I was approached at Flatirons Mall, Broomfield, CO to demonstrate a skin care product. The young lady gave me the hard sell, which I would turn away from. Spending $10 on skin care products is a big expenditure to me. So how did $1500 end up on my charge card, when I am on food stamps? I realized that she had practiced a form of hypnosis on me, that I was familiar with, but didn't realize it, until I got home. She kept changing the prices, and insisted I was getting the products for half the price that I was actually charged. I looked online and I was charged up to four times the listed prices. The products are highly perfumed and I stopped using them the second day. Also, I noticed some of the bottles and jars were partially empty as if they had been used by someone else. I looking up this company online, I read they run unethical business practices worldwide. I am requesting a refund. If they are a reputable company, they will stand behind their product and issue me a refund.
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