I discovered the product Curology through talking to my cousin about skin care and what options to get rid of acne. I had been struggling with dark spots, some acne, and white heads. She recommended me use Curology due to its rise of popularity and good reviews. She had also started using it to see the product’s reaction to her skin, whether it would clear it or make it worse. So far it had been working for her and gradually her skin was getting clearer than before. Curology isn’t just the same product everyone gets, you send in a picture and description of your skin and dermatologists customize your treatment for you. You can get a free trial and only pay $5 shipping to try it out. So I decided to get the free trial and test it out for myself. The main strength of the product are the good feedback, results, and personal dermatologists at their disposal to create it. There have been multiple reviews on the website describing how it made people’s skin better. Skincare influencers put their input on the product after using it and have approved of it. Influencers were also featured in advertisements promoting Curology as a safe skincare product. Many people in comparison to the small majority have had great results from using the product and continue to use it. What makes the company more appealing is that they have personal dermatologists at their disposal and seem very professional. The weakness of the product is the high price, it isn’t really unique, and for some people it doesn’t work for their skin. There have been arguments of why Curology is so expensive. They cost up to $50 depending on the package or individual item, which seems quite pricey. The overall look of the product is modern but also looks really simple. It doesn’t look at all unique compared to other products. For the small 5% of the consumers who have used the product, have no or terrible results from the product. It either did nothing to help their skin or made it exponentially worse. Through evaluating all of the aspects of the product, both strengths and weaknesses, I would give the product a 10/10. The weaknesses didn’t really affect the quality nor the overall affect the product gave my skin. They already say on the official website that the product works for 95% of people, so they’ve been warned. Skincare products don’t really need to be unique, they just have to work and get a good result to make the product sell. As for the high price, it is fair due to the material used to create the product, shipping, tax, and work the dermatologists have to do to create it. The strengths are more important than the weaknesses, most people liking it and overall having the best results from the product. They also give a free trial with their product which gives people a nice jump start to see if it’s worth it. So overall the product gets an A+ as a final grade, from me.