Vine VeraReviews of vinevera.com

I bought the vine vera collagen face cream( came in the long tube with an injection like applicator) not exactly sure what exact product it was. I got a lot of product; i used it almost daily for a monrh. So at least 30 applications. I found the product very tightening. In fact i may have been using too much( i was desperate) . I had to apply the orogold cream over top. ( i received the orogold for free, gift with purchase) i wasnt impressed with the orogold, anyway this product actually did “ something “ it firmed and filled the deep lines. I bought it in Mexico ( at a shopping mall) im now on the hunt for some more, but can’t seem to get it anywhere else but their website ( which is priced much higher than what i paid in Mexico. i paid approximately 1000 pesos( as a Canadian its still pricey but not as expensive as the website. Anyway, bottom line ; i found the product very good. Im willing to pay 900.00 CAD, but thats my limit. If i can find something equally as good for a better price, i would buy it. Definitely impressed with this product!!!

我在永和街也遇過 +Voupre Skincare 的街頭推銷。起先是給免費試用品，然後把我帶進店裡。那位自稱是法國人的外國人用一種宣稱「瞬間消除眼袋」的筆狀產品幫我上了效果，當下看起來好像真的有效。 但接下來的銷售過程非常強勢、壓力很大： • 把價格從超高價一路降到「今天只給你優惠價」 • 不斷強調好處，玩情緒壓力 • 當我拒絕時語氣變得不舒服、甚至有點逼迫 最後我當場退貨了，但整個感覺不像正常的皮膚保養推薦，而是為了 要你買單 的銷售腳本。 在街頭店面看到有人推銷 Voupre Skincare 的時候務必要注意，不要因為免費試用品或話術就被帶進店裡、推銷高價產品。

My wife who is a cosmetic nurse and I had a concerning experience as we were misled by the sales team at Vine Garden (Morena MIA Group) in the Cancun Airport regarding the products they were selling. The representatives made several claims about their light therapy, microcurrent, and microneedling device that later proved to be misleading. During the sales demonstration, they stated that the device had been developed with NASA technology and that the applicator contained solid gold designed to deliver their creams deep into the skin. They also made dramatic promises that their products could replace the need for future cosmetic procedures such as facelifts. The sales process was extremely high-pressure. Customers are encouraged to purchase expensive creams and a handheld device that are presented as advanced medical-grade technology. The creams themselves were not safety-sealed, which raised additional concerns. After leaving the store and researching the device independently, I discovered that many of the claims made during the sales presentation were inaccurate or exaggerated. For example, the device is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved, which is an important distinction that was not properly explained during the sale. I attempted to return the unused products shortly after purchase once these discrepancies became clear, but my refund request was denied. Only then did I discover that customers are asked to sign a non-refundable agreement during the sales process, which was not clearly emphasized at the time of purchase. My experience felt deceptive and highly pressured. I strongly encourage travelers in the Cancun Airport to be cautious when approached by this company and to research any product thoroughly before purchasing. Consumers who believe they have been misled should consider reporting their experience to PROFECO (Mexico’s Federal Consumer Protection Agency) so the issue can be investigated.

Gisteren naar een beurs geweest. De vrouw van dit product smeerde het uit over mijn gezicht. Mijn gezicht begon direct te trekken, wat al erg naar voelde. Volgende ochtend wordt ik wakker met een allergische reactie. Mijn hele gezicht is opgezwollen, inclusief mijn ogen. Nooit kopen!!! En vooral niet op je gezicht laten smeren!

Oogcreme wordt bij verteld dat het een week werkt. Nou nee dus een paar uur. Terk ook hele erg .Dus niet kopen. Getest op de master of luxe. Ze pushen je om het te kopen. Op de beurs 400 euro normaal 1000 dollar.

First and foremost the Resveratrol Cream is great. A little heavy but great. Now as for “con artist”, like used car salesman they are going to try and bs you into buying. The second time I purchased I was approached by a young lady and and told her something in Hebrew (Thanks Holy Land tour). She was shocked. She was genuine and kind. We had like a 30 minute conversation. I was never pressured into buying anything. She even gave me the skin peel for free. Used her own commission points for it. Total bill was $35 dollars. Please disregard these negative reviews. It’s a great product and pay attention to your receipt or purchase on Amazon.

Con artists. Charming salesgirl who said she was Jewish, 24 years old and her mother lived in Israel told my girlfriend and I that she would sell us two tubes of wrinkle cream for the price of one. I noticed that the amount wasn’t on the credit card receipt when I signed so, I looked in the bag before leaving the store. Sure enough, we were charged almost four-hundred dollars instead of two. She and her sales manager tried to brush it off as a misunderstanding when I asked for a refund, but it wasn’t — we both heard the salesgirl say that she’d give us a two-for-one deal. The store in the French Quarter of New Orleans is run by very smooth professional liars. BEWARE!

I don't care how good the product is if the sales staff is so fake and conniving. At first I thought they were knowledgeable and cared about my skin until the two people who were luring me in had the exact same spiel. "Pinky promise"and "don't jump up and kiss me when you see the results on your face". I'm out $2500 for 16 bottles of I don't know what because the guy wouldn't take no for an answer. I was near tears from the pressure. This type of business model is shameful. And their adamant NO REFUNDS is a smoke signal. If your product is so good,it will sell itself. Signed, Sickened