D'or24k cosmeticsReviews of dor24k.com

Very high pressure sales pitch once they bring you in their shop. We purchased the buy one get one cream in the syringe and a few days after use my wife developed very dry patchy skin over her entire face. Since we were on vacation and are now home we cannot return to the location to return the products. She received a facial as well using other products and was not asked what type of skin she had or if she had any allergies. Appears to be a bit of a scam as they kept lowering and lowering the price.

I purchased some of these products on Whatnot, honestly I have tried better drug store products. While I should have done more research I assumed high end luxury would mean a solid product, that wasn’t the case. I will say the packaging is solid.

My order was incorrect. I received an item I did not order and did not receive an item I order. One of the products I received was defective and nothing has been done about it. I have sent 2 messages regarding this with no reply.

I’m not going to outright say whether this product is or isn’t a scam. It’s definitely expensive—but I did notice some differences and decided to give it a shot. I purchased the surgical lifting eye cream, eye serum, exfoliation treatment, and moisturizer for a total of $439. I was assured that a little goes a long way and that it should last a year. I figured it might be a better investment than Botox. The salespeople were pleasant, not pushy, and I didn’t feel pressured to buy anything. However, here’s where things went south for me. I mentioned that I was on my lunch break and needed to return to my chambers for a meeting within an hour. (I’m a judge, so time management is crucial.) I spent about 15 minutes with the salespeople, which was fine, but then they offered me a “free consultation” at their spa. I wasn’t interested but humored them and scheduled an appointment. Lucky for me, one of their consultants had “five minutes” to fit me in right then. That’s when the experience turned sour. The consultant rudely approached me and bluntly asked what my skin concerns were. In reality, I don’t have major issues—I’m comfortable with my skin and skincare routine. Her abrasiveness was off-putting, especially when trying to upsell me. Then came the condescending comments: she said she couldn’t believe I was 41 because my neck supposedly made me look much older. She even compared herself to me, claiming to be 35 and pointing out the “difference.” It was clear to me (as both a judge and an attorney) that this was a ploy to make me feel insecure about my appearance. While she succeeded in getting me to glance at my neck and think about wrinkles (I’m usually my own worst critic), I didn’t see the problems she was pointing out. She then introduced a $12,000 red-light device—yes, $12,000—and tried to convince me it was an alternative to a $30,000 facelift, which I know isn’t accurate. Next, she wanted to apply cream to my face for 15 minutes, followed by an additional 5-minute wait. She asked me to rate, on a scale of 1 to 10, how much I wanted to look younger. I answered “5,” explaining that I’m not insecure about my age or aging. Despite that, she told me the process would take another 20–30 minutes, far longer than the five minutes I was initially told. At that point, I put my foot down and said, “Thanks, but no thanks—I need to get back to work.” I’m giving the products a shot because they seem promising, but the upselling, preying on insecurities, and overall condescending attitude were a complete turnoff. If I had encountered that consultant first, I likely wouldn’t have made a purchase at all. Perhaps their approach works on some people, but it left a bad impression on me. Once I finish the products, regardless of their effectiveness, I won’t be purchasing from them again.

Quand je lis tout les commentaires ça confirme mon inquiétude que mon fils de 18ans c'est fait arnaquer. Méthode de vente plus que douteuse. Il était en séjour linguistique à San Diego et il c'est fait alpaguer dans la rue ,il avait beau leur dire non c'est trop chère, il en veut pas, il n'a pas d'argent...,il ne l'on pas lâcher et lui en retourner le cerveau. Et il sont passés de 1000$ à 150$ . Et pour avoir la paix il me l'a acheté. Je l'ai testé hier soir, ça pique un peu. Il faut le laisser toute la nuit ,et se matin encore en l'enlevant ça piquotait... et je ne vois aucune différence ... a voir à long terme ?

La facture réalisée pour l'envoi de mon colis n'a pas prit en compte le pris soldé mais le pris total. Résultat : j'ai payé presque autant de frais de douane que d'achat de produit! Merci d'inscrire sur le colis que le prix final soldé pour que les frais de douane s'appliquent sur le prix réellement payé par le client.

the products are good but the sales people are so pushy it was uncomfortable. They kept adding more and more stuff to their deal with me right after a facial massage. I felt stuck in the back room with the sales person, it took almost 20 minutes before I finally said yes just so i could get out of there, I regret not having pushed against it more. If you really want their products buy them online, but do not go anywhere near the stores or any kiosk .

I bought the D'OR24K Prestige during a cruise stop in the Dominican Republic. I paid close to $300 for this product and sadly to say it has done nothing for my puffiness. What a scam!