Mary
CAI love Trustpilot I love Trustpilot. Companies can control their reviews on other platforms such as social media but not here. Thanks to all the ladies leaving your honest reviews. I was going to order this product but not anymore.
Robyn
CAHORRIBLE!!! HORRIBLE!!! First off, they sent me 20% of my entire order and refuse to email or contact me back! My order was originally an accident, I ordered too many packages and customer service got RIGHT BACK TO ME, however, that problem was NEVER fixed, they charged me over 200$ and sent me 1 package of complete GARBAGE!! The patches DO NOT STICK, nor are they reusable!! I have sent over 10 emails regarding my funds or products with NOTHING! I am LIVID!!
Amilia
GBWell um... nope! Thankfully I didn't pay the extortionate price for these things personally, 3 of my poor sisters in law did... convinced they were going to be transformed into 25yr olds overnight, I skeptically agreed to take part in their 'mature ladies sleepover'. Oh dear!🤦♀️ my skepticism was proven fact. These patches are such a complete scam, I'm actually surprised they're not a lousy MLM!🤣 The good news is It encouraged us all to price up minor cosmetic procedures, (botox, smile line fillers etc) and they're really not as expensive as we all thought! And yes this is all with a qualified and well respected aesthetician... so please don't waste your money on these garbage snake oil patches lovelies. THEY DO NOTHING! And I mean NOTHING!
Mary O'Leary
CATry This Instead The concept of this product is that it seals in moisture, therefore plumping up your skin, which eliminates wrinkles. Let's face it, after a certain age there are no miracles. But to produce the concept, wash your face with cold water, do not dry. Immediately cover with a very thin layer of Vaseline, that will seal in the water. It may be a bit sticky, so cover your pillow with an old pillowcase. In the morning wash your face gently with cold water. You skin will be smooth and will get better if you keep this up. Remember no miracles, but at least less costly than Oiaskin.
Nicola Hawkridge-Chung
GBSCAM ... Stay clear The products weren’t what I thought they’d be so requested a refund on the day they arrived as per their refund policy. Now they are trying to only offer a 30% refund and asked me to ship the product to China when the return address is in Walsall, UK. The website looks professional but this is a scam and illegal. They have to refund you fully as per English consumer law.