Diana
These products are a total scam!
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.
Response from Pearl De FloreJun 5, 2024
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Your feedback is truly important to us and I would love to see what I can do for you. First of all, please keep in mind that Pearl de Flore doesn't own or operate ANY physical retail locations. We do however have a wide variety of 3rd party businesses who are authorized to resell our products line. We do not have any involvement in the hiring, training, supervision, or distinct business policies of any retail location or its employees. With that said, I'd love for you to reach out to me directly at [email protected] so we can discuss your experience and see what we can do for you :) Best wishes, Flora



