Do NOT be suckered into this scam. The sales people stand outside the store and almost force you to try a product. Then they try to convince you how much your skin will change and how unique and special it is. The price for the products...start at $1000. Insanity. Once you balk at the price, they instantly come down to a mere $295. Still insane. The hard sales tactics they used are consistent with what I have now read in other reviews (about different locations that are now closed). One thing I am happy about is that I did not get the rash that many people talk about. I also didn't buy anything. Phew! Dodged that bullet. Apparently, there are no refunds if you do get suckered into a purchase.
I noticed on other review pages about this company (different locations) that there are several 5 star reviews peppered throughout all the 1 stars. There are literally no 2, 3, or 4 star reviews, which to me suggests that people in the company are posting the 5 star reviews. They all sound pretty superficial too. Generally, if somebody is throwing around 5 stars, they want to gush and gush about the product. All of which to say, if a bunch of 5 star reviews pop up after this one, be suspicious. I'd be suspicious of any reviews above 1 star, actually. read more