These are basically low-potency vitamins for hair, skin and nails. A 30-day supply will set you back over $70, although they don't tell you that until you call and try to cancel. The "trial period" is 15 days. It's easy to receive something in the mail, call to cancel on the week-end, get a message that the offices are closed, call again, and oops! 15 days have passed. You can buy a 60-day supply of similar vitamins for less than $10 at the drugstore.
They will offer to charge you "only" $20 as a promotional fee, which is to get you off the phone before you start screaming!
I don't remember if these people called me, or if I clicked on an email ad (which I never do), so I am inquiring to the company as to how they found me. I'm waiting on a response to that.
This product is worthless. There is no way to know if these "pretty pink" pills really have any vitamins in them at all or how the vitamins are processed. Might just be red food dye for all I know.
The brochure says, "Individuals shown on the marketing materials are paid models and not necessarily Beauty X3 users". Well, duh. "the respective owners... Of trademarks and domain names have no association with and do not make any endorsement of Beauty X3".
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