While I was strolling down Main St. after having a beer, I was feeling very relaxed. So I was caught off guard by a woman in the doorway of "Infinity Cosmetics", hawking samples of anti-aging eye creams. I usually blow-off the door hawkers, but I politely stopped and listened. I let her to talk me into sampling the eye-tightening cream. I thought, "Why not pamper myself today?" Another employee, a man, who is a FAST talker, applied the tightening cream under my eyes while talking very fast and going for the "hard sell". The cream was $300.00 a tube and honestly, it didn't do a thing for me. So why did I buy it? Because I wanted to believe that it worked, and because he was unrelenting. I told him that I had a face and neck lift and he replied, "I can tell!" This felt like an insult, and it seemed as if he was shaming me for going under the knife when I could have just been using their products (Venuar) instead. While this was all happening, I was trying to look up any reviews regarding their business, but the wifi wasn't cooperating. The entire time that I was trying to do a search on my phone, he kept telling me to stop looking on my phone! RED FLAG, but I was feeling overwhelmed and frustrated at this point. After the eye tightening demonstration, he told me that he wanted to give me a free demonstration of an amazing device that will guarantee that I'll "never need another facelift". (Eye-roll). Yup, I'm the fool that followed his female assistant to the back of the store to a windowless room with the door shut. She asked me if I'd like a drink and offered me wine. I know better, but accepted a glass. Hey it was free! Then he comes back into the room and shows me their red light wand that has the seal of approval from NASA (??)(Eye-roll again). He massages it on my face for fifteen minutes and declares that I should see a difference in that one sitting. I DID NOT. Then he showed me all of the Before and After photos of the women who used the device for three months....HUGE DIFFERENCE in each photo. He even told me that his mother had one and loved it. Then he told me that she had died of cancer recently. Maybe that was true, but I feel like he was playing on my empathy. He told me that he was Gay, (so? I don't care, I have many Gay friends). Then he mentioned that he was Jewish and said, "You've probably never met a Jewish person before." (HUH? I have a lot of Jewish friends). I'm not sure why he shared all of that with me but in retrospect, I think he was trying to be "human" and really wanted me to trust him so that he could sell that damned device to me. WHICH HE DID. I should add that he threw in for free, two of each of their Venuar skincare products. He also shipped it all for free. Their product is extremely expensive, and I'm not sure why. I agreed to the free product not even knowing if my sensitive skin would be reactive to it or not. Some of it is nice, but a few of the products aggravated my acne (I'm 66 years old). I believe that their products are all over-priced, so it wasn't that great of a deal to get all the product for free. He was trying to make it sound like I was getting such a great deal. Anything to sell the Medic Tech device! Afterwards, I was kicking myself for purchasing the Medi Tech device as soon as I left the store. It took me an entire YEAR to pay it off by using CARE CREDIT. The device is no better than other wands that you'll find online. They package it in a big black carrying case with a handle to make it look very expensive. I used it 3-4 times a week religiously for seven months and didn't notice any changes in my skin. I still have the same lines and if anything, I have some new sagging under my chin. It's been about nine months since I purchased the device and it's already breaking down. The light shuts off while in use, and this is after being fully charged. The on/off button isn't working properly anymore. I've been told that I have a lifetime warranty, I suppose I'll ask for a new one but I don't trust these people. I'm so angry with myself for letting my guard down because I know better than this! It's so easy to fall for scams while on vacation. I'll close here by revealing the price of the Medic Tech device: $8,000.00 (!!!!) I'm not sure if I'll ever forgive myself for falling for this. Maybe this review will help some other people to avoid this store in Fredericksburg, Texas. IF YOU SEE THE STORE KEEP WALKING!!! read more

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I purchased the products with the understanding I would receive replacement creams, cleanser, moisturizer, etc. for free for the first twelve months after my initial purchase. I text Daniel , my sales representative requesting replacement products twice. No response. I needed a vacation so I drove to Fredericksburg ALL the way from Fort Worth, Texas only to be told in person by Daniel he would mail my new products to me. NEVER received anything. I text one more time to make sure he had my address. NO Response. Buyers beware. read more

Bought two sets of the instant repair skin tightening eye treatment with peeling gel at a cost of over $300 each. When I got home and opened the box, the eye repair skin tightening treatment device does not work. Infinity cosmetics (venuar cosmetics) does not stand behind their product and does not return phone calls or emails. read more

SCAM and LIES ALERT!!!! Zero, zero (0-0) Star rating! DO NOT trust these fake Italian & Greek speaking slick, sales people. They will lure you into their store by handing out samples, mainly to older couples and sweet talk you into their store. After spending about an hour with a facial demo to remove under eye wrinkles, they insisted that we purchased the pricey product. We were then handed a coupon for another facial demo to remove aging wrinkles. Took us into this back room with closed door and offered us wine too. This lady showed us a tool and demo to remove aging wrinkles from face. after couple of hours, she tried to sell us the tool with some twist and turn sales talk including a few complimentary lotions. Very, very pricey, but talked us into purchasing. When paying, she made a copy of my driver license and told me to sign the screen. When I asked what the signature is for, she said it's for Lifetime Warranty in their system. I asked for a copy of the lifetime warranty, and she said that she will email to me (which I never received). She said that she can mail the purchased products to us instead of carrying the bulky bag around, which I then agree. Left the store right before they closed for the day. Overnight, thinking about the expensive purchased, I realized that these products are not something I will be using, so I want to cancel. Went to the store the next morning to cancel the purchase, she said that they are already in the mail and are non-refundable and all sales are final. THAT was a surprise because it was not mentioned at all during the purchase!!!! I never got the product(s) in the mail. Come to find out later that the signature I signed earlier was an approval that I agreed and noted that the products are non-refundable and understood that all sales are final. PLEASE, PLEASE DO NOT fall for this!! DO NOT PURCHASE or SIGN ANYTHING from this business. They are FAKE and LIARS! read more

SCAM alert. Would give negative stars if I could. They use slimy, shady sales tactics -- full court press in a back room with a closed door where I was supposedly receiving a "free" 15-minute skin treatment. Nearly two hours later with me saying "No that's too much" five times and the sales lady magically finding new discounts to give me...I gave up and said yes to the purchase. That's not the horrible part though. The product is actually good and so far I'm satisfied with it. The horrible part is that after I bought it, she took a quick picture of the front AND back of my license and my FACE without asking!!!! It happened so fast...at first I thought she was just taking an "after photo" for the salon. When I realized she was actually uploading all of these photos to a website, I pitched a fit. "Oh...is OK. Is only to 'activate' your warranty..." (Sidenote: I'm certain they employ people with heavy foreign accents to put their Marks...errr..."customers" on their heels so they ask fewer questions.) I was deeply unsettled by all of this, but I left because by that point I just wanted to get out of there. they had eaten up way too much of my day. Well, to nobody's surprise, I'm sure...the next morning I got a fraud alert text from my bank. I had FIFTEEN preauthorization charges pending from all over the country. Stay far away from this "business" in Fredericksburg whatever you do. They aren't content to merely hard-sell you pricey skincare for two hours in a windowless back room. They also apparently "thank" their new customers by selling their identities. read more

Zero Stars..... beware there is another one of these "Scam Shops" across Main Street. Don't be lured in, Call the Police if you feel you are being detained {kidnapped of your time}. They will get really nasty with you if you try to leave......Several other shops warned us and said Law Enforcement was aware.... read more