Forever Flawless

Stop here whenever I’m in the city. I love Forever Flawless products. Tyson gave me a facial. And only one use it was like magic. I had very deep wrinkles on my four head. The results were magnificent and long lasting. The morning and night cream have done wonders for my face and the peeling gel has even started removing all of those nasty acne scars!

Scammers… legit scammers. Stay away. Horrible sales pitch and classic example of wanting ot steal your money. Its disgusting. I wish their shop wasnt by the subway. Everyone should complain to the better business bureau to close their shop.

Once you are in, the high-​pressure sales tactics begin, and they don’t like to let you out until you buy. The guy lured me in with the promise of a sample, but had me sit in a chair and gave me a 15 minute lecture, while I kept telling him I was on my lunch hour but I would take a sample and try his product at home. He was like a slick car salesman, telling me all about how my lines will magically go away with only his product. First it cost $ 700, but then a special promotion for $ 400, then when I didn’t buy it went down to $ 300. Still wouldn’t buy so it went down to $ 200 but only if I gave him my personal information and promise to bring him another customer who would purchase the products. And while you are sitting there, they point out every tiny line and spot on your face, which is very insulting. Then I just got up and walked out, with him telling me to wait, which I did not even bother to turn around at that point, I just looked towards the door and walked out. By the way, I asked and there are no refunds, but he kept saying that you’ll love it and to make sure to bring all your friends and family to him. He acts like his «Diamond Dust» is the only exfoliator available. DO NOT EVER GO IN THERE!

I live a street away and I get harassed everyday when I go to the subway by the salesgirl hawk who has recently began making nasty comments when I ignore her samples. She really needs to stop.
Your aggressive attempt to pass out samples is not working, it’s turning people off.
I have had to cross the street and use different streets to get home because of the girl passing out samples.

My girlfriend just got suckered into spending a lot of money on their products today. They took advantage of her good heart and inability to say no to pushy salespeople while knowing we currently have financial issues. They pretty much pulled her in and used all these products on her that she doesnt need. The whole no returns accepted policy is saying that they’re just pushing products to be sold and they don’t want it back since it’s so hard to sell this expensive stuff. If they believed in their products, they’d provide a money back guarantee if it didn’t work.

Very aggressive sales techniques. How is this place in business still while paying rent? I kept telling this guy I had to go to work. I really did too, I wasn’t lying but he pressured me to go in and buy his products on the spot. I said I’d like to research it first before buying a brand I’ve never heard of. He then grabs an iPad and pulls up reviews for their products but from THEIR store website. Showing me how great the reviews are again from THEIR WEBSITE.
I’m a pretty young girl with pretty nice skin and he was pointing out like dark spots on my face when this guy had 20x worse skin than I had and bad discoloration. Telling me things like «those flaws on your face will completely go away after you use this product.» The product doesn’t even look like it’s doing sh*t for you, buddy, and you work here!
I had to keep repeating I had to go to work and he eventually let me go. This place is disgusting. The manager, who watched the entire interaction, is okay with their very aggressive way of making you buy their products I guess…
Stay away from this joke of a place.

I would give this place 0 stars if that was possible. I am constantly harassed on my commute by the workers that force you into entering their small and uncomfortable store. (I now have to cross the street in order to avoid them). Last week I was dragged into the store by an employee who had attempted to force me to buy this product. After telling him I was 17, and simply could not afford the product he continued to harass me and kept asking «how are you paying, with cash or card?» There was no way I could leave politely without running out of the store, which is what I had to do in order to get out of there. One of the WORST experiences I have ever had with a company.

I walk by here on my commute and these people harass me wiht their tacky products multiple times a day. It’s not ok. It’s so clear it’s a scam but it’s also just street harassment.

Big scam! Don’t ever come here! Sales people are pushy and I was so angry at myself for falling into their trap. I bought something and then went across the street, sat down and had a coffee. Meanwhile I googled their reviews and of course their products are horrible with lots of customer complaints. I went back within 30 minutes to ask for a refund and they refused. I wasn’t made aware of their refund policy when I paid for the products. I complained to Amex, they even wrote a reply to Amex saying they told me about the refund policy and THEN I went on to purchase the products. How can people stay in business scamming and telling lies like that. I will keep writing bad reviews and complaining to the BBB until they close the shop.

Entirely a scam. They will try to sell you a product with a scam such as «we usually sell this for $ 500! But I’ll give it to you for $ 100!!!» Just to make you think you’re getting a good deal. I work with cosmetics. I read the ingredients on one of their samples they so aggressively force you into taking and the ingredients are NOT good. Completely a scam. The amount of times I walk by this shop and they yell «excuse me miss you dropped something!» To make you walk back and have them lure you in is ridiculous.

I feel dumb even walking in here. These people scam you into buying their terrible product. They gave me a sample, and said they had something else for me. I thought it was a sample, but they actually spent the next 10 minutes trying to pressure me into buying stuff. I tried to leave, and some how ended up buying something. Once I left, I realized how bad a decision I made, and went back to try to return it. While purchasing it, I unfortunately never noticed the sign saying they didn’t accept returns. The fact that they don’t let you return things, kind of shows they don’t believe in their products either. Instead of getting money back, I got a lecture how I have to take responsibility for my purchases. I would have liked a simple, «sorry we don’t take returns,» but I got lectured for 5 minutes. The woman was rude and obnoxious. I would recommend staying clear of their scams.