This is definitely a wonderful tinted moisturizer (skin transformer is a bit of a stretch and a "miracle" would mean it can turn back at least 10 yrs, which it doesn't) and it has almost no smell to it, or at least not a intrusive, lasting smell. The texture is amazing once it's applied to the face, since it becomes extremely soft and "silky", leaving the skin very very soft, with a nice and subtle glow. The colors are a bit lighter than depicted and I had to buy too different shades to find the one that fits. But now I use the lighter shade as an under eye concealer.

A coworker sent me a link to this product, and I got a laugh out of the reviews. A fellow coworker did not believe the comments on the product were real, so I ordered a 1lb bag and offered him to prove the reviews were not real. Well, he ate two or three bears over the course of a day, and then chickened out. However another coworker decided he would try them. On day one of his experiment he ate about 20 over the course of a day and no problem. On day two he went to town on those little evil bears, but he left before I had a chance to ask if he was feeling alright after his bear binge. The next day when I caught up with him he told me his stomach got a little upset, but that was all. However a little later one of the employees that sits across the way from the men’s room mentioned to me that they had seen the bear muncher running to the men’s room the day before, and that he was in there for at least an hour. When he left the rest room, he was described as pale and shaky. When the reporting coworker went to use the men’s room shortly after, he reported the site as a s*** apocalypse. He thought the bear muncher got his trousers down, but experienced human equivalent of a rectal space shuttle launch before he managed to sit on the porcelain throne. The reporter of the aftermath of the bear powered s*** tornado said the toilet was so nasty he decided to hold his business until he got home.