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Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream Review – Does It Actually Work?

Beth Wilson July 10, 2012 12
Title: Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream Review – Does It Actually Work?
Reviewed by Beth Wilson on Jul 10
Rating: 1.0


Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream Overview

Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream is a dermatologist recommended cream that will give you the face-lift that you want without using any knives or needles. It has been clinically proven to be the most effective anti wrinkle cream in the smallest amount of time. It doesn’t just take away the wrinkles but it makes your skin softer, smoother and firmer.

How Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream WorksAlore Anti Wrinkle Cream

Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream dives deep down into the skin and tackles the wrinkles at the root. It elevated the levels of collagen and this in return, reverses the aging process. The active ingredient within Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream is Palmitoyl peptides, which has been clinically proven to increase collagen and elastin production.

Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream Benefits

  • You get tighter and healthier looking skin.
  • It is dermatologist recommended.
  • You will no longer have to use Botox or any other procedure.
  • Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream comes in a free trial.

Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream Drawbacks

  • It comes in a free trial and there is no place to purchase it until after you give the company all of your information.
  • There is not a full list of ingredients.
  • The website is not very informative.
  • You have no idea how much Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream actually costs.

Where to Buy Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream

There was no website that you could actually purchase Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream. Every website only offered free trials in order to get all of your information and get you on an auto ship program. The websites that offer the free trial include aloreskincare.com, zimbio.com and getfreebies.com.

Recommendation

Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream does not seem to be a product that you would like to spend your money on. Not to mention the fact that you have no idea how much it actually costs. The only way that you can receive the product is by signing up for a free trial and giving the company all of your information. They are trying to get you on an auto ship program that could be very difficult to cancel.

Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream’s website states that it is dermatologist recommended and it is clinically proven but there is no data to back this up. There is also no website where a full list of ingredients is offered to the consumer. In all honesty, this does not seem like a product to buy when they don’t give you all of the facts. Go spend your money some place else.

Have You Used Alore Anti Wrinkle Cream? Leave Your Review Below!

 

12 Comments »

  1. Charlotte April 30, 2013 at 6:05 pm - Reply

    I also ordered this product, along with the Lorelia as they were being touted as companion cosmetics. The next day, a friend told me about her terrible experience with both so I got on both websites and read the “Terms” (at the bottom of their pages) and realized this “free trial” was merely a lure to get you hooked into purchasing these very expensive products by monthly subscription. I have called both companies and cancelled the Subscription for further orders and have received e-mail confirmation of the cancellations. Both Alore and Lorelia are dealt with by the same distribution company, so when you call one, you can deal with both products at the same time. Be aware that the 14-day trial period begins on the date of your order, not the date it is shipped to or received by you. If you mail the free trial back to them and they receive them after the14-day trial ends, you will be charged about $39 for the trial jar/bottle. However, if they receive them within 30 days after the order date, that charge will be reversed. When returning their products, send it to the sender’s address written on the package, not to the address given on their website! Some advice for on-line ordering:

    1. Always read the Terms and Conditions (usually at the bottom of their web page)…there is always a “hook” when ordering so-called “free trials”.

    2. Print out everything you send to them or receive from them (or at a minimum, save it in a file on your computer).

    3. When you call for customer service, write down the date and time of the call, the name of the person you speak with. Also, write down what questions you want answered and write down what replies you are given.

    4. Make sure you get clear return instructions and an RMA number which must be written on the return package. They will not accept returns without this number.

    I must say I was quite pleased with the service I received from their support staff on the telephone; they were courteous and helpful.

    Good luck all of you and hope you can get your issues resolved!

  2. Joanne April 8, 2013 at 7:42 pm - Reply

    Glad there are other people out there who shared the same scam experience with me. Wish I googled the product before signing up for the “Free” trial.

  3. kk April 7, 2013 at 5:49 am - Reply

    I decided to order the “free trial” and actually intended to use the product. A family emergency called me out of town and I did not even see the package before the 14-day cancellation came to an end. I called the toll free number and explained the situation; offering to call my mailbox station and have them “return to sender”. As it turns out, they do not accept unopened returns! I went immediately to a local branch of my hometown bank and explained what happened. They immediately cancelled my debit card and put my account on alert for this scam. My account can no longer be accessed by that company.

  4. Joan Wilkinson March 25, 2013 at 9:46 pm - Reply

    Alore is a scam. They offer a Free Trial. But actually they charge your account $94.28.

    BTW, this is a mediocre product. BEWARE.

  5. Joni Minica March 5, 2013 at 5:21 pm - Reply

    When you have been scammed or frauded, get ahold of your state attorney general, they will help you get your money back. No one wants them on there back. Good luck.

  6. Siri January 21, 2013 at 6:21 pm - Reply

    Thanks for the comments

  7. Maria January 19, 2013 at 7:25 am - Reply

    I agree fully. They are a big fraud! There riskfree trial is very costlly.

  8. Sharlene Mackie Ferizi January 18, 2013 at 10:49 pm - Reply

    I wanted to try the free trial of Alore and the other product together but since I am from Canada it would not let me. Please advise how I can access this free trial and see how it works, thank you, Sharlene Mackie Ferizi

  9. deborar scarangella January 15, 2013 at 7:48 pm - Reply

    dont do it !!!!!!!!!!!!! regular nite cream works better and besides its a scam …..they say its a trial for 2.97 when in fact its 98.00 that is charged to your credit card after 14 days so ladies dont bother or they will take your money …PAY ATTENTION. and when you do call the customer relations person,they are nasty and yell at you like your at fault ….

  10. Kerry January 13, 2013 at 11:15 am - Reply

    It is a scam I was just on that site, but they do have other ones with different product names, but funny enough the mom is the same person but she has different names and lives in different place. Her name is Mary from Bowmanville or Emily from Ottawa

  11. lisa January 9, 2013 at 4:55 pm - Reply

    This company should be closed down, THEY ARE A RIP OFF! You think you are trying the product risk free for 14 days but I hadn’t received the product yet and they already charged my account $98! I called to complain and they didn’t care in the least PLUS the product doesn’t work!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  12. Jocelyn December 21, 2012 at 9:58 pm - Reply

    I am avictim of this scam. i can’t find their website to give my feedback. I tried to go back to the site where I purchased the product. The link does not work. I contacted my bank they called the merchant. The company has no return policy. They did not want to refund my money on the pretext that I did not give my feedback within 14 days. There’s no place to give your feedback and they automatically charge your credit card.

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