Desoxyribonukleinsäure
Very unethical brand
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.