Site: glow.com
Found 17 reviews / complaints

Glow - Glow.com
Glow Despite my cancellation of the order, they shipped the order anyway

I ordered a free trial of the Kronos hair product online from Glow.com. I didn't realize I was clicking through "paid advertising" online. It appeared like a product review article. That's the first of misleading business practices. Then, after placing the order and order having been ...

Kronos Hair Care, Glow.com, Intelligent Beauty, Llc
Glow Didn't realize they were going to charge me $98.50 tax, S&H if didn't mail it back. Had AMEX block them

I ordered a free trial of the Kronos hair product, only of discover I had a couple of weeks to try it and return it or I would be billed $98.50 tax, S&H. It wasn't worth it but why must I ship back the "free" sample? At my cost. They said that was their rule. I said cancel me and had ...

IQ Derma Glow
Deceptive marketing! Purchased a sample for 9.95, got billed 89.00 and 94.00

I ordered a mans face cream. I only remember that the add said I'd be charged for the sample 9.95. Next thing I know, I'm billed 89.00 and 95.00. I called their customer service. They claim I signed up for a monthly service. They also claim that the second charge of 89.00 is for the initial ...

IQ Derma Glow
This come-on is frequently on the "Today on Aim" e-mail home page, so you would think it had some credit

I, too, was eager to try this new "healthy" make up from Glow and the free trial offer (even with the payment of S & H) seemed like a good deal. However... It would take a Philidelphia Lawyer to finally get through and understand all of the fine print. It that said that to make the ...

Kronos Hair Care, Glow.com, Intelligent Beauty, Llc
Kronos SCAM

I was on cnn.com reading articles. I clicked on what looked like an article about why some shampoos don't work. It looked like a real cnn article. It talked about why some shampoos don't infuse your hair with vitamins like they claim. It also said that Kronos has new technology that allows it to ...

IQderma Glow.com
Charged $96.35 for an item item that was supposed to cost $3.95!

The initial email offer was to try their skin product for "free" (just pay $3.95 s/h). I agreed to accept offer (i.E. Spend $4 on a pig in a polk). It wasn't until I rec'd my bank statement (about 60 days later) that I discovered they had charge my credit card $96.35! When I called the ...