HermetiseReviews of hermetise.com

Two men at the entrance handed me a sample as I was walking by. They asked me to come in. I wish I had listened to my instincts and just kept walking. Salesman engaged me in conversation and sampled exfoliator and cream on my hand. He was in my space. The chair was turned to the back of the store and I felt trapped. Regretfully, I purchased the items for $200. He was quick to run the credit card but he did not give me my items and distracted me by asking me to sample their eye cream which made my skin tingle and felt uncomfortable. Then talked to me about a face mask. He said items and another product would cost $699, cheaper than the internet price of greater than $1000. I declined and he marked them down to $149. At this point, I realized this is a scam. No returns, BTW. Only exchanges. He ignored me repeatedly when i told him I had to leave and asked me to try their salt rub and then their facial. Offered a free facial and tried to get me to go to the back room. I felt extremely uncomfortable. Should have been rude and given him the alternatim to call security. Beware. Pressure tactics by salesmen who take advantage of your vulnerability and politeness. They keep your items and try to sell you more products. I will never go back there. Bunch of con artists.

Purchased the eye serum after an instore demonstration at Charleston Place in Charleston SC. I used the product at home, along with two other people who also had the demo, and this is NOT THE SAME PRODUCT that was used in the store. I contacted that store "owner" and nicely asked for a refund due to a fraudulent product. I have now read many reviews about this product and apparently this is a very common experience! I was not sold what I had agreed to buy and would like a full refund based on misrepresentation. Also, be aware, the store also likes to try and sell you $8,000 lasers. Total Bait and Switch. Terrible experience.

Today I went to Multiplaza, Escazú in Costa Rica - walked by the Hermetise store, when this salesperson wanted me to try their hand cream. Fine, I did, said thanks and tried to walk away. Then they had a "gift" for me. I said I didn't have the time neither was I interested, but somehow ended up in their chair. This guy came out and tried all his sales tricks on me - I looked younger than my ages (I'm 29...), - took the price down from $159 to $47. I said I have never heard of your brand that you claim is from London, even though I lived there, so no thank you. These people were friendly but way too pushy. I would never trust them, their products nor the brand ever.

This is the most predatory and shameful business I have ever encountered in my life. Like others, I was ambushed at my local mall by a pushy saleswoman who lured me into their kiosk with a free sample (I can only blame myself for that one). Next thing I know, I'm in a chair having product after product applied to my face while the woman drones on about how much I need them for my skin. I knew immediately where this was going and that it wouldn't end well, because there was no chance in hell that I was buying anything. Lo and behold, we get to the end and I'm told that I can buy the whole set of products for a whopping $650! As if. I told her to take a hike, but she continued to prod, using every sales tactic under the sun to try and pressure me into buying something; it's a special promotion only for today, I'll throw in another cream for free if you promise not to tell anyone ("can I trust you?" she said), bringing the price down to an eventual $140 and then asking how I would like to pay, etc etc. It was obvious that she was desperately hunting for a sale. Well luckily I had enough fortitude to stand my ground and say no. And let me tell you, she was visibly angry when it became clear that I wasn't budging. The experience prompted me to hop online to look for reviews and now I learn that so many others have experienced the same thing. However I am absolutely horrified to see the amount of people that actually bought the damn products! Jeez people, you must learn to say no! But there's no denying that their sales tactics are slimey, dangerous, and EFFECTIVE. I can absolutely see how this approach would work on a lot of people. As my titles indicates, it is designed to fleece you and take advantage of your politeness and people-pleasing tendencies. They will pitch to you at an intentionally high pace so that you are never given a single moment to think; always either talking about or demonstrating the product, or asking you personal questions to create the illusion of buddy-buddy friendliness. Be aware, they are experts at taking complete control of the situation so that you can never feel truly grounded and level-headed. Please remember, this is NOT the time to be "nice" and buy something you don't need just to make a filthy salesperson happy. This so-called business was conceived by disgusting, verminous parasites to exploit your sensibilities and squeeze as much money out of you as possible. Don't fall for it.

Zugegeben, die Direktansprache der Berater mag aufdringlich wirken. Ich bin jedoch an einen sehr kompetenten Herren geraten, der auf den ersten Blick nicht nur mein Alter und Ernährungsgewohnheiten, sondern auch meine bisherige Kosmetik einzuschätzen wusste. Die kosmetische Beratung war sehr gut, fachlich wie freundlich und ich bin mit tollen Produkten gegangen. Ob diese so nachhaltig und ergiebig sind wie angepriesen werde ich noch sehen. Bislang für mich jedoch wenig Anlass zur Unzufriedenheit.

I recently went to the mall to buy a moisturizer from Sephora. I hate going to the mall because I hate the annoying, sometimes rude, kiosk salespeople. I was brought over to the kiosk, and though I tried to leave, the saleswoman was very pushy. Somehow the price got pushed from $250 to $99, which made me very skeptical. But I was in a hurry, and decided to spend the $99 on the body scrub and butter. Though I wasn't the biggest fan of the sales tactic, I absolutely love the product. I have a multitude of skin issues, and the scrub and butter surprisingly didn't irritate my skin; it helped it! Though I personally would not spend the 70-something they are charging online, I would recommend to someone that can afford that.

March 19 in Bonita Springs Fl....you have people selling your products. I question the validity of them really selling the real product. They took me for $3887.25 with their high-pressure sales. I don't think you want your products misrepresented like this. And no refund...that's not something a fine cosmetic line says! I am not a happy camper!

Great produce with proven results I found it in The Bahamas. Not the cheapest but certainly the best for your face. Love it!