Kristals CosmeticsReviews of kristals.com

Hi I was recently walking past this store in the woodfield mall in Schaumburg, IL. This beautiful Jewish women pulled me in. She said I’m so young and I don’t take care of my skin (which I don’t too often) she talked to me as if she’s really concerned about me. I said I have to go and I don’t have money to spend here. She didn’t let me leave no matter how much I insisted. She kept hitting at my Insecurity insisting I need to take care of myself and really making me feel bad about myself as if my solution are their products. I don’t know how it happened but I ended up spending hundreds of dollars on a brand I didn’t even know with money I didn’t even have hoping I could look as pretty as her. The products are a complete scam. They don’t work at all. There’s no refund, exchange or anything. I looked up the reviews online and it seems they are doing this all over the world and getting away with. It’s an Israelite brand and a complete scam. They exploit the Dead Sea for salt and go around the world scamming people with it. It’s wrong and awful. I don’t understand how they are still getting away with this. Someone needs to stop them

Hi everyone. This experience happened to me In Schaumburg, IL in woodfield mall. I was pulled in by a gorgeous Israeli associate. At first I spent $111 on some items that I didn’t even feel comfortable getting. But then she sold me on $250 on more products and said with tax will be $15 when the tax was only a dollar on the first purchase. I feel totally scammed, disappointed in myself, and very upset I can’t return the items. I was not told the return policy up front. My advice is to firmly say no thank you I am not interested and walk away.

I am ashamed of myself. I was totally taken in by two beautiful young sales people. I was in the Hardrock casino shopping mall in Hollywood FL. I spent thousands of dollars on Kristals skin care products. This company has a class action lawsuit filed against them in Fl. Buyer beware!!!! They are very slick and give no refunds. Stay away from this shop in Hard Rock!!!

I was persuaded into the store so a young saleswoman could test products on me. She was very persistent that I needed the eye lifting cream, it would be great for my skin though I’m only 24 with no wrinkles, and I needed to take action now. I kept trying to make excuses, which you never should feel the need to when in a store, and said I’d get my boyfriend to buy it for me instead the next day. She insisted I just get him to send me the money and kept saying how I needed this product. She was high pressuring me and I began to become very uncomfortable. I ran out of things to say and I felt I was being held hostage. I was clearly not interested, was trying to leave, and was about to get up when she said she would get the machine for me. I paid thinking I’d just return my products later, come to find out you cannot return what you have bought. You’d think buying $400 worth of products they would tell you that you aren’t able to return them. After paying she said a skin consultant was there which is rare and she’d give me acne advice. Come to find the skin consultant told me she’s there everyday and almost went to the back so she could book me an appointment with her? She said the red light therapy she would do with me would change the need for me to buy expensive products?? Though they just sold me products that I “needed to have”. It was a very embarrassing and pressured experience. I have had multiple breakdowns about it because I cannot afford nor want those products. Please stay away if you are vulnerable.

Spent thousands in 100 Oaks Mall. This price was to included supplies when we needed them. Mall persons said they went out of business. They won’t answer the 800 number. Yet I see on this site that people are still buying.

I give to the one we sale me . He was smart and new to sale me . I dint now this company. I was in hard Rock Casino and he stop and convince me to bay . Now a company we Jungle at the prices is not a good company it’s not a serious they are charlatans because a cream for $1000 you to reduce to 250 that’s another serious company it’s impossible they jungle so they can full people whoever they are they buy all this product from the laboratory were they make it and they doesn’t even cost hem $15-$20 in the pack very nicely they smart they packed very nicely and they market the way they want to so if you expect miracle just go and buy you Sisily La Prairie do you are who are least you can question them of anything happen happen.It’s a shame they allowed this type of company to exist and they picked the right place casinos where people they go and spend money and they get full day by all this like I did buy them and I know I’m a skincare expert I do paramedical estate fix and I both have one more and less like a curiosity even I spend money I spent over $300 and probably the product doesn’t even cost $50 anyhow I give hem the credit for full me, once got one star I should give him I’ll give him 10 start because he knew to market and he knew to full me even me why know a lot of things about skincare stay away go to a serious company like Sisely, Dior, Shisedo Labory they have expensive thousand dollar cream but believe in me you will see the results immediately Tara Pavelescu (expert in Skin Care ) Paramedical estethician owning a day spa for 20 years in NY City. Sale Manager ( Dior ,Sisely, Shisedo) Company to trust withe you $1000 Creme

Oh wow, this is still loaded with anger and remorse. In 2014, I was pulled into a store by an aggressive young salesman in downtown SF. I said I was in a rush and they physically insisted on giving me a sample to remove eye bags. The tactics he used to sell were extremely manipulative and aggressive, think 'time share in Vegas x 10.' I kept insisting I had to leave, but he kept up an intense sale, offering me the best deals that were only good in the exact moment. I said I'd return after my appointment, but he used more aggressive sales tactics; I felt hostage. I said that I had super sensitive skin and choose to only used natural organic products. He insisted their products were all natural and organic. Long story short, I gave him my card, like. fool. I never opened the bag of products I had been rushed and bullied into purchasing. Silly me, I assumed in this day of age, I could return them. Not! I felt bamboozled. I left the shop, not sure what had just happened, feeling very disoriented. Having just spent well over $500 which I could not afford at all; I was marginally employed at the time. I did find a plethora of complaints by women just like me who had the same experience. I felt so ashamed for being so scammed. I kept meaning to take legal action, but life events took over. Would have liked to join a class suit. Hard to believe such manipulative scammers have been getting away with this for so long.

All written here by victims of Kristal Cosmetics mirrors my mother’s experience. Company is a scam and wise people should stay away from it!