My Mum actually gave me this spot stick about two years ago now and I've been using it ever since. I had assumed that it had cost her quite a bit of money as the packaging is quite expensive looking and the product does actually work. I had never bothered to look the price up until writing this review and I was shocked to see that it actually retails at just 98 pence! This is the full retail price and you can also get two for £1.50 so this is a very affordable spot treatment. The spot treatment comes in a glass bottle which has 8ml of product in it and size wise it is a little bigger than a lipstick. It is very sturdy feeling and the bottle has a ...  Read the complete review

As said by a few the contents seem to get stuck in bottle and do not flow out with the roller ball, what I did was to remove the ball, and pour out some liquid onto a cotton bud and that way you can just dab the offending spot, and you do not get that sticky feeling, on larger spots just smear it over and let dry it is normal for it to feel taught as that is the reaction of the Spot Stick, to cover the Spot and allow it to shrink. Use after a good clean wash, dry and the skin and spot do not rub this aggravates the Spot, and then apply.. One nice thing is that you can use it a few times a day, best not to cover with to much make up aftershaves or plasters.

I have recently been getting awful outbreaks of spots, so i decided to try a specialist spot cream/stick. The Wilkinsons one i tried was called Skinology SpotStick, and was a roll-on. It promised to leave skin feeling pure, protected and fresh. I first tried it when i felt a spot developing, and unfortunately nothing happened, and the spot continued getting red and inflamed. I was disappointed to discover it that it was incredibly hard to get any of the liquid to come out, i had to shake it upside down a good few times, and even then i had to roll it over my spot rather hard, to actually get the liquid flowing, and even then the liquid kept seizing up. I ...  Read the complete review

Ok so I'm 34, I admit it lol. I don't expect spots at this age but I do get them! I hate them and they're especially crummy to get when your older as they mismatch the lines, wrinkles, deep set frown lines and crows feet big time! I thought I'd outgrow spots by the time I hit this age but no I really haven't! I get them often and I still get blackheads and whiteheads and open pores that contain wet liquid alot! I just don't have great skin if you look at it close up but if you see me you wouldn't think I had awful skin from a distance type of thing. However spots make me feel ugly and greasy. I'm sure they do the majority of us really. I am prone to a ...  Read the complete review