ObeyyourbodyReviews of obeyyourbody.com

Do not buy their products, even do not stop, this is a real scam. They literally "catch" females in the airports and wash your brain, very strange products for cosmic prices. Moreover, some of the ingredients are dangerous and banned in many countries.

Typically I have oily skin and that’s it. I don’t break out unless my face is irritated. Their approach was very aggressive. They pressure you into buying their products. It’s my fault though because they wouldn’t answer questions like: “can it be returned”. I tried returning it and they wouldn’t let me. (This was right after I bought it. Didn’t leave the store yet.) My point is, I literally used the face peel ONCE with the sunscreen and daily cleanser and my face was covered, when I say covered, it looked like I had bad acne. I don’t break out so this was very new to me. I stopped using it and now the bumps went down but I have the black scars. I‘be got to buy something different for my scars. NOT WORTH THE MONEY OR YOUR TIME!!!

It destoryed my skin. That sums up everything. Don't buy the cleansing gel. All their scheme is to talk you to buy in the same day. Creams are can destroy your skin, for you to buy more and more creams to fix your skin which wasperfectly fine without their horrendous products. Sellers were incredibly agressive in their approach, used numerous psychological tricks. Incredibly rude!

Incredibly rude experience at Liverpool Airport. Was in a rush and trying to get away. Felt manipulated and when I didn't buy anything he was aggressive. Will not use this brand on point of principle now.

There was a stall set up in the mall and as I was walking by I was approached by a sales person. He gave me the usual spill about the product and told me that he uses it regularly for his skin. He gave me the "skin peel" demonstration and I already knew that this product was a sham because of a similar product that I had used in the past which does the same thing. The product just clumps together itself, it doesn't really "shed away" your dead skin. He told me that I could get the moisturizer, the body peel and a sample of a face mask for $86 which honestly sounded like a good deal IF the products were as good as they claim to be...of course their not. Products in Sephora are just as expensive if not more but I told him that I wanted to do some research at home first before making a purchase and that I am sorry for wasting his time. He made a last attempt to sell me the product offering a Lay away program but I declined and told him that I would be back after doing my research if the products turned out to be good. Needlessly to say, I wont be back. The kicker is that he rolled his eyes at me when I mentioned that I am currently using a moisturizer that I bought at Walmart. However, it looks like that this product is also available to purchase there.

No real price system. They just trick you with imaginary prices and tell you about special prices of 50% or less. The products must be extremely overpriced.

Was stopped at Liverpool airport, told the guy i was not interested, he insisted on giving me a gift (a refreshment towel from a fast food store - should i be very gracious now and spent thousands of pounds?) and asked me into the shop for a free 'treatment'. Well, i had spare time and i didn't know what they sold. He took my hand, told me i should not kiss him for being so grateful (what the f*? I very nearly slapped his face), and 'buffered' two of my nails. Got a nice shine, he told me that would last for a month (if that were true i would have looked very ..., with two shiny nails...), if i did like the product. I told him i didn't like it enough to buy it and he all but kicked me out of the store... all in all very rude manners. The shine on the nails was gone the next day...

Stay away. Pushy salespeople for overpriced products. Reminded me of a time I needed price for new windows and couldn't get the salesman to leave.