HermetiseReviews of hermetise.com

As others have already stated, ridiculously pushy business practices. However my biggest issue is Hermetise and all of their BS about these stores being independently owned and operated so they’re not at fault? It’s CLEAR this is the model they teach their reps to sell their products otherwise they wouldn’t all be doing the exact same thing. Regardless of how bad or good a product is I would NEVER support such a corrupt soulless company. Experienced the same thing at my mall, sales lady handed me a free sample, led me into the store to try more things. Was very insistent I need to buy this, kept cutting the cost, asked if I could keep a “secret” and offered a super low price (the exact price it sells on Amazon for, lol). I just kept saying I’m not buying anything today and didn’t. She was younger than me and a woman so I can see how a male would be ever more aggressive and intimidating. This company is trash and needs to be put out of business.

I would give 0 stars if I could. I wish i had looked up these reviews prior to being assaulted by the slimiest salesmen I really have ever encountered on a trip to the Bahamas. I bought eye cream for bags that actually made a difference in the store but the product I took home for $200 didn’t work at all like that. They tried to sell me the red light wrinkle machine thing for $1000s but I had no interest and made that very clear. First guy told me they don’t even sell it on their store but he wanted to show me how it worked with a product. Then the next guy comes “because” he’s the expert and he starts trying g to sell me the machine. I was still a “No” and eventually he got really mad and told me I was wasting his time. I said I had no interest in tools without researching from the first mention. After #2 left I looked at myself in the mirror and could still see product on my face so I asked if i could borrow a Kleenex. A 3rd man came and helped me wipe off product while STILL TRYING to sell me the machine. If I hadn’t been ripped off for the eye cream which is NOT THE SAME as what was sampled on the store, I would consider their tactics comical. Stay away from any Hermetise products. They are a scam. The salespeople are scam artists. Buyer beware!

As others have said, they were hovering outside the front door, handing out soaps, and offered a demo of their eye cream. The demo took a seemingly very long time so she could spew marketing hype about the product. Then I was offered a 10 mil bottle for $300 but because they’re having a sale I could have it for $250. There’s no way I am buying something that expensive without researching it first. My first thoughts were, do we even know if topical collagen is effective? apparently not! Next concern was that, like most products would it only worked when you were using it? Sure enough 10 minutes later the effects were gone and I looked worse. + I highly doubt there anre any purported long-term benefits. Thanks, everyone.

We purchased the wrinkle eraser and exfoliant after a demo at the CNE in Toronto. The cream the guy used on our faces immediately lifted deep wrinkles and totally erased the bags from under my husbands eyes. We paid $200 each for the wrinkle cream and $75 for the exfoliant and when we got home and used the product it was nothing like the product they used on us in the demo and did absolutely nothing. In the demo the product balled up giving the appearance it was taking off your extra dead skin but I discovered it's the " actual product " that balls up and it did the same thing when I applied it to a piece of paper. What a rip off this company is and they tried to use high pressure sales tactics on us which didn't work and we purchased of our own free will knowing it was way overpriced but I must say I didn't expect the product itself to be a different product and therefore actual trickery and deceit involved. The lady came over and tried to sell me an $8000 face machine afterwards and when I asked her if she was " high " she said I'll give it to you for $4000. I told her she'd met her match and moved on and she said "don't you want to look good " ? to which I replied " Don't I already look good" ? this company is misrepresenting their products in the worst way and I would steer very clear of them. They all seem to be engaging in very high pressure sales tactics and were not honest and basically scammed us. Luckily we are the kind of people that can afford to waste $200 and kick ourselves for being so stupid but a lot of people couldn't afford that.

Ein Stern ist noch zuviel! Habe schon 6x an die genannte Adresse geschrieben. Belege,Fotos....alles versendet. Aber geschehen ist nichts.

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.