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I am disgusted that i have been totally ripped off. Oh yeah lets just do the mineral peel gel on a place where theres zero hair of course its going to look like your product works when really its the contents of your product that forms into a consistency of that of a dead skin layer...
Now people lets try the same product again but somewhere that its hairy. Do you see my point? The gel gets stuck to the hairs making it impossible to be removed if i had dead skin then it should just rub away right? No...! Wrong very very wrong. I ccant believe i got sucked in or should i say bullied by the over pushy sales rep. Amazing how they can reduce the puffy eye cream from a whopping £250 down to £80 in 5 mins flat thank god i didnt buy that too. What a big smelly rat that shop is. From a very unhappy customer. Doesnt even deserve the one rating i gave it.!

A friend and I were lured in while we had time to kill before a dinner reservation. We were given a whirlwind demonstration of the products and since I was in the market for a high end cleanser I was taken in by the "magic" mineral peeling gel and had the body butter and nail kit thrown in. I was initially happy but smelt a rat when the receipt had no itemised cost and the salesman added 'no refunds' at the bottom (I should have started worrying when the salesmen actively distracted me from reading the ingredients when I picked up the box. Twice). When I got the product home it hit me exactly how poor the quality was away from the shiny shop and it's shiny salesmen. The pump on the gel stopped working after a few pumps and what product I did try on my face burned. The pump was blocked by clumps of white solid mystery material so I brought everything, including the two other products back to the shop the next day. Legally, a faulty product can be returned for a full refund within 28 days of purchase no matter the stores individual returns policy (like the NO REFUNDS stamped on my receipt). The saleswoman initially tried to deny this but after half a dozen repetitions she switched tack and told me the manager wasn't there and only they could issue refunds, another few minutes of stubbornly asking who was in charge produced a supervisor and I repeated the process with him. I think the alarmed looks of some other customers who were getting the shiny treatment pushed him over the edge and I finally got my refund.
I wanted to share this so that people researching the products know that the sales pitch is good but the product is iffy (maybe even an outright scam) and that if you have had problems and been fobbed of with 'no refunds' or 'you need to wait for a manager' a loud, sure voice which had the potential to scare off other customers will get them to roll over eventually.
Tl: dr great salespitch, poor quality. If it's broken/ not fit for purpose you are entitled to a full refund no matter what. It's the law. Be loud and stubborn. Good luck.

Over-priced products, whith cheap and harmful ingrédients. Don't get lured by the shop's decoration or intimidated by the harassing salesforce who will stick to you like a glue and won't leave you until you end up buying their products.

The girl who sold to me 3 products for more 200 Euros (which I neevr used and got rid of), tried all kinds of arguments, and even some suspicious offers, changing the price each time drastically.

Long story short, avoid it!

Extremely expensive products containing harmful ingredients. PVA glue is used to trick you into believing it is your dead skin cells that come off when using their Mineral Peeling Gel. No, it's glue and it is almost impossible to remove. When confronted they say you have to shave your face (sic!) before applying. According to Refund Policies they refund if you return goods within 28 days in UNUSED CONDITION and in original packaging which means you have no customer rights. These people are just cynical scoundrels.

People watch out, Today, my friend an I walked by the store when a Ukrainian /or Russian lady called us, have us samples and invited us inside the store to try their products. It was past 19h00 in Paris, which means all shops and stores are closed by this time, except for this one.
After making us try a salt scrub, which makes your skin soft right after because of the oil it contains, but the hydration effect vanishes couple minutes later. She also showed to us a face peeling that claims to take away dead skin, and peels off, but in fact it's just the product itself that peels, not your skin.
A nail file that makes your nails as shiny as if you have applied a top coat nail polish, a shea butter but again I doubt it is actually shea butter, if not some cheap chemical loaded cream, and a face serum that she presented as natural, and to my surprise, I discovered later on that it's all chemical.
Not to mention that the products are ridiculously expensive and the saleswoman literally harassed us to make us buy everything, which we did unfortunately.
She used all kinds of lies"there's a discount offer and it's the last day"... and so on.
When I got back home, I checked reviews about the brand as I do usually and I was shocked to see how many people were scammed and told exactly the same lies, and were harassed to buy tons of things.
Lesson learned, learn to say no, always have a critical mindsdt and never trust or fall into anybody's argument if your gut tells you there's something off.

My friend and I spent 200 euros each, we'll go tomorrow to the shop to warn them.