Luxury Cosmetics

Well I had the wrinkle snake remover put on and than I noticed later in the night the white film that was left behind. Priced expensive

I bought over $ 800.00 of this product. The demo in the store was great, and I could see improvement in eye bags and wrinkles. However, the product they sold me was not the same. It does nothing for the bags and wrinkles. The sales girl said that the products I bought would last 2 years. I have been using them as directed for less than a month (ever hopeful that the product would start to work like the demo), and the product is half gone. One of the jars is closed so you can’t see how much is left, or how much was in it in the first place. I am going to report this company to the Better Business Bureau of Las Vegas, as well as posting on all social media that it is a rip-​off.

One of the best things things that happen when I walk around town is finding treasured stores like these. I want to say that they are comparable to Sephora, but they tend to have more affordable items despite their store dubbed after «luxury». They had so much products in there that I couldn’t stop walking around and going from one area to the next.
My favorite was their collection of nail polish. They just have so much that I couldn’t help myself from buying some. Which is funny because I told myself that I would not buy anything there! Nonetheless, I did, and it was worth it.
They also had other items that you can compare to Bath and Body works and Victoria Secret brands. Like the lotion and their body mists where just so fun to test. I was in that section for a long while just smelling every sample.
Surprisingly, I thought that the representatives were getting annoyed of me, but they asked if I was interested in a beauty consultation. How awesome was that? I just love customer services like that. I hate just standing there thinking that I’m not wanted in the store. Never got that vibe from here which is great.
I noticed, that one of their popular products is called L’Core. Just typing it out makes me feel fancy. This is one of their highlighted products in the store as there was an area dedicated for it. I was able to test out their cleansing moose which left my face feeling super clean and smooth. I’m definitely coming back here again, and I mean… Why not right? Great customer service, and I love the variety of inventory that they have.

I only wish I could give NO STARS:
This is absolute garbage and they sell people an entirely different product than what is put on your face in the bs sales pitch. There is no affiliation WHATSOEVER with Paris — this is an LLC in Vegas and it is all lies.
The product used for the ’60 second demo’ is totally different than what they send people home with and they offer no refunds for the lies. Not only that, but there is NO WAY IN HELL that the syringe contains enough product for a year.
I will be disputing this with my credit card company to reverse the charges if the ydo not take this bullshit product back and give me a full refund.
I will also be writing terrible reviews of this product everywhere to warn other unsuspecting women.

I purchased L’Core to help with under eye bags. There is some sort of freezing and tightening of the skin that occurs, which actually temporarily removes the appearance of bags. They use this as their selling point and claim that is tightening will remove under eye bags overtime. It is a lie. It actually made them worse. This company has no problem taking your money, but unfortunately they do not stand by their product. After two weeks of using it, they were unwilling to give me a refund because I had opened the products to try them out.
I am so disappointed. I was informed that I could return the L’Core products if they did not work out, and upon calling the company, they stated that this was not their policy.
Please save yourself the money and aggravation and do not purchase any product from L’Core! They are scam artists.

This company is a RIP OFF. The night creamed BURNED my face like acid and it took over a week for it to start to heal. they came to Rosemont Transworld jewelry show and said everything was FULLY REFUNDABLE, Money back Guarantee. BULLSHIT. They gave me a phone number to call and set up appointment for a local store. THEY DON’T HAVE ANY LOCAL STORES. the phone number was to some guys house in Las Vegas. Which is were all of their stores are located. I spoke to a manager/​supervisor about getting my money back and he had the original salesperson call and still tell me to try the product for 3 months and told me I could get a FULL REFUND. again LIES. when you try to email the company, the email come back can’t deliver. These people should be stopped. Anybody out their know how I can get my money back. please post. The other thing they do is insist they email you the receipt. then when you get the email it says. NO REFUNDS. what a scam…

I recieved a sample of the product a few weeks ago and very much enjoyed it. But, i cant say much for the most dreadful staff in this shop! I didnt recieve even a basic greeting, as all three sales women stared at me as i was desperately trying to find a price on one of the products. Then it seemed to bother them when i asked for a price check. If the objective is to make sure the customers are treated like crap, then they are doing a great job! I hope they dont work on commission or i can imagin they are all homeless by now.
Cant imagin i will ever buy anything from them. What a shame so many bad reviews! Here is an idea! Fire those losers and hire a new staff and maybe your buisness will pick up!

Great customer service and very nice staff. My aunt and I walked by and they greeted us very nicely and gave us a great detail on some of the products. They explained very well what each product does with such kindess. Very great overall, I will come back once again!

L’Core cosmetics is definitely a scam to deceive, and to trick you into buying their product which is worthless for the money! This is a scam on innocent customers into buying product saying, «Oh it’s only $ 500, but at the end, your bill is $ 10,000. I highly recommend people stay away from this so-​called business. If you care about yourself, and if you care about your finances, be warned, this place will deceive you and trick you to buy. Google this place of business, Unilocal this place of business, go to the Better Business Bureau and review all the comments and complaints about this business before you decide to buy here. Hopefully there will soon be a class action suit taken against this business for all of the trickery, deceit and false representation. I’m going to certainly check more into this for a class action suit.

This place is definitely a rip off — whatever products they use to demonstrate the products in store ARE NOT in the bottles they sell you. I brought a heap based on a wrinkle that he removed (and was still gone 5 days later) and after thinking about it over the week, I went back and brought it, along with other things — foolishly $ 800 as he kept adding more things. I went up to my room at Planet Hollywood and tried it out — guess what — no wrinkle removed… not even slightly, absolutely nothing! Lucky for me when I marched down the next day I got a Full Refund. Just put on your ‘nothing is going to budge me’ face — and preferably go in store when they have other customers — they don’t want them hearing you make a fuss.
The worse thing is — that wrinkle is still gone 2 weeks later — so I would love to know what the products are they actually use for demonstration!
Stay Clear folks — this is pure fake stuff.

We let the sales associate demo the product on us. When he started talking about how the «saphire» product will remove my wife’s rosacea — which she doesn’t have, I realized that Mr. Slick doesn’t know wtf he’s talking about. Then he asserted that the products have no parabens and pointed to the box. But the ingredients clearly list methylparaben and polyparaben — parabens.
This place is a Las Vegas scam. Don’t entrust your skin care and drop big bucks on a casino retail business. Stick with your trusted hometown dermatologist/​skincare professional.

I love it!!! My mom and I had a vacation in Vegas … This vacation was defiantly good experience and was a great memory … We were walking by on Mandalay bay And I got a sample of a cream and I was looking for eye cream … Any ways… Long story short… I got the L’core crystalline eye cream and serum I see amazing results and it’s very cool fresh feeling I’ve been using it for … I got for my mom the face lift for her b day! Crazy results!!! We are super happy! After 6 weeks we keep on using it we love it !!! And as for the young man Mr. Tony banker thank you for the amazing service! We will come back for sure…

I’ve bought the eye cream and the eye serum, it works perfectly, I just love it !!! Thanks tony for the help (:

Very helpful staff. Especially Tony who made us very comfortable and impressed us with very high quality products. Would definitely come back!

Amazing products I absolutely love them, the service was excellent, those people are a true professionals.

buyer beware — i did not see these reviews until after i returned home to texas and i think they count on this factor a lot — the saleswoman kept telling me how my husband would want me to treat myself and that for being 25 my face should not look like it does — she claimed i would thank her my whole life for these products. too bad she is completely unreachable now and i was told by customer service she does not remember this transaction. my total was $ 1,621. this was a splurge and a very stupid purchase i realize now after reading all of these reviews. i have not seen miracle results and my face still looks just as «bad» as it did when i met lilian. i think the aggressive and degrading sales pitch is tacky at best. ladies!!! if you truley want these products then keep saying no to the prices — they go down and down. example — my total was $ 9800 (sooo ridiculous and a down right lie i’m sure!) i kept telling her i couldn’t possibly spend almost $ 10,000 on face product. then the free gifts came in and the price dropped to $ 5500. wow almost half now ladies!!! then when i laughed and asked she remove the product from my face and apologized for wasting her time she said no wait! she came back and said she liked me so much i could have all of it for $ 2000. this was still too high for face products. she then asked how much i would pay. i liked the idea of my «horrible» skin getting fixed and thought wow if this lady thinks its so bad i must just be used to it. so i took her deal of $ 1600 for the $ 9800 worth of product. i realize i got scammed. and wanted to out their sales pitch so no one would pay these crazy prices. im not mad — it is my fault. just wanted to possibly prevent this from happening to another person who may think it is worth the splurge.
just keep declining the products and the price will drop. these products sell on auction sites (i’m sure you know which one i’m talking about!!!) for $ 65 to $ 150 dollars — no where near the price lcore claims. ive called the store a few times to inquire about prices and have been given different prices each time!!!

As I was walking by I was handed a free sample. Before I knew it I was getting my skin reviewed, I thanked her but said I couldn’t buy a single thing. I was told I hated myself, I hated my skin and she took the sample away. I wasn’t a customer and wasn’t window shopping either. I don’t understand why people would make you feel terrible. Aren’t products supposed to enhance how beautiful you already are? Even Ulta treats me better and spends time finding the right product for my needs without insulting my skin regimen.

I’m embarrassed to say that I let my vanity get the better of me and purchased the L’core «instant eyelift» cream from a mall in Las Vegas. $ 400 bucks! What can I say, I had had a couple of drinks, was in a great mood, and the guy who did the demo made me look incredible.
However, the next morning my instant eyelift cream was unable to lift my middle aged eyes even one millimeter regardless of how much of the stuff I applied. I’m not sure if the cream they give you for the demo is different than what’s in the jar they sell, but it doesn’t work.
I tried to get a refund, but was told that all sales are final. The company phone number is a cell with no outgoing message. I disputed the charge on my credit card, and am waiting to hear the resolution.
L’core is like one of those con artists from the 1800s who traveled across the country selling sugar water to naïve townspeople telling them it would cure their gout or whatever. L’core is a huge rip off. Stay away!

A fool and her money are soon parted… normally a very cautious and thrifty shopper, I stopped in this place while waiting to go to the airport. Stupid me!
An Asian lady, whose eyes kept darting about, as though she were searching for someone other than me, helped me with my (sparse & straggly) eyebrows. She recommended a mineral powder that I’d never heard of, Bella Pierre.
Under normal circumstances, I do my homework about a purchase or I buy from a reputable store such as Sephora. I try something, see how it works, and THEN purchase. Didn’t do it this time! And I wasn’t drunk, either.
I purchased $ 250 worth of cosmetics from her ($ 150 for an eye kit, $ 100 for foundation). On our way to the airport, my husband asked why my complexion looked so «muddy.» Well, it was the «nutmeg» foundation. A foundation for people with medium complexions, not for blue-​eyed people with porcelain complexions.
To add insult to injury, upon googling these products the next day, I learned the following: eye kit usually sells for $ 90 but Amazon had it for $ 17.30! And the foundation usually goes for $ 65 but Amazon had it for $ 23.25! Kind of lets you know how popular or good these products are to be marked down so heavily.
The store offers no refunds at all. I was lucky enough to speak to an assistant manager (also with porcelain skin) who agreed that «nutmeg» was the wrong foundation. I mailed the store the incorrect foundation and was sent the proper one, «ivory.»
Another purchase I made from this store was for an «instant eyelift» product, DFI. I paid $ 400 for it and the saleslady, who said she was a dermatologist not currently in practice, threw in eye serum and eye cream. I was told that the eyelift product usually went for $ 1600!
As I said at the beginning, a fool and her money are soon parted. Vanity, thy name is woman!
It’s ultra high-​end all right, for JUNQUE.

While waiting for our dinner reservations, we decided to take a stroll through the shopping area of Mandalay (connects to to Luxor.) I popped into L’Core and noticed they had a wide range of lashes by NYX. I love lashes, and curious to try different brands even though I already have my go to brands. I’ve never heard of NYX and decided to try them. They were a bit pricey $ 18, but I tend take care of mine and will last 5 – 7 wears before I toss them. There was only one lady working at the store, and she was busy applying makeup on another customer. It felt like I stood at the cashier for an eternity before I could pay. During my wait, I decided to purchase only 1 set of lashes instead of 2. I’m soooooo glad I only purchased 1! However, I’m not completely thrilled by my purchase either.
After returning from my trip, I looked up NYX lashes, and found out they were only $ 4.50 online and at ULTA!!! WTF? L’Core– you are a complete rip off! What else are you overcharging in your store?