Adore Organic Innovation

Where do I begin? Everything about this company is a scam
I encountered these products at the Grand Canal Shoppes inside the Venetian Hotel in Las VegasTwo women were offering samples to people walking byI took one and was immediately engaged in a conversationShe then offered me a "gift bag, " walking back into the store and offering the gift bag to me from thereOf course, I had to enter the store to take the bag and before I knew it, she had given me several more samples and then handed me off to another salesperson for a free trial of their productsThe women I encountered were very charming in a used car salesman way - offering tons of compliments, asking questions, playing up the product, etcOnce she dropped the $price tag for one set of products, we politely said no thanks and that's when the game beganThe price was dropped by 45% and then the salesperson added a free set to the deal if I bought that dayAs she continued to talk about the product with my mother, I pulled out my cell phone to read the reviews of this productWhen the salesperson saw what I was doing, she stormed off to the front of the store and engaged her colleagues in a heated conversation in a foreign languageWe got up and were stopped by another salesperson as we walked out of the store"What were you looking at on your phone?" she demandedI replied that I was looking at reviews of the product but hadn't found much (which was true)She asked me more questions about the reviews, stating that the company had a lot of "hackers" if I found anything badShe also mentioned that her colleague, the one who was offended by my search for reviews, was sensitive to my negative energy, since she was a...get this..."priestess." What a bizarre and unsettling interaction
Needless to say, we left without purchasing anythingI was curious about the samples they had offered us: One sample at the front of the store, one extra gift bag offered for me for my skin type, and one gift bag for my mother in her skin typeI hadn't looked at them in the store, so it wasn't until later that I noticed that the samples they offered me were all the exact same product: hand moisturizer that had nothing to do with anyone's skin typeThey were just a ploy to get us into the storeA quick glance at the chemical-filled ingredients list reinforced my suspicions that these products were actually complete garbage (mineral oil in a $hand lotion?)
Hours later, my mother and I were still scraping off the strange, flaky chunks left on our skin after our "collagen treatment." A quick search for reviews of these products will yield similar stories to mine, with people purchasing up to $worth of products that are unreturnablePlease avoid this company

Bad products! Fraudulent company! BEWARE! The sales representative, ***, certainly doesn't know what 'smooth' means
I walk by; she hands me a sample, and she asks me what creams I use I say *** *** and Amorepacifc and she has never heard of them I follow her into the space, which is beautiful She has me sit me down by the mirror and applies an eye cream that, according to her, 'is like Botox' She says:' You will feel the product" and I feel the area under my eyes dry out *** pulls a small mirror out and goes: "See! All your wrinkles are goneNow, I'm putting collagen under your eyes This is product is so powerful you use it once a week" WhateverThen she proceeds to take the sample she gave me before out of my hand and pulls out a price list according to which the eye cream is $for one ounce and the collagen $ But today they are 50% off Google their name and Yelp and again with AMAZON they are a scam!

One of the Adore Cosmetics employees (Pentagon City Mall in Arlington, VA) subjected me to a direct, personal attack just over two weeks agoIt was unprovokedThis matter is entirely karmic on the part of the respective parties (i.e., myself and the other person)However, that kind of person must not be doing business with the public, at all