Nu Skin Reviews

I decided to treat myself to a galvanic spa as a friend told me she'd had a demo and thought it was good. A rep came round and did one side of my face but it did nothing as I'm still young. I still wanted to purchase as I wanted a machine for prevention of any future age related issues. I used the device twice and it opened my pores. I didn't have open pores before. Now I have craters on my face which depress me terribly as I had no issues before. The rep said she found it hard to believe but said she wanted to put me in touch with a skincare specialist. I waited about 2 weeks. When I spoke to the lady she was in a busy coffee shop with bad reception and proceeded to blame the pores on my choice of make-up then left me hanging. The rep then said she'd put me on to someone else. I received a call saying the same thing that it was impossible that it was their product and she'd call me later with some help. She never called back (what a surprise). These people are only interested about making money and don't care about customers. I'd like to point out the handset enlarged the pores of everyone I used it on. As I can't seem to find any similar cases I would be led to believe it's a faulty handset. Now I have to live with my craters and try and accept the situation. Life sucks.

The combination of the face spa and ageLOC has taken a good 10 years off my face. The supplements have CHANGED MY LIFE. I had wasted so much money on bad supplements for my arthritis. R2, LifePak nano and cartilage formula have given me back my mobility. No more old woman shoes for me. As a former professional model I can tell you - this is the best stuff I have ever used! Yes you can resort to plastic surgery and injections, but you are risking looking funny. ageLOC takes care of the source of the aging, not just the symptoms. I am a very happy camper. I am including before and after shots. Notice the texture change between my brows. Body spa shot too. I treat 1 arm, the other has "wings".

My experience with Nu Skin has to do with a scamming representative. Donna ** of Scottsdale agreed to sell me a used Galvanic Spa for $50.00. Later she wanted it back. I did not have the money at that time. I asked her to please pick up unit if she wants it back.. Instead, she filed a lawsuit against me for over $600.00. This is extortion and lying in the court of law is perjury. This Nu Skin rep has continuously harassed me using the legal system. All because she did not want to come to my home to pick up this toy-like handheld device. I eventually mailed the unit back to her after her third legal attempt, which served me after court date. However, she never picked up the package and it was returned to me by postal service.. So was it actually the spa she wanted.. or to hurt and lie about someone else. I reported the harassment to Nu Skin Compliance Officers.. No response. Bad Business

I am an anesthetic technician in New Zealand on a working visa. I was struggling to find work and so I decided to place an ad on the internet offering my services (hospital work, admin, clerical, even just gardening work to make a few dollars). A few days later I was contacted by a Sue **, a representative of NU SKIN by phone who also sent me an email from **. She told me how amazing the company she was working for was, how it was a multi-billion dollar company and is looking for people like to work for them and sell. Sounded great at first. She was very enthusiastic. So I told her I would have a think about it.

This company is deceptive and immoral. I ordered one thing with a certain price and was charged another and was enrolled in an auto pay/shipment plan without my permission. Sad that a company has to lie to get business. Two different phone reps were rude and hung up on me. Additionally the product that was supposed to last 30 days lasted for two days. Shame on this company. All employees there should find different jobs because what you all are doing is immoral.

For Three billing periods, now Nu Skin has double charged our checking account causing several NSF charges. I contacted them when it first started and they assured me it would never happen again. Well, it did and it caused more NSF charges. Each time you call, you get someone who has no idea what they are talking about. They say they need to talk to someone in billing and that person is always sick or out. They claim they will get back with me and take care of this and never call back. I have cancelled my account which I have had for over ten years because I do not trust them.

Nu skin galvanic spa - I bought in 2012 this 2 products for face and body. Nothing change but I just want to mention something. Does anyone realize that the heads of this small machines are from plastic? Plastic doesn't conduct the energy power from battery. They are metallic painted only, the place where the hand is holding, yes is the one that make noise happening. Can anyone explain?

Be careful with Nu Skin's products and people. They are scams. For example, they were with iPads to call or text me all the time to sell me a face lift up machine and some products that cost about $450, then I cannot use that. It’s like a toy for a baby; it doesn't work well like the sales agent told me. Then I texted her to ask how to return those products, but she just said "contact the company". Then I contacted the company and what I received was just sell it to somebody else, and they won't take it back. I was so mad, upset and had so much headache because I was stuck with this stupid thing. I don't want to pay that amount for nothing and cannot get my money back. I cannot imagine there is still a company like that in America.

I purchased a Nu Skin ageLOC face spa at the end of August 2012. The Nu Skin representative who sold me the package assured me that there was a 90-day money-back guarantee. All I had to do was take pictures of my face every 30 days to document the effects. After 85 days, I saw no appreciable change in the appearance of my face and requested a refund. Long story short, after spending 35 minutes on the phone with a Nu Skin customer service rep, I was told that the only thing they could do is refund 90% of my purchase price with company credit. I would not recommend this product or any product from Nu Skin, considering the poor customer service that I received.

I purchased the Galvanic Body Spa for $394 at the end of January and received it 3 weeks later. Then I started to use the machine with the cream, etc., just as the instructions says, but I haven’t really notice any change. I've been trying to contact someone to help me with this and have a refund on this product, but I haven’t been able to reach anybody from the company. I want to send this back and get my refund. I’m not satisfied with this product. I spent almost $400 on this for nothing. I would like someone to help me on this matter and give me any instructions as to what do I need to do to return the product and have my money back.

I recently heard about a skin care product called a "Galvanic Spa". I looked it up on the internet and found the company Nu Skin. The Galvanic Spa is a handheld unit that you use on your face or body to make skin care product penetrate into the skin more effectively. I am a Licensed Esthetician and I have a professional one that I use in my work. I thought a personal unit was an interesting concept. I sent an email to the company asking them if they sell these units wholesale to estheticians. The response I received (via phone call) was from a Nu Skin "distributor". Nu skin is an MLM company. He started telling me about how I could make a lot of money by marketing Nu Skin and since I am an esthetician, this piqued my interest. He explained to me that in order to get started, I should purchase the "business builder package" for $1400.00.