detail changes my view, I say so in the text.
I try to be clear about what can be judged and what remains subjective. Some qualities can be described plainly; others depend on skin, habit, and expectation. Where that line sits matters, and I would rather show you where it is than pretend the verdict is universal.
How I review
A straightforward method
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Initial use
I use the product as an ordinary person would, paying attention to how it feels and behaves from the first day.
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Notes on discrepancies
I record where the experience differs from the claims or the description, and note what I could not verify.
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Final honest evaluation
I close with a clear judgment, state its limits, and say what would change my view.