Bill H.
My favorite part about visiting Sericin…
My favorite part about visiting Sericin at the Venetian in Las Vegas was that they mocked me for not wanting to spend $3,000 for skin cream. It was great.

Silk has been synonymous with luxury and beauty for thousands of years. The fabric is renowned for its softness, sensual feel, and exclusivity, and its liquid extracts are known to help protect skin’s natural moisture and hydration levels and keeping them at optimum. Silk extracts are easily and effectively absorbed deep into the skin, maintaining it at optimal hydration levels, and allowing powerful antioxidants and amino acids to help repair cells, promote cell regeneration, and condition the skin for improved elasticity and resilience.
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Bill H.
My favorite part about visiting Sericin at the Venetian in Las Vegas was that they mocked me for not wanting to spend $3,000 for skin cream. It was great.
M.R.
Scammed of over $300! Doesn’t do anything it claims and the wrinkle corrector leaves a powdery film on your skin. Buyer beware!!!! I’m not even sure it’s the same product in the containers. DON’T fall for there pushy tactics! Save your money!!!!
Arleen R.
Horrible I fell for their sales pitch and the guy saying he had to hurry and leave to catch a plane to Milan. Don't buy it! It's a total rip off scam. I hope someone sues them. I would definitely like to be a part of a class action law suit against these thieves.
Anna L.
Horrible experience. I was hard sold thousands of dollars worth of equipment thats so worthless online I can't give it away. They brought me into a back room where my cell didn't work, and lied to me for two hours. I wouldn't recommend even walking through the front door
rita T.
When I went to Hawaii, Sericin had sales people coming out to see you walking by they will target you if you were certain age. They will give out samples so that you will want you to come in & buy their product, so I decided to go in after very much persuasion. The sales person then lied repeatedly about her age,because she was using the product she wanted me to know their product was so good.She kept saying she had to hurry to catch her plane. She was very insulting about lines on my face & then I went it to see another rep she was also insulting about my weight she was very persistent on wanting me to buy their "way over priced" facial machine then she wanted to know what credit card I had & when I told her she then preceded to let me know that I should have enough money on my credit card to buy the facial machine. You can order the same machine for a fraction of the cost on Amazon. When they kept trying to get me to buy their machine They we're very rude after I told them no.They are very absorbed in their money & very rude. I hope they won't take advantage of anyone else.I did not want to even give them one star.
Kam B.
Garbage product, do not waste your money. Pressured sales. My friend was allured then me after her by a young woman. No results it’s a gimic. My friend and I spent $430 cdn dollars each.
Emily
DO NOT BUY ANYTHING from these people! I was lured into the Miracle Mile store Amora in Las Vegas. A handsome young man with an accent said he’d show me this amazing eye cream. He did one eye & yes it seemed to work. I was heavily pressured into paying $430 for this stuff. Then he said sit down let me show you another miracle skincare routine. I said I had to go & by now I just wanted to get out of there but he kept on & on. He applied a cream & then another which felt so hot on my skin. Then he used a light device which he said was amazing for wrinkles. He wanted $8000 for the whole kit but after an hour had reduced the price to 3500 & said he’d give me loads of free products too. He even suggested I pay with my watch or jewellery. He tried to get me to remove my necklace so the cream wouldn’t get on it but thankfully I didn’t. He asked me where I was staying, he showed me loads of photos on his phone. Told me he’d retired & even showed me a screenshot of all his money in investments & asked if I wanted to promote his products in my home country?! I was well & truly scammed & thankfully finally managed to escape without paying anymore. But now I’m home, I feel sick & stupid paying $430 for an eye cream which is in the bin. It’s drying & creates more wrinkles plus it’s really irritated my eyes. I’ve contacted my bank & they’ve cancelled my card & PIN as I’m concerned they could use my details. A horrible experience I have definitely learned from.
Christine
Sericin+ must have spent more money on training their reps in hard selling techniques than on research & development. They are smooth and lure you into the store, apply some product under the eye, then pressure you to spend hundreds of dollars. The thin layer of product under my eye turned brittle and flaky after an hour, and my wrinkles got more visible. Flaky product, flaky reps. Do not buy.