Pearl De FloreReviews of pearldeflore.com

I bought the Noir Instant Wrinkle treatment syringe and am extremely happy with the results. I am 51 and it helps with the wrinkles and bags under my eyes. I also use it on my forehead lines. It helps to make me look like I’m in my 30’s again! 🤩 They also sent me a free syringe after I filled out the online VIP Club with a copy of my receipt for proof of purchase. It took a few months after I signed up, but they sent it. Overall it is a great product and great service for the money! I was pleasantly surprised!

I can not get the syringe to perform at home like the seller!! Doing what she showed and directions but my eyes don’t change! Could she have secretly had glue or something mixed in when she applied it???? I was taking my sister in law shopping when she came down to me in Florida and wasted all our time in pushing us. The mall closed so we couldn’t go anywhere else because she wouldn’t let us go. I spent $400.00 and thought I’d go but then she started trying to shove the red light wand on me!! Started out at 20,000 and finally got down to 2,600 along with all these extra products I had purchased. Just kept saying No, constantly then got up and left… especially since the mall was shutting down. Had us for over an hour. Run run run from these sharks

I was given this product with a red light therapy wand. Neither one works after using both products according to the instructions given to me by the sales rep. He also is not responding to any of my messages or emails. This is a scam. Also the written instructions it came with states it is suppose to form beads on your skin. It is a night time silk mask. It does not. So I am wondering if it is expired. I can not find any expiration date any where. Oil of Olay does the same job. I even took pics before starting the use of it and four weeks later. No improvement. I was scammed. Just wanted everyone to know this company was not the company that Scammed me it was a third party, called Miracls. Pearl De Flore contacted me and due to my issues with the other company, sent me some complementary beauty products. They are great. No problem here.

I recently visited Palm Springs California. While waiting for a table at the restaurant next to the beauty shop, I was approached by a young gentleman that proceeded to sample the noir instant wrinkle treatment I was amazed How quickly my bags under my eyes disappeared. I didn’t even ask how much it cost. I said I will take it!!!! Amazed

My husband and I were celebrating his birthday in Palm Springs and we walked by a small store giving out free samples. The man selling was very good at selling the products and we walked out of there having spent over 3k! At first I had buyer remorse, but as I started using the products, I started to notice changes and I thought maybe he's right! I think I do look younger and my face looks more alive.

I have used this product for a week. I had very prominent dark circles and swelling under and above my eyes. The product took 75% of this away already. I had gotten the condition from working night shift and long hours of overtime, and now retired but the problem stayed. I do recommend this product.

If you see one of these kiosk beggars , RUN FOR YOUR LIFE! I was going to spend some quality time at the mall in Charlotte today but was accosted by a kiosk nazi for this product. Since I was in a mood and had plenty of time, I gave in and let the girl apply the eye cream on me. Yes, sure it worked.. just like the Roth cream at Ulta and Sephora for $28…. But she went on and on about her product, the price she quoted was $995, and then she reduced the price to $39 and finally down to $299, and then threw in another cream “for free”. Then she was going to even let me get a red light therapy treatment for free. So I took the bait. Well that was a mistake, because it was basically an hour of some foreign guy applying creams all over my face and him trying to sell me a do it yourself red light contraption for the low price of $7,000 (or was it $9,000?) Oh, and he would throw in $4,000 worth of creams for free. I was so ready to get out of there, but I admittedly am not good at being direct. I felt like I was at a used car dealership with these people. Once I made it clear I was not going to purchase his items, he acted very pissed off with me and basically acted like I wasted all of his time. I haven’t opened my eye cream product and am going to go back and try and get a refund. My whole day was wasted on these people! Ugh! These kiosk monsters should be outlawed! Word to the wise, don’t fall for their spiel like I did.

What can I say--their products made a dramatic difference in my skin tone.