Seacret Spa Reviews

After reading up about some of the products I decided that Seacret Age Defying Restore Face Serum was exactly what I needed. My sister and friends all said there is no cure for the abuse I’ve put my skin through with having fun in the sun all these years and thought I was wasting money trying out this serum. I started using it with no actual belief that it would help, but with the hope that the natural healing from the Dead Sea Minerals would do the trick and help me get rid of some of those horrible lines, or at least prevent them from forming so fast! Well, nobody’s laughing now… I am looking younger than what I have in 10 years. Thanks to Seacret’s Age Defying Restore Face Serum.

First thing I came across upon looking for Seacret, was the reviews on this website. I literally forgot anything good my friend told me before. It took a lot of convincing for me to overlook the dismay this thread of reviews has shown. Am I glad I got convinced! What an AMAZING product. I'm not the kind of person to exaggerate, but the high price, though I understand is not for everyone, it's totally worth it.

One last thing, and I'm sorry for getting all philosophical, but hey, it's the internet: I noticed that most of the anger and negative reviews on here are due to bad service - this website doesn't distinguish between the quality of the service and the quality of the product - but it's our place as consumers to provide a broad enough picture, in a way that would make sure that even though we're angry, we do not review out of revenge, but because we want future consumers to engage or avoid the products we purchased

But today was too much when one girl RAN to me, entered my personal space with her tube of cream and pushing me against a glass display so I couldn't walk away. She's lucky I'm pretty mellow because someone else would have ** slapped her for being so aggressive. I will NEVER buy anything from them. And I will always make sure to tell all my friends and family NOT to buy from them. They bully and intimidate people into buying their **. It should be illegal.

I then asked him if he had any kids and he told me no. I told his ass that I have money for my two kids that's it. He told me he could not do the refund that I had to talk to the manager. I walked over to the other side of the mall and they didn't put it back on my card instead they gave me cash so I will be calling PNC Bank to tell them to freeze my card from that transaction and any "future" ones as well. Jesus Christ leave people the ** alone. If they want your overpriced ** they will come up to you. Still debating on going back in there and decking the dude in the face for making my kids cry for so long in the middle of the ** mall. ** all y'all. Hope you get shut down.

I shaved my head bald at the beginning of 2016 and use Seacret body butter on most days to keep on my scalp moisturized without having a glossy sheen. To save money, I will occasionally use Eucerin Daily Lotion on my scalp, especially if I'm just doing yard work or just running errands. But when I go to my job or am getting together with family or friends, I prefer to use Seacret body butter. It's the best I've found. By the way, I have been using Ocean Mist scent because it had the lightest scent among the options available when I purchased the product at the mall kiosk. Ocean Mist has worked fine but I'd rather have something that had no scent if the option is available.

I am disputing this charge with my credit card company and I hope I win. Funny, when I go on to their website, it says they want their customers to be happy and will refund your money. Well, good luck trying to get your money back.... Don't buy. The products are probably nice but too high priced and ridiculous return policy says it is a scam and they don't care about their products.

Eventually he gave me "his employee discount" and "threw in a product for free" because he "knows I'll be back to buy again." I spent $70 because I needed to leave, and left feeling nauseous that I had just dropped that much money on something I absolutely did not need. I see other people at the Jordan Creek Mall have had the same experience with their predatory salespeople.

So no more, do you have to try to sneak by the kiosk unnoticed, hoping they will prey on one of the other unsuspecting victims you've managed to mingle yourself into just to get past the kiosk without being jerked out of the group. LMAO. They really were that bad though. Also, since they have done away with the kiosk they now have lower overhead and have decided to "graciously" pass on those savings to the consumer, so their products are now much cheaper as well. I am in NO way affiliated with or an employee of Seacret Spa, I am just another kiosk victim, just like the rest of you, but also do happen to actually like some of their products.

I have got in contact with a representative that does work for them, and they will actually send you free samples out to try their products before you purchase and do a one on one thing with you through skype or any other face to face media. I'm glad that have done away with the prey on kiosks and am glad that they have since lowered their prices, bc I definitely couldn't afford the retail prices (even with their "special" discounts) at the kiosks and even still only can buy things from them now every now and then to treat myself, like for a birthday gift or something, bc they are still a bit on the expensive side. But they do have quality products, I just wish they weren't so damn expensive!

She asked me about my love life, job, and children. We talked for a while and I really liked her personality, so I continued to sit. I have to admit that I loved the results from the Dead Sea Salt Scrub and Mud Mask, so I stayed with the pitch. In the middle of telling her about my job in a nursing home, she bagged up all six items and rang them up. I was a little confused, and when she told me that my total was $480, I was flabbergasted. I told her no way would I pay that much. She told me she liked me a lot and would give me discounts and free lotions but that I couldn't tell her boss, it was our secret. Even after the discounts, perks, and only picking out the items I liked, it was still over $200. I told her I couldn't justify spending that much without talking to my fiance first because we have a child and are trying to buy a house. She told me that $200 is nothing compared to buying a house and it doesn't matter.

I told her my fiance would be furious if I walked into the mall to get my eyebrows done and walked out with hundreds of dollars in skincare products when I have Estee Lauder products that I love at home, and she told me that unless I was going to marry an axe murderer I shouldn't worry about him being mad and that I had some acne and red skin, so obviously my Estee Lauder wasn't working and I should buy something else. I told her that I often work twelve-hour shifts at work and don't have time to care for my skin or even wash my face twice a day, and that's why I was having breakouts. She told me that if I spent the money on her products I would love to use them so much that I would wash my face and apply creams at every break at work.

I then told her that the 11:30 movie I came to see at the theatre was about to start, and she asked me what was more important, a movie or the health of my skin? She then told me that my skin was addicted to the disgusting ingredients in my normal products and likened it to being a drug addict. She said she had a cure for my addiction. I finally told her "Absolutely no I have to leave", and she told me that if I left now she wouldn't help me again if I changed my mind and came back. She said it was my loss, and I'd be losing sleep over it that night. She told me that when she came to this country she had a dream for her life to help people in the U.S. learn to love products from the Dead Sea and if I walked away I wasn't taking full advantage of the American Dream and what I could learn from Israel.

I told her I was appreciative of her time, that I really enjoyed her company, that I was glad that she loves it in the U.S., but I did not have the money to drop. She gave me a hug, told me I had an hour before she got off work and then she could never help me again, and then I walked away. It was confusing, I just wanted to do some online research before I bought such an expensive product, and she made me feel like an ** for not buying, all the while making me feel like we were just two best friends talking. She did her job well, but I won't be going back to Jordan Creek Mall anytime soon.

I responded to their email complaining that they were the ones who promised me that discount and that they shouldn't promise their customers discounts they don't really offer. They then asked me to forward them the email with the promising discount in question. So I did but I haven't heard back from them since. I'm very disappointed in Seacret because I think it's sad that they have to lie to their customers just so people will write good reviews on their products. I think this is wrong and they shouldn't be allowed to lie to people like that. Thanks.

He made several comments about how bad my skin was. I'm only 23, I was not dressed or made up to impress. I was shopping, alone. I have a family history of active adult acne, and have been going to a dermatologist for ten years now. He told me my pores are huge and that my skin was unevenly toned and dirty. His comments about my skin made me feel like I was at fault and that I should be ashamed for having large pores. I have fought for many years now to get comfortable enough in my gradually improving skin to go out with minimal make up on, only to have this stranger tell me that "I'm old enough that I shouldn't have bad skin". Incredibly rude and uncalled for. For reference, my skin isn't even that bad. No it's not perfect, but it's not disgusting which is how I was made to feel.

He told me each product he showed me was $100 or more which alone was a huge turn off. I said no, that I couldn't afford all of the products he was showing me many times, so he said he would take the price down "because he liked me". He said he would sell me the salt scrub for $100 (it's 49.95 on the website) and add in the nail care collection (59.95) and mud soap (15.95) for "free".

I'm ashamed and embarrassed to say that I bought his lie and his intimidation, and bought the three items for 106 dollars. I'm furious that I fell for such a stupid, scheming salespersons lies. He made me feel embarrassed about my skin care regimen, when he has no idea how I take care of my own skin. He did his job incredibly well, and tricked a stupid college student into wasting too much money. I'll know better for next time. Never considering recommending this company to anyone I know, regardless of whether or not the individual salespeople and website are reliable and just. Scheming and manipulation are not my thing.

First off, why would you say that to a customer? I do NOT HAVE SEVERE ACNE AND WHY WOULD YOU SAY THAT TO A CUSTOMER. He looked disgusted while telling me this and I thought it was HIGHLY UNPROFESSIONAL. He told me he could "help" my skin and at this point he was getting very nosy. He kept asking what products I use on my face and he told me how I'll "feel better" and that my face will clear up if I use the mask. I cuffed my hair behind my ear and he then snarked at me telling me not to touch my face (which I wasnt???).

I was already feeling highly insecure about myself at the point, he asks what makeup products I use on my face. I told him Garnier Bb cream... I told him it's oil-free and he replied that I'm making my face break out because I'm wearing a tinted moisturizer, because it's not one of their products. Ummm... excuse me? Does he have a certificate on knowing what my skin breaks out to? Yeah, I don't think so... and the skin care I've been currently using has helped A LOT. He denied that any of the skin products I am using have helped my skin.

He then got really close to me and told me everything he has showed me is worth $350 and that my "special" cost because of "my skin condition" would only be $200. I told him I don't get paid until tomorrow and he repeated himself yet another 2 times until I finally said I'd be back tomorrow (lying) so I could leave. He talked to me for 25 minutes and he was very demanding. He was very rude by making me feel ugly from his remarks. Very rude people that are too nosy. Will never talk to them again.

I'm sick and tired of these people constantly harassing me when I go to the mall. Had the same issue in Florida when I lived there. There is another company at the Jordan Creek Town Center, the Vine Vera people, and they are also very pushy to the point of harassment. Next time I go to the mall and any of these kiosk people won't leave me alone, I'm reporting it to the mall management. I've had enough!

As for the actual products, hand products are nice. Face/eye products, I can't see that they are any better than any of the other products out there you can purchase at any of the cosmetic or department stores for a fraction of the cost. Seacret will tell you they will last you longer. But trust me, they do not. Feeling ripped off by way too expensive products!

Eventually she goes down to $40/kit but insists that of course I can't tell anyone because it's that special of a deal and everything is on sale this week but this week only. Whatever. I do honestly struggle with my nails, so this is probably the best chance these people had with me getting one of their products. Later that night I start feeling sick to my stomach for spending $40 on nail stuff that I really couldn't afford at this point. I go online to look at some information and am just bombarded with all of the complaints about their terrible business practices! Even though it was shocking, I'm glad I did because I quickly put together a game plan. I was going to get that elusive refund.

Luckily, I hadn't opened the product at all. I had my receipt, and yes, it did say "No Refunds, Exchanges within 14 days." However, being the good student that I am, I quickly did some more research on state and federal laws to see if there was anything I could use when going for my refund. Iowa law prohibits consumer fraud - sales practices that are misleading/intend to deceive. I certainly see not informing customers of your irregular no refund policy as something that is quite misleading! There's no right to cancel or to a refund in Iowa, as this is not a door-to-door sale.

I went the very next day back to the kiosk. I still had the nail kit in the bag and the receipt. I do admit that I exaggerated a bit about an allergic reaction, but considering the amount of exaggerating the sales people do in order to sell the products, I'm not losing sleep over it. I insisted that the samples that were given to me the day earlier had made me break out and that I'd like a full refund. I told the man helping me that I had not opened the product and would appreciate a refund of my money.

The salesman insisted that "oh, no, it couldn't be these products!" And if it was just the lotion, then what if he just gave me a partial refund/discount and I could keep the nail buffer and cuticle oil? I insisted that no, after having an allergic reaction to the lotion and most likely the cuticle oil (as they came from the same manufacturer and likely the same ingredients) I did not want to risk using the products. I explained that I had very sensitive skin and sometimes have terrible allergies to certain ingredients. The salesman kept going back and forth with me, giving me different offers, but I kept insisting I did not want to keep any of the products, as I had not used them and did not want to risk another uncomfortable allergic reaction. This went on for quite a while.

I'm not a confrontational person. I dislike face-to-face conflict more than anything. I say this so that people who feel as though they do not want to be rude can be successful! I was just persistent and had a goal in mind of getting that refund. Eventually the salesman tells me that he cannot authorize a refund because he either cannot do it on the computer or needed authorization. He calls a boss (supposedly) and speaks in Hebrew (I do not speak Hebrew). He tells me his boss has authorized a deal. I tell him I do not understand why he cannot refund my money, the nail kit is untouched and unopened. He tells me that because it is a cosmetics, they cannot legally take returns.

He then also points to the "no refunds" sign and the copy of the provision on the bottom of the receipt. I say that I was never informed of this policy before my purchase and the first time I was alerted to it was when I say it on the receipt after my purchase. I said I felt very it was very misleading and not what I would have expected from such a transaction. (A white lie, as I know now this is EXACTLY what to expect from such transactions!) No. I've done returns of cosmetics (OPEN COSMETICS EVEN) at Sephora and countless other stores when I've been dissatisfied. It's never been a problem. So this is a straight up lie. Even Target will likely give you money back for an opened cosmetic product if you asked for one!

The salesman then tells me to call his boss and explain my story to him. I acted quite dumb and asked "well weren't you just on the phone with him? what did he say then?" The salesman insisted that maybe his boss would better understand if I explained my story to him. I told him I didn't understand since his boss wasn't there why he (the salesman) couldn't just refund my cash I paid. Eventually through a lot of me standing firm and insisting that no, I just want a full refund. I tell him how misled I feel and that I'm very sorry that the product made me have an allergic reaction, but there you have it. He asks if there's anyone I love in my life (are you kidding me??) and I say "yes of course". And then the salesman tries to get me to give the kit to them instead of returning it! I laugh off the suggestion and tell him it's too early for Christmas shopping and that I'd really like to return this today and worry about Christmas shopping in December.

The salesman at some point is like fine, just because I want to do right by you because I feel so badly and I want to help you, so I'll give you a refund. He then asks me for a credit card. I'm confused by this, as I paid in cash! He says he can't do cash refunds because he doesn't have the authorization. (So dumb? If anything, a credit card refund would need more authorization than a cash refund??) So I lie and say no. He continues to insist that he can only do it on the credit card. I eventually give in, even though I'm wary of these people having my credit card information. But at least that I can control with my credit card company if there is a problem. So he starts poking around on his register and after ten minutes of THAT he eventually tells me that he needs authorization??? So he texts his boss (supposedly) and we wait for his boss to text back with instructions on how to do a refund/authorization???

Nothing. The salesman then suggests that I come back when his boss is here, apparently tomorrow morning. I tell him no good, I'm at work. Will his boss text back quickly today? The salesman says maybe. I tell him I'll be back in 30 minutes after I hop into another store. The salesman looks relieved and I check the time. I make sure to grab both my nail kit AND my receipt before I leave the kiosk area. Then, I head up to mall management. I didn't think there was anything they could do for me, but I was certainly going to see if they had any suggestions. They were very kind and knew exactly what I was talking about when I explained the situation to them. I explained that I had gotten them to agree to a full refund, but that the salesman was waiting for "authorization." They didn't have any advice, but did take down my information and said they would contact the kiosk owner.

I then started to grow worried that 30 minutes away from the kiosk would give the salesman a chance to take the money out of the drawer or something and then show me his money drawer was empty as to reason why I couldn't be given a refund. So I went back early. Both of the salespeople at the kiosk were busy helping other customers. I was tempted to warn them, but unfortunately my selfish desire to stay on decent terms with the salesman and get my own money back won out. I waited around the kiosk for 5 minutes or so until the salesman was free to help me. This time he simply was like "I can get you your cash refund."

EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED. I didn't have to mess around with a refund on my credit card! (what the hell??) I remained cool and thanked him for his understanding and told him I really appreciated him working with me. I've got to work on being more assertive, but for now, I used what I do have - the ability to make people want to help me. I'm fairly certain that I couldn't intimidate a fly.

Things to Remember: It's easiest if the box is unopened. It's a strong fact to refer back to when you are negotiating. The fact that it is not opened and it is not used. They can put it right back on their shelf and sell it to someone else. Make sure you have your receipt. Save yourself that fight. Take note of where the signs are posted. If they sell anything in front of you while you are there at the kiosk negotiating a return, take notice if they gesture to the sign or make any reference to the return policy (or lack thereof). It's a good thing to know and it'll make you feel better in knowing that you were likely never told about the policy either. In fact, the sales I saw happen in front of me, the customer was by the products and never behind the register area where the signs were located!! That's not even to mention the fact that they were small, out of the way, and nearly hidden by a shelf.

At some point, the salesperson will likely call their boss for authorization or to "see what they can do for your situation." Let them do this, try to talk them into a refund as much as possible. Then it'll turn into them trying to get you to come in the next morning or for you to call their manager/owner. Don't do this!! When this happened to me, I said "well weren't you just on the phone with him? I don't understand!" and eventually I made the salesman call by just acting quite dumb about why I had to call when he had JUST talked to his manager?? Seriously. I can't do mean or rude, but I can do dumb and annoying. Not sure what that says about me.

Be persistent!!! I think the real reason for my success was that I was taking up SO MUCH of the salesman's time that it was just easier for him to give me my return so he could stop talking to me and sell to 6 other people. Keep in mind, they make their money by making many expensive sales. If you're arguing over a small refund, you're keeping him from making 4+ sales! I wasn't loud or rude, but I was a tad annoying! I wasn't going anywhere! I kept insisting that I didn't understand why they wouldn't take unopened product back when I had an adverse reaction to it! I sounded like a broken record, but eventually I honestly think they got tired of me and sent me on my way with my money.

When he was done he said 'you will be amazed', and actually it was a good buffer but I didn't wanted to buy it bc I have way too many stuff. He explained the offers the store had on the moment (it was a kit for 60 euros and no way I will spend that money, then he offered a other kit for 35 euros) and I said "I don't wanna buy it." The seller was very friendly and could make small talk. When I said I wasn't interested, he said he would give me a kit for only 25 euros (bc I was a 'student'). Well I bought it and I hated it!! So just walk away from the store and I learned my lesson!! These people are trained thieves!!

Frankly, I took it much longer than I should have, but was almost amazed at the hard sell they were trying to force on me. I can see how some of these customers were "talked into" purchasing and I hate that for you. I almost bought just to get away, but the final straw from the "manager" was this, "How old are you? You mean to tell me you don't even have $50 - after I just gave you the manager discount of $100 off retail - don't you have any credit cards - for someone your age, it makes me wonder if you are being honest!"

At that point, I was able to shake my finger and say "Okay, you just crossed the line. I am out of here and you just wasted your time and mine," and I could not get away from them fast enough. Buyers beware. I don't think they should be allowed in malls to accost customers the way they do. It would not have taken much for a call to 911 when the 3 closed in on me and my purse at the counter. Thank goodness I followed my instincts.