I won't be repurchasing it

I adore everything that has acid in it. Like most of you guys, I have been using BHA’s since I was a teenager with acne. (Who hasn’t?) So I jumped on the idea of a 14% blend ?
Honeymoon glow: I started using it at night, every other day for a week, until my skin built some tolerance. I usually cleanse, tone and massage two pumps of the serum into my skin, with nothing on top of It. It did not burn, sting or cause any severe reactions, other than a slight tingling that faded with time.
Pros:
The morning after skin: the claim is true, I did wake up with a remarkably hydrated and glowing skin. My acne scars started fading after a week of use. It controlled and stopped my ongoing breakouts and the frequency of the occasional morning pimple.
Cons:
I also wake up with a VERY oily skin. An oiliness (previously under control) that painfully migrates to my hair.
Yes, we get it. You get glowing clear skin and whatever else, BUT, in order for you to cover your face and neck, you’ll need two to three pumps of product. A product contained in a 30 ml bottle and costing 64$CAD. I bought mine 18 days ago, using it every night for the past 10 days. Well, I am almost half through it.
We all have or know one or two expensive products, we buy and regularly renew, that are worth every cent. For me, it's #goodgenes @sundayriley

At first, I wanted to compare the honeymoon glow to the @tataharperskincare resurfacing serum. They have similar claims with similar ingredient list.
After trying them both, I can say that the effect #honeymoonglow had on my skin, was indeed close to #tataharper 's, but was even closer, and very very very similar to @renskincare wake wonderful nighttime facial. The glowing skin achieving process is different, but the results were the same, minus grease ball face and hair.
Conclusion: I'm not renewing this treatment anytime soon. Yes It is nice. And Dot, That's about it