I tried this after hearing a few friends rave about it. It's cheap and thought I might as well see what's it all about. I didn't see anything special with it. I used it a few times and then gave up on it. I also don't lke the ideea of a fruit enzyme mask that has been sitting on a shelf in a drugstore for years. I would rather mash my own pineapple and papaya and other fruits into a fresh fruit acid mask. Natural, cheap, effective.

The price was right on this product so when I was looking for a new mask to try, I grabbed it. So here is the skinny:
The Good:
~Smells amazing.... I wanted to eat it on ice cream. Great pineapple scent!
~Price can't be beat...less than $3.00 at Walmart.

The Bad:
~Dried my skin out to parchment. I had to apply moisturizer three times! (No, I don't have dry skin normally.)
~Didn't appear to do anything great for my skin, but I couldn't stand to use it more than twice due to the extreme dryness.
I wouldn't suggest this product to anyone with dry skin. Actually, I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone period.

I was not really into the Freeman products, but I saw this in the cosmetics aisle at Wal-Mart and decided to give it a try.

It does make my face feels clean, fresh, soft and smooth, but I didn't see amazing results. But, well, it costs only 7$, so I won't complain.

It smells good because it contains pineapple extract.

The only thing is to be careful not to overuse this product because AHAs can be rough to sensitive skin.