Toby F.

I bought Skinfix barrier Lipid Boost 360 Eye creme for $44 and although I used a tiny drop for each eye, I was surprised at how quickly it was used up. My fault for not reading the tiny words "0.5 fl. Oz." on the container, which is much larger and gives the appearance of containing much more product. I stuck a Q-tip in the empty container and discovered that it has a false bottom. Deceptive! Dishonest! The packaging is designed to fool you into paying a high price for less than you think you're getting -- a ridiculously small amount. Photos show size of container, depth Q-tip goes before hitting false bottom (including screw top area), and length of tube that pumps product on inside of lid. Outrageous.

The dress I purchased didn't fit -- not true to size. I knew there'd be a return fee, but enclosed materials gave no address to return. Neither does website. You have to email customer service. They responded: "Our return center is located in Guangzhou, China. Since International return might result in long waiting time and incur substantial return cost on your side, we recommend some alternative methods to resolve this issue.
We would like to offer you 15% cash refund instead of returning the item(s). If there are any sizing issues, you can use this fund to alter the cloth."
I okayed the refund because I considered it a lost cause. I received a check for $4.11 for a $34.79 dress I can't wear..."to alter the cloth!" What a joke.DO NOT BUT FROM THIS COMPANY!