Vine Vera Skin Care

I’m in love with vine Vera, this is amazing amazing result you can find hany were ,
Perfect eye serum and the night cream for black eyes just amazing crazy results!!!
Go to buy miracle for you face, just vine Vera nutting els , and the The team amazing and very professional

NON-​SURGICAL SYRINGE PRODUCT: Went through the sales process; told kiosk rep I wanted to see how it settled on my skin while I walked around… GOOD THING I DID. We put this product on just one side around my eyes & on my eyebrow «eleven» lines. 20 min later, the skin everywhere it was applied was raised and red (product itself turned color & got flakey)… 40min later (after removing it) skin looked purple and almost burned… looked like someone punched me in the eye! Make sure you try before you buy – let it sit 24 hours– and don’t fall for the price. IF THEY TELL YOU THEY WON’T REFUND, LEAVE! I did like the regular AGE DEFYING EYE SERUM… no reaction to that, but even bottom price is expensive.

I think this place closed, but there are other locations in the city. Vine Vera (parent company is Orogold) works (or doesn’t work) as well as the drugstore brand, but you pay 10x more $$$. Their tactic of luring in people can be very annoying.

I was having a perfectly lovely day of lunch and shopping at Nieman Marcus. So maybe that is why I allowed myself to be lured into the Vine Vera shop. That looks like a pop up! I mean that’s the impression I had right away. The sales reps are hard hitting. I did feel like telling the girl her sales technique was too aggressive! But I didn’t. I think they are coached to use lines straight out of a text book. She kept saying «hey honey, lets face it you’re not 20 anymore». A real turn off!!! I’m 48, and not looking to be 20, ok! But I still allowed myself to be suckered in and I bought some of the eye cream. I have to say, it’s not bad. but it’s not changing my life either. And i still have this icky feeling of being taken for a ride.

Stay away from these expensive scam artists. Don’t fall for their snake oil nonsense. They try to drag you in on the pretense that it will «be just a minute». Half hour later you are still trying to get out! Be afraid, be very afraid. Their products are just expensive crap & I hope FDA catches up with them.

Scam, plus after a few weeks of using their products I developed a horrific allergy – painful redness & itching all over my face & neck, which subsided after I stopped using products but returns if I try to use any of it again. I feel like I was taken for a ride. They stole my money.

SCAM, FAKE REVIEWS
After receiving a free sample, I was dragged in the store by the sales lady. She sat me down, complimented me, but then said I had some small skin problems. She proceeded to put some «$ 300» skin cream on one of my arms. After letting it settle in, my arm just felt sticky and turned out worse than my arm without the cream.
The funny thing about this whole thing was the special deal I was given because I wasn’t the typical customer. First she lowered it to $ 200 for the employee discount, and eventually down to $ 100 warehouse price because she «liked me», sure.
If the product was actually good, there wouldn’t be such a dramatic markdown in price to force you buy

This place is HORRIBLE. I haven’t bought any products here, but talk about car salesmen of make up. Also, they’re a bunch of pricks. I work near the store, so I pass by it every day. I observed them and on some days, they’d bombard me with «hey miss, hey miss, hey miss» on other days, I get lucky to walk amongst tourists and sneak past them. Once, I saw them openly mocking a little old Chinese lady. WTF? People complain about Mexicans coming into the states, but THESE are the type of people you don’t want living here. First of all, I have a weird thing about MEN telling ME how my skin/​face looks. THAT’S the first sign of douche-​baggery. Secondly, I really don’t like it when I’ve answered politely with a «no, no thank you» and am ignored and continuously bombarded with «hey miss, how are you… hey miss, how are you… hey miss… hey miss…» HOLY F**K! Don’t you idiots get the picture?! NOT INTERESTED. Unfortunately, I know of now 4 people who’ve been duped in spending WAY too much money on this crap. I feel extremely bad for them. Apparently, it’s exactly like buying a car. Once you sign and drive off the lot, the rest is history and there’s no turning back… except, once you swipe that card of yours and sign the receipt and walk out the door, you can’t return or get a refund. One of the ladies I know who was duped told me that they kept her at that store for over 2 hours until she finally bought something. I wonder if they feel bad for all the trickery they do? Or maybe the employees of this store should be shipped back to where they came from. They shouldn’t treat people like this. Employees are a bunch of wannabe American ass clowns trying to make a quick buck. Sad.

SCAM SCAM SCAM. Would give zero stars if I could. «Michele, you are a savvy consumer with an above average knowledge of skin care lines and an aesthetician best friend. How were you stupid enough to fork over $ 700 for drugstore-​quality products?» I know. It’s fucking embarrassing. All I can say is that I had been dumped that morning, and in my vulnerability, succumbed to the location, storefront, and charming sales rep. Mind you, this product line is the same garbage you see at the mall kiosks – The ones I avoid like the plague.
I am ashamed to admit how much time I spent in the store, while the sales rep sold me product upon product upon product, under the guise of throwing more and more «extra gifts because I like you,» every time I pulled my card back out. I walked out with a giant shopping bag full of fabulous skincare products! I was so happy! Then I got home, and realized I had seven things that have cost me an average of $ 100 each. Further, I realized that not one of the products listed its ingredients. Is that even legal?
I hung my head in shame and resigned myself to use the hell out of these products which were going to rejuvenate me! Don’t get me wrong, they were supremely average, and did not do damage, but I could have gotten the same results from about $ 100 worth of Neutrogena. Learn from my example, and save yourselves!

Wandering the streets of San Francisco window shopping and stopped in to try products. Giovanni at the Grant store was a nice guy very personable. I had fun testing products, I told him up front I wasn’t going to buy anything, but of course I did. I bought the eye serum and love, love, love it. Giovanni was right, it does do amazing things. The Resveratrol really works. I use many products to take care my skin. With this I see a noticeable difference with fine lines and dark circles. I would recommend this to all for prevention and for us gals with more mature skin it is a must. Thanks Giovanni!

No. No bueno. Beware. Warning. Scam. Rip-​Off!
I know they have a lot of these SCAM Skin Care shops and Kiosks downtown around the Financial District & the likes of Westfield but I didnt realize they had one in the Marina. Not that I think it will be around for long. People are catching on QUICKLY that this place is a SCAM that will STEAL your money and not let you get a REFUND once poor unfortunate victim customers realize that they have paid hundreds of $$$£££ on Nonsense that they could very well find for a fraction of the cost elsewhere. Vine Vera Skin Care is absolute bollocks! Stay far away!
They will sell Products to you for HUNDREDS of dollars, then after STEALING your money, they won’t let you refund or return it.
Don’t pay attention at all to them and stay far away!

this place is a scam. guy told me cream was $ 599!!! but today i couldhave it for $ 399. bullcrap. it was like vaseline. total scam. i told the. guy i had little time, he would not let me go so i just left while he was still talking. this place really pissed me off. slimy faux european faux haute couture sales people selling a product no better than petroleum jelly.

I’m only giving this place a star because Unilocal won’t let me post without giving it some sort of rating. Absolutely the worst and slimy sales people!!! I walked by the window and saw a wine bottle. I kept walking but then I realized it looked like a salon so I took a step or two back. I really, really wished I hadn’t. A woman came running towards me with a sample. Being in a good mood, I said, thanks. Just like the other reviewer, she said she had another sample inside. I thought, okay, one sample couldn’t hurt. From there on she pelted me with ‘inquiring’ questions. It was a rapid pace and before I knew it she was pushing a mirror in my face and saying, see the difference? No, not really. When she put an eye patch on my face that was it. I ripped off and left.
So I don’t care if it’s a miracle cream or not. That was one of the worst salespeople I’ve ever encountered. And the best thing — she tried to make me feel guilty for leaving! Bottom line — truly, truly awful.

The first time I bought $ 200 worth of skin stuff from this place I immediately had buyers remorse… I thought I had fallen for a gimmick.
But I was wrong!
I have been using the products for a couple months and literally get daily compliments on my skin… And I DONT WEAR MAKEUP!!!
(& shhhh but I’m almost 40!!!)
The exfoliating cream makes everything shine, & the eye serum makes me look 10 Years younger instantly… it’s uncanny.
I love when a product actually delivers results.

The product to me is no better that what a department store sells
what is almost harassment though, is the tactics used by the sales people
first let me say the prices of the products are outrageous. for example the toning cream i was almost forced to look at was well over 500.00.after «giving me a great deal, their mothers price, and being in a contest therefore a better price» i got the product as i tried to leave for less that 100! which was also too much.
i have had the same experience w a company called Forever Flawless (both at kiosks in denver area) most of the sales people for vine vera supposedly also worked for that company but came to vine vera as «it was a superior product!!»! (sure) also interesting is that all of the sales girls are from Israel (both companies) and the companies are both from Israel!

DO NOT PURCHASE THEIR PRODUCT. In fact look at rip
and other sites.
These are just more useless creams and products put in fancy containers that do absolutely nothing. The people who sell them are hardcore ruthless and talented Charlatans that are trained to dupe people into buying this crap.
What happens is you walk by their shop, they beckon you with free small envelopes of said crap and then hardsell you until you give in. Do know that the creams end up costing about 500.00 and are non refundable once you find out they do nothing. People who say they are good products are just having wishful thinking episodes or hallucinations.
While they are selling you their hokey potions they start whispering in your ear, that they are about to give you a deal no one else will be offered and throw in a bunch of jars of still more worthless products. Then they ask you not to raise your voice if you like the deal because NOONE but you is being made this offer. HA!
Well just remember if you do decide to buy this cow pie stuff remember to look in the mirror in a month and expect to see the same olé you, that is unless you hallucinate.
Maybe then it works. I guess if you don’t hallucinate then you could use it on your car for a good shine.

Super pushy, rude sales tactics.
A woman stood outside the store handing out samples. When I took one, she said she would get another sample for us and told us to come inside. Really what she did is lead us over to their demo counter telling me to roll up my sleeves for a demo. Okay, I’m already in the store and annoyed she lied to get us in there. So, she exfoliates my hand pointing out the «dead skin» coming right off. She says nothing about the product itself and then goes right into pitching it for $ 200. I’m insulted. I’m really not THAT gullible. Oh and she never gave us that free sample…

I suffer from acne-​prone oily active skin. I decided to try their day lotion sample, after all, what have I got to lose since I suffer from terrible skin, So disbelieving as I was, I was surprised to notice after a week, that my skin was starting to clear out and smooth out. Not only that, but there was no shine! I FELL IN COMPLETE LOVE!
I went in a week later for a facial. Wonderful service, and they customized my treatment based on my skin’s needs. Fabulous, marvelous and friendly.
Ladies, don’t pass these people, this skincare line, or an offer to sample it. You will not regret it. Promise.

I stopped into this store last weekend and had a very pleasant experience. The store itself is beautiful; I loved the ambiance! The employees were highly attentive, knowledgable, and friendly. I am often times very indecisive when it comes to purchasing beauty products, but the young woman who helped me was very patient and informative regarding the different products. I purchased the Age Defying Eye Serum from the Resveratrol and LOVE it! I will return to purchase more from the Resveratrol line!

Got a day cream sample as I was passing by the store after brunch.
Really loved the place. Very posh vibe. Very nice and knowledgable guys that work here. I tried the eye serum and LOVED it. Will Definitely be back