Pearl De FloreReviews of pearldeflore.com

I am not a bot. I was out of town in Florida and a very pushy lady literally was in my face talking about the under eye cream. I got sucked in and saw it work. She promised it would last all day unlike other products I have tried. Well, it doesn’t. It does last longer but not more than a few hours. Better than most. My attempts to reach her have failed as this was very expensive cream. I was then told they would give me a free facial. It was not a facial. It was more products, very expensive products…and the red light. But no joke, I could see the difference so I bought it. It is FDA approved which was a huge selling point to me, it also has a lifetime warranty. They also gave me many free and so far good products. I gave the review a 3 because no matter what you say, they claim the prices are not in those control and they are very very pushy. Very. Had I not just been to a funeral, I would have been much more resistant. I do really like the red light. I researched and it’s highly recommended. It will also help with pain for my arthritis so where I definitely regret spending the money I did and succumbing to the pressure - I do wonder if another red light could have done the same. I am more than moderately happy so far, time will tell. I would suggest they change up their approach.

Was on vacation in Waikiki at the Hilton Hawaiian village when a guy offered me a sample then proceeded to talk to me about an eye cream that would make my wrinkles go away in 60 seconds! I should’ve kept walking but being nice I sit in his seat and was like ok show me, 10 minutes later he already had 4 creams in a bag asking my husband for his credit card information for a $300 purchase then when I didn’t want to purchase the facial wand for $1200 he got really upset and hurt my face with the wand said ok I’m in hurry cause obviously I can’t change your mind! I was so pressured into buying the cream and when I wouldn’t spend more money he treated us awful! I can’t believe Hilton would let someone like that on their property to represent them or even that company. I will most likely gift the creams to someone as I didn’t want it anyway and we were pressured into buying! My advice is when you see them offering a chocolate with a sample RUN AWAY FAST!!!

The customer service is excellent. The understood the assignment. Thanks for the facial. My face felt better

I immediately felt the bags under my eyes tighten and the lines soften.

Mackenzie, at the SJD airport was super knowledgeable with the products and sucked me right into learning about this company. The results on my mom were amazing and for me I am able to keep Up with my face regimen. I have wasted so much money on products that don’t even come close to the results from the Noir syringe. Who knew flying home from Mexico I would stumble across Mackenzie and she would introduce me to some amazing face serums and body lotions. Plus she was super sweet!!

The products are very superior to other brands! They have quality ingredients and makes the skin look great!

I love my products

These products are a total scam. If you're ever lured from the street by these people with complimentary trial lotion packets, do yourself a favor and RUN! If these overpriced products were tested by the FDA, surely, they'd show ZERO active ingredients. Male associates pass themselves off as "Italian": I spoke to one of the men who helped me in Italian, he replied, "Oh, you speak SPANISH?" Ok... Furthermore, while helping me log on to store's WiFi I took a peek at his phone and saw many texts in Hebrew--so dishonest! They first use an under eye tightening cream which works amazingly...however, the product you buy and take home does ZILCH! Next comes the sales pitch for their Jupiter red/blue light therapy unit, which retails for $7K...once you balk at the price tag, they magically bring it down to $1500 after a few minutes of back n forth and walking to their POS terminal to "get approval" from their boss. Yeah, right ... Google the MANY negative reviews where women complain about getting scammed. The TrustPilot "positive reviews" are clearly bot-created with fake-sounding names. I'm surprised that the government or BBB hasn't investigated these scam artists yet and driven them out of business.