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Anthony
United Kingdom
total scam and waste of money
After that really hard sales pitch I ended up buying the product, convinced by all the "dead skin" on my hand when the salesperson tested a sample on it. Now I think I should've realized how a product this 'amazing' could drop from £65 to £22, in the first place. But there's hardly time to think; that very pushy way of selling seems clearly planned. Once I got home and checked out the product and it just confirmed what I suspected been scammed: that 'dead skin' is actually plastic, try it on ANY surface and the result is the same. Never before have I just BINNED a product without giving it a try to see if it did ANY good. This does nothing.
(I lost the receipt and can't take it back, but search for what happens if you try to send it back).
People are aware of this scam now because when you search for "Soap & Co Mineral peeling gel" or "Sakare" you'll find people saying it's a scam on Google, YouTube and other places.
Think about it: how often do we visit a trusted skincare brand where sales staff would push you, bargain and cut prices like that only because you didn't buy right then?
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Paola Castro
United States
this product is a scam
The packaging didn't list any ingredients. The price was cut to 1/2 because I wasn't willing to pay that much (strange). I went to the Paris store in a fairly nice area. The saleswoman tested the mineral peeling gel on my hand and said everything coming off while she rubbed was dead skin. I felt pressured and bought it while she kept lowering the price. I went home and looked at the reviews. I tested it while wearing a rubber glove and spread some gel on plastic. When I rubbed it, some stuff formed (clearly wasn't dead skin!) I tested it on my skin again and saved what came off. I left it to dry and it got hard and stretched like sticky rubbery plastic. I got in touch with the company but still hadn't heard from them a month later. This product isn't available to buy online from the company... The bottle says Soap & Co and it comes with a Sakare serum. Once again, the bottle doesn't list ingredients or give any details. The government needs to take this product off the market. There's no way of knowing what's in this bottle they say to put on your face. I will be notifying health and government agencies. Also will Be contacting my credit card company to dispute the charge because I think this product is a scam. I urge everyone else to do the same. That's the fastest way to get them to stop selling this stuff!