Nerium International

Absolutely horrible. I’ve had 4 orders shipped out to me! And neither have shown up at all, and they just told me over the phone that I’m not getting my replacement. I’m over it! I don’t even trust that these guys exist! I will discourage anyone from ever getting Nerium.

This is nothing more than another Multi-​level marketing company that preys on people during a time of weakness. Some fall for it because they think they will make money, some because of all the «positive» energy/​people, and others because of the philanthropy/​spirituality that is promised. It has all the components to make people close their eyes to the truth like every other MLM company. A mediocre product that is a scam to make the top people rich through deceit and lies. The product causes inflammation which «plumps» up your face making people think it works just like many other toxic products in the past. Once your body gets used to it, like an allergen, then your skin will be worse than it was before. There are no real, unbiased studies out there with any clinical significance, so don’t fall for their flowery presentations that don’t have to be proven. If a product works, it will be bought by a reputable company, not sold by multi-​level marketing companies. All these companies spend lots of money trying to cover up their lies and they have a rebuttable to every negative comment out there. Save yourself, your friends and your family from the misery. P. S., I know this comment won’t stay or will be buried by a bunch of fake reviews because Nerium pays lots of money to make these comments disappear, just like Plexus.

I saw these guys at the taboo show. I guess anything goes at these shows. It borderlines on being misplaced yet relevant. Optimera Night and Day Creams include the exclusive and patent-​pending SAL-​14 extract with a cutting-​edge plant cell duplication technology… whatever that means. I tried asking what it is that makes this so cutting edge compared to the other creams on the market. They wouldn’t tell me their active ingredient, however, they were confident in their rehearsed sales pitch. I am better off buying that Miracle Melon creams that Cindy Crawford hawks on the infomercials.