L'Core Paris’s earns a 1.2-star rating from 1 reviews and 18 complaints, showing that the majority of skincare enthusiasts are dissatisfied with their luxury beauty products.
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The Sales team took advantage of my memory-impaired dad
The Sales team took advantage of my memory-impaired dad. My dad was staying at the Westgate in Las Vegas for work, where he walked by the L'core salon daily. They finally lured him in and convinced him to buy $1200+ worth of products for his family back home. He has NEVER made a purchase like this, nor spent this kind of money on something. He has memory issues that can be picked up on if you are in the sales world... I am appalled at the sales staff of this company! Westgate should be ashamed to house this business under their roof.
Recommendation: Walk away
L'Core Paris Complaints 18
Instant eye lift eye puffiness and wrinkle reducer
I bought this product while on holiday in store in westgate hotel. On the 21 June 2022
It cost me 315 dollars When I got home an opened it I was unable to use it as cream would not come out as there is a fault in the tube i feel robbed i wasnt happy when i opened as not the same as what young lady showed me in shop. can I exchange I live in Ireland regards louise
Desired outcome: Refund
High pressure sales with no return of products and no response from store owner
I was pressured into purchasing 5K worth of products in a matter of 30 minutes. I have a mental disability and could not handle aggressive Sales person. I am not allowed a refund or return unopened product. I am distressed and do not want this to happen to anybody else that cannot stand up for themselves. Owner Alex Giovanni, L'core Westgate hotel and resort Las Vegas Nevada. this happened to me at the Westgate Resort on
June 23rd 2021, by Giselle(Gita) Sales-representative at store.
I want to return unopened product for full refund. I have contacted all sales staff at store and store owner to no avail, plus tried contacting warehouse, but no returned phone calls. Please help.
Laura Perretti
[protected]
Desired outcome: I want to return product when I receive it, and send back for a full refund.
I fell for this in the Happy Bubbles shop in Excalibur hotel in Vegas Sept 2023. I paid 100.00 for a tube that hardly had anything in it only 6 uses . The sales guy was really high pressure I can't believe I didn't walk out. I wanted to return less than an hour later but they don't accept any returns even if unopened. I feel stupid to have been so fooled. The product they gave me was not the one they tried on my under eyes this was a bait and switch. The man knew it was my birthday and actually wanted me to pay 400.00 for this eye cream.
All this happened to me as well. Same sales rep. These guys are rip off artist. They pressured me way longer and for way more money. Same treatment. Told them NOT to ship the product, they did anyway. The POS Alona will not return or take calls.
Customer service for faulty wrinkless massager
Purchased $1200 worth of goods from this provider. The Wrinkless Eye Massager cost $1000. It has been faulty since it arrived back in October. We have tried to get hold of this provider to replace the product and no response. We raised a ticket with them weeks ago and still no response. I am so upset as their products are not cheap. Terrible after care service.
Ditto. Wrinkless does not even come on no matter how long I charge it. Response to my emails suddenly stopped.
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L'Core Paris earns a trustworthiness rating of 68%
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Replacing my aphrodite cooling and warming device
I have been calling and emailing LCore paris about replacing my Aphrodite device.
I have a life time replacement for my device. I get no reply from them.
I am very upset with the company since they will not call me or email me about replacing my device. I have been asking for a replacement since July.2020
Customer service sucks
Sharon Marshall
70 Renfrew Dr.
Shelby, Ohio 44875
[protected]@aol.com
Ditto
lionesse eye cream
You are dragged into the store in a very genius way. You get offered a sample of some sort of cream on the street and before you know it you're in the store sitting on a chair in front of a mirror. Mr. Sean, at least that's what he called himself, is a very good looking super fast talking man. Before you can protest he puts a cream under your eyes and the skin under your eyes looks immediately ten years younger( 250 dollar).
He also tries to sell you other stuff, like a cream for your face (600 dollar) and a device to massage your face to let your pores shrink and your wrinkles disappear (6995 dollar but you can buy it for 3500 dollar so that's a super discount). Anyway, that's not what I'm worrying about anymore. I just looked up the ingredients of the eye cream on the internet and that's alarming! The third ingredient is sodium silicate. That's a chemical ingredient used in for instance glue and exhaust systems. It is very toxic! The fourth ingredient is sodium polystyrene sulfonate, which is a medicine used to treat high levels of potassium in the blood, only on doctor's prescription.
Because I didn't want to buy the device
eye serum
I was given a sample of an eye cream. After having it applied to both eyes and purchasing the products, I left. Later I had to remove the residue to to irritation to my eyes and skin, I returned to the boutique in front of The Paris Hotel next to Hexx restaurant. The employees were evasive and defensive. They took my receipt and said I had to email the...
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I was on a cruise last week on Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Sea. Stopped at St. Maarten Dec. 20, 2018. I was pulled into Santis N.V. by very convincing people. Was given a demonstration of L'Core Crystalline on one side of my face by Ricardo Yohann. Whatever he used on me did make wrinkles seem to disappear. Foolishly, I purchased the product at $1200. He...
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On January 29th, I was approached by Ty with a free sample of skin cream before I New it he had me swooped into the store I purchased the Sapphire facial peel to recieve the Black truffle instant repair after that he passed me to Sean and Skin Specialist who was Very aggressive when I said it was Way to expensive for me until I gave in and purchased 2, 200 worth including a Wrinkless photon Beauty machine and made an appointment for me to get a facial on Feb 2nd I arrived at 1:00 for facial and Sean wasn't there so Lucas another guy started with another speil for a suitcase 4 machines to repair your whole body as he put a face mask on and still didn't show me how to use what I had already purchased! So I would like a refund I feel completely scammed
December 12, 2017 I was called into the store from the sidewalk a couple businesses away by a very aggressive young man, maybe sean or alex. my friend margit gantt, was with me. we decided to buy 60 sec face lift cream. we used our credit cards. we were on american holland cruise line to hawaii and this store l'core is on kona. margit bought one and I bought one, we each were billed $156.24 in the store. margit paid her bill on her aaa credit card of $156.24 with no problem.in january, 2018 on my capital one credit card, I noticed I was billed twice. my ticket said $156.24 and I should have been billed that amount only, except I was billed $156.25 twice. I contacted my capital one credit card company. I told them to take it off - they did - only to have it put back on the next month. after going back and forth with capital one, they dropped me like a ton of bricks and to contact l'core myself. I did and spoke to lucas who saw the mistake and promised on or about april 27th to send one 60 sec face lift to pay for the mistake on my credit card - I agreed to that. I have been calling lucas several times but he never called back. this is a scam beyond belief. don't trust any l'core paris - really too bad - that extra penny got me mad too as that was not what I signed for. this store must be closed down. I signed for only $156.24. no wonder capital one closed the matter - I bet capital one got a lot of [censored] from l'core shop as well - phone number there - [protected]. thank you.
my gift certificate
I have still $1, 500.00 on a Gift Certificate Rachel the sales Rep. I talked to her on the phone and she said I can order through the mail for some products and she would be sending me a email. WELL, havent heard from her. I have the reciept, Gift Certificate, her card that she signed and saying I have $1, 500.00 left. Rachels Email is [protected]@gmail.com
customer service in kailua - kona, hi
First, I would like to publicly apologize to the customer service staff at the Kailua-Kona location because today I made a very inappropriate, implicitly racist comment to the staff while I was with a friend who had gone back to the store to return the products she purchased, yesterday. The staff was failing to produce the receipt for her purchase, which they had promised to send via email, but did not. When we went back to the store the next morning the staff refused to accept her return for product she had been coaxed into purchasing ($471 worth). She was returning her purchase, unopened and in compliance with the 24 hour return policy. I, regrettably wondered out loud if, "this is how they do business in Israel?" My comment implied that because these particular people were not honoring their own return policy that all people from Israel must have bad business practices. I know that is an absolutely unfair catagorization of Israeli people. I understand that the customer service people at the Kailua- Kona store are not representative of all people from Israel, and that the fact that these three people were all from Israel has nothing to do with the fact that their business practices are unscrupulous. I acknowledge that my comment was insensative stereotyping, and that there is no excuse for my prejudice. I am not justifying it or excusing it. I hope that I am taking adequate steps to right that wrong. I accept responsibility for my part in this deplorable exchange, and sincerely apologize to all the good people of Israel who would be injured by my words, including the staff at L'Core.
Other words were said, particularly by one of the male staff members. I know if I had been a customer in that store and he had been trying to sell me skin care products he would have been very complimentary, and charming. That is a big part of the sales game the staff at L'Core employ, to make sales. However, as I was only a person aiding a friend to get her rightful refund, he treated me with disrespect and venom. Among other things he disparaged me due to my fatness, pulled a wad of money out of his pocket and offered to buy me McDonald's, and said that if he looked like me he would "kill himself". He attributed a person's value/raison de vivre, to their physical attractiveness. This assertion is ridiculous in general, but also ironic because if he took a good look in the mirror he might realize that he too is far from the physical ideal. Not that I would suggest he kill himself over it. That being said, his behavior does not justify my behavior nor vice versa. We were both disrepectful and wrong. We might both try to be better people and focus on who we are on the inside.
Generally, the whole exchange was very, very hurtful, messy and unnecessary. Kailua-Kona is a small town that welcomes all people, and as a member of this community I hope to reflect that same attitude. I hope we can all learn something from this unfortunate exchange. I know I am still learning, and I will continue to examine why I said what I said.
I and my mother were in the King's Shops in Kona and were inticed into the L'core by first given a sample and then urged to come and sit and let the girl apply their product that was supposedly the best thing since slice bread as far as skin care. It was first applied to my mom under her eyes and there was a difference. Then she applied it to me and I saw some difference. As the sales person went on calling me honey, my love and such and acted like she was my best friend, it got to the point she went and stood by my mom and said to me -"You don't want to look like her" How offensive could she be. Then tried to pressure me into buying the cream with the cleanser products as a free gift, put the products in a bag and instructed me to just hold the bag. I told her that I would have to talk to my husband about spending that kind of money and she asked where he was that she would talk to him. I did not tell her where he was and I walked out of the store with the comment being the deal was on the table for 20 minutes- good thing she didn't say longer cause she would be waiting for a long time. I had no intention of going back. If I did go back it would have been to tell her how upset and disgusted I was that she insulted my mother. STAY CLEAR OF THE L'CORE PARIS STORE IN KINGS SHOP KONA- DON'T BUY ANYTHING THERE - VERY PRESSURED SALES TACTICS.
I was on the Big Island in February 2018 and two days before leaving I, relucantly, accepted the invitation by one of the sales people at L’Core in Kailua-Kona to try one of their products. Although I was reluctant, knowing the `sales pitch’ and `games’ that often comes with sales people, I take full responsibility for the purchases I made. I actually did see a change in the puffiness under my eyes, so did trust the product.
Since I left the Big Island shortly after buying the product I didn’t use it until I returned home. When I tried to use the Black Truffle Line Correction, the syringe did not work...nothing would come out. It just malfunctioned. I contacted the L’Core Kona store and spoke with Lucas, the store manager. I explained the situation with the syringe and he asked me to call him the following Monday and give him my contact information so he could send me a replacement. This I did and he said the replacement would arrive in 6-8 business days.
After waiting for over 2 weeks, I called Lucas again; no answer, so I left a message. I also texted him with the same message and to my delight he responded to my text saying that he would send me a replacement and the tracking number. Great! I thought...he is honouring his ageement and sending a replacement. And naturally I would return the malfunctioning syringe upon receipt of the replacement.
To make a rather long story short: I never got the tracking number or the replacement. I tried for over a month to talk with him...all my phone calls and messages and text messages were ignored. What to do next? I wasn’t going to give up!
I then decided to call the L’Core Headquarters in Las Vegas to get their help. I talked with several lovely ladies in their customer service department. To my delight they would send me a line correction replacement even though L’Core Kona is not part of the US L’Core company...they are an independent store.
Today, June 7, I received my replacement...over 3 months after my original purchase...but, TO BE NOTED, not from the source of my original purchase, L’Core Kona and its manager Lucas.
L’Core Las Vegas honors and respects their customers and puts customer satisfaction as a priority. My gratitude to them for following through with what they say and believe in, especially since I did not purchase the products from one of their company stores. Unfortunately, there is no way I can say the same for L’Core Kona and its manager Lucas. This store is giving the L’Core name a bad reputation.
CAUTION to everyone: DO NOT PURCHASE anything from the L’Core location in Kona. Not because of the L’Core products, but because of the unethical and dishonourable business practices of the manager (and owner?), Lucas.
My name is Kiely, I am a 55 years old housewife from Sydney, Australia. I was stopped by a guy called Dr.Lucas in Waikoa, Big Island, Hawaii in a cosmetic store in the King shopping center.
Lucas claimed he is a skin specialist from Italy and his main specialty is face and neck lift. His girlfriend, a Russian woman named Victoria was inside the store. Lucas flirted with me at the door while passing me gently to the Russian lady. He asked her to "fix my eyes". That young lady had a disturbing face; she has serious acne scars on her cheeks and nose, it almost as if hre face was caught in a fire. She claimed it was way worst and she told me that "Dr.Lucas" saved her skin. To make a long story short, they charged me over 5000$ for face products claiming it will help my acne issues as well. Sadly, a day after I got a horrible rash all over my face and neck. When's I got back to the store my husband asked to speak with, Lucas, the manager aka the owner. After several attempts to get our money back, the Russian girl kicked us out of the store claiming there's nothing they can do. The same day, my husband found out from one of the local stores that the couple are scammers.
The young woman's real name is Ksenia, the locals said that she is his mistress. The owner's real name is Nir and not only he is not Italian but he has no medical certificate or qualifications to provide anyone skin care. When my husband confronted him about it, he claimed there's nothing he can do to help us and he left the store with the Russian girl. When we turned to the other worker, he pretended he doesn't understand English. A week ago, my sister told me that the same guy opened a new store in Kona. If the owner is an Israeli, red head called Lucas (Nir) and and a scared face woman called Victoria (Ksenta) - stay away! please do not buy from that couple!
Lucas is a scammer and a thief!
non-receipt of paid merchandise
My wife and I were on vacation with MSC Divina Cruise lines in June 2017
We purchased some cosmetics from a sales clerk name "Michael Elkayam " in Phillips-burg St. Mar-teen (Front Street) at a store front called Adore Cosmetics.
To make a long story short, We purchased some products that were suppose to be sent to us and received an invoice from the merchant but never received the product as promised. We contacted the store but the number on the invoice was disconnected so we branched out to call the corporate number which was a toll free number out of Las Vegas, NV who which got in contact with the Franchise store and had the contact store reach out to us via email at:
I will say it's been challenging to get any sort of refund or credit from this merchant but not impossible, but don't give up and talk with your credit card company and dispute all your charges. - At this time, we are trying to work with L'Core Customer Service department in NV.
But, if your in Phillipsburg St. Marteen (Front Street) - Do not purchase anything with this merchant - Don't make the same mistake we did by purchasing something and not receiving what you paid for.
multi use cream
I was in Kailua-Kona in April, 2017. I also entered one of the locations selling the L'Core product. Had compliments on my hair but said I had bags under my eyes. Man put cream under one eye and then compared it with the other. I didn't see anything different. I did not purchase anything from them. He quickly left me to attend to another victim. I had the free sample with me so began using it. It was the L'Core Paris Multi Use Cream. The fragrance was wonderful. Once home from Hawaii I went online to purchase the same product as the free sample. I was able to order it through Amazon.com. Price was $19.23. I opened the tube and it wasn't even close to the fragrance of the sample. I have written to Amazon to complain and to L'Core. So far no luck. Please don't purchase anything from this company.
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Customer service
I was told by customer service with L'core Paris that I could not cancel my order when I complained to the sales person within 1 hour of trying the product in the store that I had an allergic reaction. I was not in possession of the product and despite my attempts at cancellation the product was shipped to me without my consent, and I refused shipment. They still would not refund my money, despite never receiving the product for 5 months.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer's satisfaction.
I am deeply sorry to hear about your issues with one of our distributors. Please understand that this was NOT the actions of L'Core Paris, rather it was an entirely different company that has a license to distribute our products. I will be looking into this matter further.
L'core is being sold by a company doing business as Burgundy in Highlands, North Carolina. They are a total scam and use many of the high pressure described on this site. I tried within one hour to return $3900 worth of products. There was not a sign that said no refunds. I was never told the was no refund. Stay away from anyone selling L'core no matter how good they tell u look.
cosmetics scam
As the Christmas season is fast approaching, I was doing some shopping for family and friends in Phillipsburg (Front Street). Now, I hadn’t been there in a while (maybe 4-5 months) and I noticed several new stores have opened that all seem to be selling the same thing… Well not exactly the same thing, they are all selling face creams but made from different things like “diamonds, precious gems, 14K Gold” etc. The individuals selling these products all come off as very nice as well as presentable with very strong accents, and very complimentary to passerby’s that they are trying to coax in to their store. A gentleman offered me a free sample of cream but I politely refused as I did not have time to be dealing with that sort of thing as I was on a shopping mission.
However, my shopping trip was looking bleak and I was still empty handed for a gift for my sister-in-law. So walking back to my car, I decided to check out some of the creams that I was previously offered a sample of. I thought maybe it could make a good gift…
Bad idea!
I was stuck in the store for about 15-20 minutes and during that time spoke with two “employees”, one male and one female. They both had very thick accents but one said they were from the USA and the other was from France. Didn’t make sense to me but I was more interested in learning about what they were selling. I have personally never heard about the skin care company they were representing but they told me all about their product and how good they are. They insisted that I try some kind of eye cream and face mask to see why it so special and what miracles it does. They at first seemed very polite but very aggressive at the same time. After my “trial” I was informed of the prices which ranged from USD $500-$600 and even $2000 for the “special” creams. I declined on purchasing anything as its really expensive. To be honest, I wouldn’t have even tried a sample if they had prices in their stores on the products they sell. I felt bad for wasting their time as I didn’t know that these creams were going to be THAT expensive!
Then the games started… A female “manager” came to me and ask me where I’m from. I told her that I was born in Canada but that I live here in St. Maarten. She proceeded to tell me that she loves Canadians, they are their #1 customers in the store and that she will help me get her personal discount of 50% off the said prices. Despite the discount the price was still more that I was willing to spend on a Christmas gift and even though my patience were running thin at this point, I nicely refused. Then the manager asked me to wait 2 minutes while she called her “boss” for an ever BETTER discount! While I was waiting, I phoned a good friend of mine that is a make-up artist as she knows all about skin care. I wanted to ask her if she heard about this company and what she had to say about it but she hadn’t heard of any of the brand names I was telling her either. The manager finally came back and told me that her boss agreed to give me 75% OFF as well as a few small gifts because its Christmas time and apparently he is generous man.
If I wasn’t before, I am now starting to become more and more suspicious of all of this activity. They don’t even know me yet are willing to do so much for me... How can a product that starts out costing $500 that is apparently such a “high quality” product be sold to me for only $125 and “free” gifts be added to the deal too? I’ve had enough at this point and I told them that it is really important for me to do a little bit of research and read some reviews before I spend so much money on something I have never heard of. While I was there I noticed how pushy they were with their sales tactics but I just assumed it was because they got paid commission but as I stuck to my statements on how it was too expensive and IF I do buy it, some reading is needed on my part, they became more aggressive, rude and insulting to me! They actually told me that I don’t care about my face as they gave me the biggest discount in the world that no one ever got and I still didn’t buy it. I walked right out of the store at that point as I just got a bad feeling of a SCAM waiting to happen.
Later on that evening I met with friends and told them the whole story of what happened to me while shopping in Phillipsburg during the day. As we were all in agreement that the whole situation was strange, one of my friends went to Phillipsburg the next day to check it out for herself just to see what would happen. Sure enough she reported back with the EXACT same story but they even offered her 80% OFF! During their effort in trying to sell my friend face cream, conversation came up as to where everyone was from… this time the employees said they were from Montreal Canada and South America...
I took it upon myself and decided to do some looking in to about the brands that were trying to be sold to me in Phillipsburg not because I was interested in buying anything anymore but because their whole business set up and way of operating was just 100% shady. “Lionesse Precious Gems, L'Core Paris 14K Gold skin care, Forever Flawless Diamond skin care and Adore Natural skin care”
After reading all of the reviews (links are below) I feel so lucky to have NOT bought anything from them! All of the stores in Phillipsburg are probably owned by the same people, they all suddenly opened at the same time of the year 50 meters away from each other and ironically all of those sales people have the same exact accent. From reading reviews online they all lied to me as they from ISRAEL and working illegally.
Reviews:
Lionesse Precious Gems:
yelp.com/biz/lionesse-beauty-bar-las-vegas-7
L'Core Paris 14K Gold skin care:
yelp.com/biz/luxury-cosmetics-las-vegas-3
Forever Flawless Diamond skin care:
yelp.com/biz/forever-flawless-san-diego-3
Adore Natural skin care:
yelp.com/biz/adore-organic-innovations-beverly-hills
You can add Nature Hill NV to the scams as well. Their expensive products are called Truffoire. Same tactics as mentioned about, same foreigners from Israel and France. What has been failed to mention above is their use of covert hypnosis. This is where they are able to scam you into buying their products for a large sum of money. Avoid these predator's at all costs.
L’core Is a scam company with con artists trying to push and force people into buying their products. They give free products then say we will ship your products which u buy so u don’t have to carry and take the products back. They did ship their free additional products which they said they would give if we buy but did not ship the actual products we had paid for. They are thieves and con people. DO NOT ENTER THEIR STORE! Their cosmetics are useless! BEWARE OF THESE CONMEN!
con artists.
sales associate told me he used to work in a pediatric oncology unit. took me back for a free facial because he was concerned I may have melasma. once facial commenced, he proceeded to tell me that 67% of people with melasma as deep as mine have it develop into cancer. "it is not a question of if, but when." then he showed me their miracle tool. "you are purchasing this not for yourself, but for your children. so you will be there for them." under extreme pressure and intense false urgency, I purchased the product against my best judgment. after leaving, I spoke with a doctor to find that melasma DOES NOT CAUSE or turn into CANCER. I am now a month into trying to return the unused products for a full refund. first through them, then through my credit card company, now trying to figure my next course of action.
please stay away. planet hollywood resort, las vegas
I experienced the same in June 2019, Las Vegas. The "special serum" for eye bags had really visible results but the costs were so high, that I refused to buy it. Then I almost bought something similar for $100 dollars. However, my sister insisted not to do it The agent guy was visibly upset, and we were uneasy that we wasted his time. By the time we got to our hotel, the results of serum waned and baggy eyes looked the same.
This so-called company ply there wares everywhere. They are now at trade shows. This time Orlando. I passed them twice and side-stepped as they grab you when you pass. The third time they elbowed me in and proceeded to tell me that they could get rid of the bags under my eyes. He told me he was from Italy with an accent that wasn't Italian. Tried to be chummy. And I let them put a sample because they tired me out. It did smooth out the bags. I told them to smooth out the other because I wasn't walking around with one smooth side and one puffy. Then he said I had to buy some cream for $399 to do that. His mood changed to ugly when I told him I never buy such expensive products and don't care if I had bags under my eyes or not. Then he spoke with some guy in a white lab coat (thought it might make him look professional - a joke). They spoke in Hebrew and I asked if they were from Israel. He replied if that was a bad thing. I said I lived there as a teenager so don't start that crap with me. I asked how long the cream lasted and he said a week even with washing. They were not happy with me for not buying. I eventually escaped but I had to be firm with them. They should not have a license to sell anything. The bags returned under my eyes within a few hours. Bad product. Bad sales tactics and gullible women who buy products worth hundreds from a company that has no reputation of being one. Do not be nice to them. They are con artists with a product that is only in fancy words and fancy sounding brand name. It is not from France and how they continue to make money is beyond me. Even selling it on Amazon for hundreds.
Got conned in St Marten out of $300. Thank heavens my sisters were persistent in insisting that I not spend $1, 800. My sisters were busy checking online reviews and were convinced that I had lost my mind. I blame it on sampling the rum at store across the street and young men calling a 65 year old woman beautiful. They are excellent con men and I blame myself for gullibility. Be strong when you step into their store...matter of fact...Dont Go In.
After the sample was applied underneath my eye in the store, my eye area remained red all week. I am afraid to use the product and will stick with Clinique.
I bought this after high pressure and being told how bad my skin looked. I tried product. I am allergic. Cannot return. This is ridiculous. This needs to be stopped, and they need to be out of business. Product does not work, and is a scam.
This product is doing business as Burgundy in the Highlands, North Carolina and it is a total scam. My sister and I were lured in by someone hawking the product ON THE SIDEWALK in this small tourist town. We were show the eye products and bought them for $1200. Then when checking out Lee Mano a beauty advisor said she had a cancelation and could do a facial. We agreed and when this was underway, we were told that the products were $12, 000. We said we couldn't afford that. then the beauty advisor when behind a screen and came out and said we could be her own clients and she could offer the products for $8, 000 and we said no we could not afford that. Then another trip behind the screen and she said she could do it for $3800. All the time she was flattering us, being your best friend, and talking fast with an Israeli accent. She wanted to use the address of the one of us living in the Highlands even though that is not the person who bought the $3800 of products. She loaded the buyer down with about 20 products with no instructions how to use and promised the instructions by 7 p.m. that evening. We did not get the instructions, and we also let her know we wanted a refund because we did not trust her or by then the products. Now we are in a huge dispute because THEY DO NOT GIVE REFUNDS.
BUYER BEWARE! DO NOT GET INVOLVED WITH L'CORE PARIS DISTRIBUTED BY BURGUNDY OR PROBABLY ANYONE ELSE.
Same thing happened to me! I am writing to the chamber of commerce because what started out as idyllic stroll down an adorable street turned into a nightmarish waste of my time, energy and peaceful mood. Luckily I did not purchase their products but I’m sure they scam whoever they can. Shameful!
Ok so most of these reviews below are FAKE! You can tell which ones are obviously done by someone at Lcore to flood out the many many bad reviews all over the internet! I wish I could warn every single one of the poor people that get duped into buying this product by the high pressure sales people and the self-esteem blows they throw at you. So I was at planet hollywood and just standing around waiting for my car when the man asked me to sample their gold cream. I didn't mind trying it since it was another 30 min before my car would be pulled up so I decided to try it. So he put it on and it seemed like it lifted my eye bags a little. My boyfriend was standing just outside the store on his phone. So the sales guy kept on pressuring me to get him to come over and look at the results. I was trying to be polite and I just said he wasn't really interested in this kind of stuff but he kept on pushing so I finally went over to my boyfriend and showed him and he was pretty much like yeah whatever you look good blah blah. ok so i go back to do my other eye so they looked even but the sales guy is still stuck on my boyfriend and trying to convince me to get him to buy it for me. Then the whopper.. $300 only for me today. Not tomorrow.. I had to buy it then and there. I said I would come back tomorrow (still just being polite) and he wasn't having it.. ok so now he actually goes to my boyfriend and brings him into the store and makes him look at the difference and my bf says mm hmm she looks good.. and then he leaves as fast as possible. Them the guy goes back to asking me to get him to buy the product for me and I said that he probably might after the trip but not today (still trying to be polite). Then he starts telling me that if he had a girlfriend and he really loved her, he wouldn't think twice about it and kept on insulting my boyfriend... which I was thinking in my head "MAYBE IF I WANTED THIS PRODUCT HE WOULD!" lol. ok so fast forward. the next day- woke up with the area under my eyes burned and peeling! ON MY VACATION! BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE!
Sales service
This is a Fake Company with Failed Products and Pushy Salesmen, everything about that company and their products is an illusion. There are a lot of consumers complain and everyday that pass, you’ll find a new complain out there. The list is building up, and I hope one day they will change their ways or close the company. They will do whatever it takes to...
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If I only knew :(
I was "nailed to the floor", this is how I felt.
They are smooth and slick, they know what they are doing and they perform like artists.
They had me buying products I don't need for a worth of 2, 500 USD!
And guess what, the "no refund" sign wasn't there!
But who can argue with a limited costumer services that don't really care or listen to you.
This place / company needs to be shut down, better today than tomorrow!
Scam artists with failed product and costumer services
I am writing a short summary of my experience with L'core Paris to hopefully prevent others from making the same expensive mistake I did. I was spending a fun day shopping at the Miracle Mile shops in Las Vegas on Aug 22nd, 2014. I was just about to leave to a lovely dinner with my family, when I was offered a beauty sample by a lady standing outside the...
Products
I was in Las Vegas recently at the Monte Carlo Hotel. We walked through the Street of Dreams mall and were lured into a store selling facial products. Tony added some gel under one eye to show how good the cream works. I cannot believe that I fell for their pitch and paid 400 USD for 3 products. I feel this product is not worth the value and I would like to return it but it doesn't seem possible. DO NOT GO NEAR ANYONE IN VEGAS offering you samples of free face cream or collagen treatment. They say the deal is only good for that day..such a SCAM. They do not want you to leave the store and research the product. I cannot believe they are allowed to do this.
It is amazing product
this company is a total SCAM!
Fake Company with Fake Products.
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