Moon Juice Beauty Dust | Beautifying Adaptogenic Blend for Skin

I’ve tried a few of the powders. Dream dust did nothing for me. I take the spirit dust daily and while it doesn’t really give me energy, I believe it balances my mood. I thought I’d try a bottle of tge beauty dust and just see if maybe in a couple weeks someone might mention my skin looking good. The first morning I took it and forgot about it. That evening I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror and thought, am I wearing makeup? My skin looked even and velvety and it looked like I was wearing blush. I think the thing with these dusts is that everyone’s chemistry is different, so you could very possibly spend a good chunk of change on something that tastes horrible and doesn’t do a thing for you. But if it does work it’s pretty amazing. I think it’s weird people are rating so much on taste. I personally think they are all pretty bad. I usually just mix with a small amount of water in an espresso cup and drink it down. Usually have to add more water and do it again. It does not readily dissolve. The other downside is if you get hooked it’s expensive and for me only lasts maybe 2 1/2 -3 weeks max.

Oddly enough people have actually been saying wow your face looks so pretty, your skin is glowing. I notice my skin looks very flawless even without makeup I haven't noticed any real changes in my hair yet. I am almost done with it and I will repurchase. I drink one teaspoon daily in a smoothie or a hot tea.

I noticed skin improvement but the price point is too high. Also, sometimes the powder clumps, but once in hot water, you're good to go.

I love this brand and their products. I have tried many of them and have loved them all. Beauty Dust has worked for me. It’s an expensive item, when taken daily, but I continue to spend the money on it, because it works. Since using it for 6 months, it has made my skin look glowing, radiant and smooth. I have also had less breakouts. It is pricey, but for me it’s worth it!

In my never-ending quest for beauty, I caved in and spent $40 on this trendy "dust." The color and taste of it is like Chinese preserved plums, which cost just a few dollars at Chinese grocery stores. Just go and buy those preserved plums, eat to your heart's content, and you might actually become more beautiful than this dust - for a tiny fraction of the price, but none of the glamour.I really wanted to like this Beauty Dust, and I really wanted it to work. I gave it several good tries. But even when I put just half a serving in my beverage, I'd feel weird and sick. The mix of ingredients or "vibrations" in this just doesn't agree with me.These dusts are just another example of trendy young entrepreneurs jumping on the Eastern medicine bandwagon and trying to make big bucks off of it. $40 is steep for ineffective, sickening dust - but the original price of this was actually $60!If I wanted Traditional Chinese Medicine, I'd go to an actual TCM practitioner. These dusts are what an article called a "para-religious...Coachella apothecary." Marketing and packaging is the biggest part of it. I don't think much effort, if any, was actually made in the development and testing of the efficacy and safety of the product itself. They just gave it a cool name, put it in fancy packaging, and wrote some mystical, Reiki/Chakra/crystal vibrations-sounding copy. The fact that it's endorsed by Paltrow should've made me run away from it. Her "Goop" brand is one of the most bland, overpriced celebrity entrepreneurial efforts out there.But this would look great sitting on your dresser or shelf. Your friends would be impressed, and they might go out and buy their own. For the people who claimed that this helped them look more beautiful...well, it's placebo effect working on them. All I hope for is placebo effect, but I didn't even get that.

The price, description, and reviews of this product prompted me to spend money I didn't have in the hopes that Beauty Dust would do everything it promised and make me glow. However, the effects were only mediocre - I never saw any noticeable difference in my appearance, and I didn't receive any compliments on my skin or "radiance" as some other customers reported. The amount of dust in the jar is also really disappointing. It was smaller than I expected, but other people say theirs lasted them about a month - mine lasted about 2.5 weeks using only a teaspoon every other day!With that said, the taste is great. Very rich and sweet and even goes great with water (for those of you who are like me and don't drink as much water as you should, this might help achieve your goal!)If I made a lot more money, I would definitely purchase this, along with the other products in the Moon Juice line, again. Unfortunately, this isn't a great alternative for college students who are just trying to make it by each paycheck, even as a splurge. If anyone knows of any cheaper alternatives that taste good and seem to work, let me know!

it is working for me

The powder was all clumped together, despite it having a silica gel packet and keeping it stored in my pantry. Every time I wanted to use it I had to use a knife to chisel it out of the container and then it remained lumpy in my drink so I eventually just gave up. Not worth such an expensive price tag.