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| - I was excited to try Pure Vanity. The facial I received was ok, but the entire time was spent with the
esthetician planning what other treatments I needed - a different one every week, and my "skin should look good in 3 months". I have gotten many facials before at other clinics and always look better immediately. This time, my skin actually looked worse for at least a week. I felt highly pressured to purchase both Retin-A and Vitamin C creams. Both are "Prescription". I'm not sure who in their back room is qualified to write a prescription - there is no doctor on staff. I said I thought I would finish all the products I have at home first, but she said why, if they aren't doing anything for my skin.
So, feeling pressured, I agreed to buy the two products. $250, plus tax. I was shocked, but paid for them. A week later, I went back to return the unopened, in-touched products on my dermatologist's recommendation. Guess what? Final sale on all prescription products, in-opened and sealed, so I am stuck with them and have a very bad feeling about the business practices at Pure Vanity. Buyer beware.
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