Orogold Cosmetics

The products may be good but they are scammers. They will promise you the world. Will use all tactics to force you into buying their products and even give you certificates for you to have free refill or free facial after certain time but by then, they will be closed. They don't stay at one spot too long. Do not fall into their scam. They will convince you that you need what they offer. It can cost tou thousands easily. With all the free products they will give to you if you buy some. NOT WORTH

High pressure sales tactics, (think timeshare BS). The eye serum they put on my eye bags worked ... but for $800? Then $500. Then $250 (whispered to me like she shouldn't do this). Read ALL the reviews of this sleazy outfit. The product is supposed to last 2 years, someone said it ran out in a month. The good reviews are written by their friends. DO NOT get into a conversation with these professional con artists! You can get the same products at Nordstrom for $35.

Orogold is amazing Tony brought me in and tried out the 24K DMAE Deep Wrinkle tightening solution and in 3 minutes my crows feet... 3rd eye wrinkle diminished. I am so excited I found a product that really works and the employees are the kindest, very knowledgeable! I will be bringing my mother back as well. The 24K multi vitamin deep peel before my eyes smoothed my skin and sucked the moisturizer right up.. In was dewy and I like it best!

If it was such a great product, it would sell itself, saw comment review which was same experience, was tracked down as I passed store to come in for a sample cream, them was dabbed a cream under each eye which tingled and supposed to reduce lines, told it cost 600, then 400, then as I was about to leave he showed me a box bent on corners that he would let me have it …, thinking free, but he said for 149.00. I laughed and left. At same time thinking what an insult to scam people into buying. This was at Park City, Lancaster. Never ever bothered doing review on people who are honestly doing their job, but I hate scam tactics, especially obviously ones.

Snide, high-pressure sales tactics. Each time I refused to buy an exorbitantly expensive product, the price dropped. The salesperson tried to convince me that his advice should supersede that of my dermatologist for skincare. If you have sensitive skin, proceed with caution - I had to wash off the products used immediately when I returned home as I had a reaction to the eye serum and the exfoliant. Quite an unfortunate experience - I’m glad someone was with me to witness the unprofessional sales behavior!