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I appreciate the whole "mark up the price 1,000% so you can discount it 700%" but the sales girl was really only looking for a number I felt I could afford as opposed to a reasonable price for the product. She kept asking how much I was willing to pay.

Several days after purchase I noticed the purchase amount was double what we had agreed upon and discovered a second sales receipt for an additional product that I had been told was "free" costing $100.00.

I returned to the store within 14 days and was summarily dismissed. A call to the Distributor was a waste of time as well. They claimed there was nothing they could do.

I complained to Mall Management and made my initial contact with the police regarding the credit card fraud and will follow up with the Detectives. I will follow up with the Attorney General's Consumer Affairs Division and then Small Claims Court if necessary.

I explained I was an attorney and didn't want to start a war, just wanted to return the product and have my CC credited but to no avail. It didn't seem to bother them that they'll spend more to defend than the refund would have been.

Stay away from this business. The Massachusetts AG has other complaints against the store I was at.

I went to the North Shore Mall in Peabody, MA to do some quick shopping and happened upon the store while I was walking by. I wanted a quick sample of a lotion to try and ended up doing a demo.

I really enjoyed the service but it wasn’t in my budget to purchase. I let the sales person, Amily, know that I couldn’t afford it and it wasn’t in my budget and I would have to talk with my significant other before spending a large amount of money on a whim. She then said, “I don’t like liars. It’s easier to tell the truth.” As I walked away, she kept repeating herself, to make me feel bad about myself when in reality I couldn’t afford to purchase the $70 product.

How could you talk to a person like that? At least treat me like a human being..

My mom and I were waking in the Braintree mall and one of the forever flawless kiosk workers literially stopped us and escorted my mom to a chair with out saying a word. He asked for my name I said Margaret (it's not) then he said "watch this".

He applied a product under my moms eyes and her eye bags lifted almost instantly. I replied with "that's cool" and my mom looked in a mirror. She liked the results. Mistakenly she said that to the man.

He then pressured her into buying the product and then pressured her into going to their main studio up stairs (he escorted is there too). Once we were three another man came out of the back and placed my mom in a chair. Few words were exchanged and eventually my mom looked in the mirror. THERE WAS 600% no difference in her face.

He then did the whole process again and STILL NO DIFFERENCE. He then tried pressuring my mom into buying the products he used on her (A TOTAL OF 2,000$).

That's when she FINALLY put her foot down. 30 minutes later and she's still arguing with the maneger about walking out of the store empty handed.

I was approached by sales person Ellie in front of Forever Flawless store at North Shore Shopping Center in Peabody, MA. I went in and she proceeded to start applying products to my arm and then sat me down in a chair and starting to bring out products and apply them to my face.

She then started out with an outrageous price of 3495.00 for an array of products that she said I needed. I said in no way do I have that much money. She then removed products and brought out new ones and changed the price and products NUMEROUS times. I was confused and didn't know what was actually in the bag she was filling and removing from.

She asked for my credit card because I said I didn't know how much available I had left on it. Now she was at the register with my card and she came back with a bag and products with a receipt she said was in the bag. Another sales man came over and started talking to me with compliments while she was at the register to distract me. I was played I know after the fact.

She was charming and kept giving me compliments to throw me off guard and so was the other salesman David his name was. I didn't see the receipt till I got home because it was buried under my products. I attempting to get a refund for the $650.oo gold mask that is what is actually on my receipt. This is outrageous price and I was lied to and manipulated.

The product was not sealed from the time of sale either so I don't know if it was used on another person for one of their demonstrations. I did not use it because it was already opened when I got home. I want a full refund.

I have not contacted the store yet I wanted leverage before I do that so they don't try to manipulate me again. I also am going to speak to my lawyer about this to see what I can do legally if they do not refund me.

I had a terrible experience the other day in the Natick MA store . I was lored into the store and before you knew it the seemingly friendly sales clerk began slathering products on me.

Both my friend and I explained that I have very serious allergies and asked if there were any colorings in the products . I was assured that the products are organic and that the bright orange product she was putting on me was from apricots ! Well my skin began to burn which I explained to her . My friend asked for an ingredient list we were told she didn't have one !

My friend asked for the box where she read that there were artificial chemicals and colorings in the product! This is serious I could have gone into anifilactic shock ! I ended up with hives on my face and arms where the product was applied !

I must have tried four times to leave and excuse myself but her high pressure approach just continued . I wouldn't buy your product !

I do think that the product is excellent, however the sales pressure is intolerable. Before you know it, they have you purchase blue, pink, gold sets of facial care. And these purchases are at $2500 a set. They keep telling you how wonderful you look ...but then you must buy the next set so that your care is complete.The $ involved and the points that the sales people say they have to "reduce" some of the extravagant costs, is all a sales pitch, as an educated professional , I am concerned about the $ that they quote etc. should I have stayed with Clinique or Elizabeth Grady ? I am so frustrated at the costs I have allowed FF to burden me with. Please be an informed individual.

I'm concerned now, I just today have a story almost like yours, blue diamond product with the fa e peel, had a woman drag me in even though I said no. Husband waited outside because we were at a mall.

And like you I agreed to get the eye surum $185.00 just to get out of there, grabbed my cc and rang it up front without me there, not to sound rude but these people are not American and at this point I didn't trust them, to pushy, she came back and started with "you should really ha e the facial cream also" and I flat out said " and that's why my credit card is still upfront and not I'm my hands" she made a face like yes. Again got suckered in but got half off and she threw something I'm for free but it doesn't make me feel safe, I feel like I'll find fraudulent charges on my card later on and she kept going over and whispering to one of the gentleman workers, I again bluntly said "what are your two talking about" they "claimed" he was telling her she should hurry my husband looked upset I was taking so long but he wasn't even outside he was in another store....not annoyed. She again was trying to sell sell sell. I said OK no.

I need to Leave. I signed up for a "free" facial that I don't plan on going to but again afraid they may charge me for it if I don't call or show. A few min ago I did the facial peel and used the facial lotion and under eye serum but I have to say under my eye feels stiff and my eyes are burnt and they weren't when she did it.

Slightly worried now. If you find anything out I'd love your input!!

Original review posted by user Feb 25, 2016

I believe Forever Flawless is a ***. I was convinced to buy the eye serum and got a free facial within one week. The facial lasted an hour and a half, with a mask that was put on my face, one side at a time. Lots of talking....trying to sell me products, adding other products and facials for free. I have never fallen for a scam like this! Finally, I agreed to spent $1000. just to get out of there, and gave my card. How crazy is that? "Elad" took my card to the front of the store to ring in my sale. He returned without the card, telling me, "I really want you to get both sets." ($2000.) He insisted, really pushing the product, adding more free stuff, a year's worth of skincare. I was worrying about my credit card, nowhere in sight. Finally, I gave in, I just wanted to get out of there. I had to ask for my credit card back.

I didn't see "no refund" on the sales slip that I signed, but when he took that away(quickly), it was on my receipt, but somehow, it didn't register. I'll tell you, this guy was so good, he sold me a product (for $1000.) that is called 24 carat gold, because it has gold in it. I am allergic to gold, can't have it touch my skin. I bought it. That's a ***.

Within two days, I had a bad reaction to the products, burnt skin and raw, puffy, red around the eyes. I tried to return all the product, as I no longer trusted any of their products, and was insulted. Even when the mediator from my credit card company called, trying to resolve it,"David" the mgr. on duty, would not give the name of his boss or the owner of the store.

The stores are independent of the parent company. There is no way to get touch with anyone higher up that the people in the store.

I have not been able to sleep or concentrate on anything else since this happened. This has shattered my sense of self. I have never done anything like this.

That, I suppose, is the definition of a ***, that they convince you to do something that's completely against your better judgement.

Any suggestions as to how to deal with this?