Adore CosmeticsAdore Cosmetics offers innovations in skincare products that are mostly powered by plants. We want to provide not just “feel good,” but “do good” skincare products. We do this by using a combination of naturally derived ingredients, the newest addition being our meadowsweet extract. This is to provide products that feel great when using them but also benefitting the skin in the short and long-term aspects. In addition, Adore Cosmetics products incorporate a range of other naturally based ingredients formulated after extensive research to deliver maximum effectiveness for general skin concerns, to promote anti-aging and help restore a youthful glow to the skin.
Adore Cosmetics (adorecosmetics.com) has 452 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.3 out of 5.
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Brigitte
Absolute Non-Surgical Eye Applicator was applied under my eyes. The salesman was very persistent (price started at €600 and went down very fast), but I did not buy immediately. Glad I did'nt, because within 10 minutes I found out that I had a huge white patch underneath my eyes. This stuff is like glue, an absolute scam and I do not believe any of the positive reviews I read
Eruwun O.
At first I was skeptical about the product t but after using it as advice by one of the sakes man in Dubai Mall I am shocked to seetge improvement on my eye.... Yes the sales people are a bit harsh but the products I got were amazing. Just be consistent and you'll be back here to say thanks.
Conny
Provato il contorno occhi in fiera a Milano sembrava miracoloso…. Non so cosa mi abbiamo messo ma sicuramente non è quello che poi ti vendono …. Delusione totale
Mrs Valeria C.
Nel mese di dicembre 2022 li ho conosciuti a Milano alla fiera dell’artigianato, mi è stata fatta una prova sul viso efficacissima con risultati immediati, ho acquistato subito ben due confezioni del prodotto provato pari a € 120.00 Cad, il prodotto non si è rivelato assolutamente all’altezza delle aspettative. Mi verrebbe da pensare che il prodotto provato e quello vendutomi non fosse lo stesso. Specchietto per le allodole?
Claire Reece-Miller B.
Adore non surgical eye applicator is absolutely awful. The product applied to my face by one of their sales team in the Dubai Mall made instant huge changes to my eye lines. I bought the product at over £300 and brought it back to the UK. I have applied it meticulously and there is NO repeat, at all of the changes. It is clearly not the product applied to me by the Adore sales person. Absolute waste of money. I would strongly advise all to avoid this product.
lucia
Non mi è piaciuta la strategia di vendita del commesso:troppo aggressiva. Mi ha detto frasi del tipo : ma a te importa della tua pelle? Ma ti curi?.. Per convincermi che avevo assolutamente bisogno di quei prodotti perché non mi stavo curando adeguatamente. Inoltre ha voluto assolutamente indovinare la mia età, ma guardacaso mi ha dato 3 anni in più.. E considerando che di solito mi danno sempre meno anni secondo me è stato detto apposta per convincermi che non mi curavo (non a caso quando gli ho detto che ero più giovane la risposta è stata : ah strano, indovino sempre). Mi ha messo la crema occhi da una parte per farmi vedere la differenza allo specchio.. Che purtroppo non ho notato. Mi ha anche fatto provare lo scrub dicendo che le palline bianche che si formavano era la mia pelle morta.. Ma io ho subito notato che era il prodotto non la mia pelle. Nonostante ciò, siccome sono una patita di creme e ne provo sempre di nuove, ne ho comprate 2..anche perché le creme sono carissime, ma se dici che non le vuoi ti dimezzano il prezzo e ti danno altre creme in regalo. Inoltre volevo proprio vedere se le creme mi avrebbero davvero cambiato la pelle come diceva il commesso Valutazione creme:la crema viso niente di speciale (cambia pelle non penso proprio), lo scrub invece devo dire che rende la pelle luminosa
Manana
A Milano, corso Garibaldi, ce un ragazzo d'oro, Paolo, me ha spiegato tutto bene, ha fatto provare diversi trattamenti e me ha convinto di acquistare prodotti, sono ottimi. Consiglio
Desoxyribonukleinsäure
They have a booth at Vienna airport called "BonAge - Paris". I walked past that booth 4 times and at the 5th time, I was on my way to the gate for my next flight. This time, the salespeople stopped me, as they tried to give me a product sample. Then, a woman told me to come inside. I told her I had to go, she said it would only take a minute. It took like 20 minutes in the end. She put some chemical peeling onto my hand, rubbed it off, and said it would remove dead skin cells. My hand felt smooth, compared to my other hand. However, the moment she said the product is supposed to remove a layer of skin, I already knew this is not good to put on your face. For the love of god, please use a BHA or an AHA instead. I got mine for 9,95€ from a drug store and it helped me with blackbuds and is much safer. The woman then put on a face cream on my hand and it felt really smooth. That one, I really liked. In the end, she tried to get me into buying her products. She went down and down, asked me which one I would purchase if I could. I honestly told her that I'm not convinced of the peeling and I would prefer to research it first, but I liked the cream. She gave me a "special discount", and I should tell no one about it. I paid 100€ for the cream, and I also got a 150ml toner for free that would originally cost 90€. I saw multiple people talk about that online. Even if it was a rare occurrence, that should ring some alarm bells. Like, really? How would you be able to operate a business like that if you give products away? I looked up the brand afterwards, also saw Jeffrey Star review a golden mask from them twice. It gave me a slightly better feeling. Still, most of the positive reviews on here were made by accounts with only a single review. And if the account had more reviews, they usually were on similar shops with lower ratings. Now isn't that suspicious. Now, important things to consider: I had no allergic reactions towards the cream from Adore, so it might be a fine purchase for me. I've been using it daily since my purchase and I never had an allergic reaction. Since the cream has collagen, I will be using it once a week from now on, as I still am a person who is in their 20s. Never ever allow these people to sell you products you react allergic towards, or products that feel alarming to you. My sister is a biochemist and the ingredients seem fine to her. Nevertheless, there is no point in spending that much on a product, even if it doesn't damage you. Stay away from this brand. Since I "only" spent 100€, I don't feel as much damage. Just that I surely would've gotten more out of 100€. I will be using the two products for now and see it as a luxurious treat. But I sure as hell will never buy from them again, especially not at their original prices. The products could be good themselves but this brand's marketing strategies are simply unethical. What I "adore" is that the products have not been tested on animals and that some of them are vegan.
