I am a military spouse as well as a teacher in Killeen. My husband has been either deployed or stationed at another post for about seven years. He just returned this past Saturday. We are already separated due to his actions and the actions of the clerks at one of your stores. I realize these places are privately owned. However, you need to know that their practices reflect on you. My husband went to the kiosk for Dead Sea Products in the Killeen mall and spent over 2 hours and 1500$. He had 3 receipts like he tried to check out and the girls enticed him to come back and buy more and then more. He bought 270.63, 269.54 and 866.00. My husband is not doing well mentally and his reunion with his family has been a difficult one. I explained to the merchant in the Killeen Mall that he was not with all his faculties and this fiasco devastated our family. We have less than 100$ left in our account, he spent the whole paycheck. I explained that to the vender as well. I told her that he wasn't right since he has returned. I also told her that he admitted being mesmerized by these ladies. I feel this is a gross injustice done to a family that has clearly given enough already. I feel that the military families here at Fort Hood need to be made aware of the unethical manner in which this vendor does business. I need to know if there is anyone who can help my family.

I was approached by a saleswoman from a Premier kiosk at a mall in Albany, NY. Michell, the saleswoman, was likeable and funny... and also a liar but I only learned that later. She started off by demonstating the nail kit and then, once I bought that and realized she had a 'live one', several other items. The salespeople are pros, they know how to rope you in, they are trained to say the right thing at the right time. This I also found out later. I'm embarrassed to say how much I spent. Once I was able to research the company and it's products I realized that I got taken on the prices. In some cases the prices on the official website were HALF of what I bought the product for at the kiosk! Humiliating. Looking back I realize I should have asked for product information, a price list, or even reviews but I did none of that. I was caught up in the moment of a well executed con. I'm mad at the salewoman, mad at myself, and mad at the company for permitting, perhaps encouraging, such tactics. The kicker is this, I really like the products. My skin looks wonderful. I'm one of the lucky ones who gets acne AND wrinkles. Woo-hoo. After using the products the acne is gone and my fine lines are minimized, especially around the eye area. What to do? Do I continue to buy products from a company that I question the business practices of? Well, I'm not sure what I'll do but my advice is this: BUYER BEWARE!