Tried the Viral "Magic" Scratch-Removing Stick That Shoppers Are "in Awe of" -- Read My Honest Thoughts

A reviewer puts the viral “Tibet Almond Stick Scratch Remover” to the test after it gained traction online and on Amazon, reaching more than 6,000 purchases in the past month. Priced at $15, the foil-wrapped oil stick is marketed as a quick fix for lightening surface scratches on wood furniture and floors. The tester applies a gentle wipe over multiple scratches on a clawfoot flip-top dining and console table, lets the oil sit for one to two minutes, then buffs with a microfiber cloth. The reviewer says the scratches became nearly imperceptible, contrasting with previous spray wood polish that failed to improve them. The article warns the product has a strong, oily smell and should be kept off clothing, though it claims no lingering fragrance afterward.