Adore

This place lures you in with pretty Israeli girls who appear to be brainwashed or pressured to sell. I have since the same type of stores across the US. I wonder what the real story is… whatever it is, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

This product is a SCAM!!! We got sucked in by them in dade land mall as we were passing by their kiosk. The girls spend an hour trying to break the ice and get into our personal business to make a connection. They kept changing their stories to customize to our background. They also kept changing the price of the products as they saw that we would not give in. Starting from scraping mask to eye serums. Prices went from 500 down to 200. As I asked what the detail ingredients were, they kept changing the subject. «Oh it’s organic» very aggressive sales tactics and very low class sales approach. If a product is really what you say it is, you don’t have to try this hard to prove it. And it should have a list of ingredients. STANDARD. In the end the women told me you wanna know a secret? I have this face mask it’s 24 carrot gold and its values at $ 3000 but I will give it to you for free if you buy these protect for $ 229. What a joke. I couldn’t even look at her with a straight face. Once she realized we will not buy anything she became so angry. The minute we walked away I googled about the product and learned from countless reviews what scam it is.

The biggest scam I ever came across. No information regarding the ingredients, only a bunch of claims and promises backed by pushy sales people. Don’t get sucked in by them. Google them and you will see.

Obnoxious, igonorant and rude!
Harassing patrons on the sidewalk and shouting out racial remarks to grab their attention. I think this store is the biggest scam I’ve ever seen. Falsely advertising and taking you to the bank for every penny you have these sales associates claim a natural organic product to beautify you.
I can’t believe they are still standing after being in Miami on vacation over the last decade the store is still there!

If I could give minus stars I would.
These people are a plague on Lincoln road. They harass passerby trying to push lure them in. The make the promenade less enjoyable for everyone and the sales more difficult.
Their product are not very good and will crack in your face.

This is the biggest scam
Products are not organic at all. The ingredients are all chemicals.
I cannot believe they are allowed to sale with such false advertisement.
If you need any help with their products good luck getting ahold of anyone. They always say the manager is out to lunch call back in an hour. There is Absolutely no support if you run into a problem. I had a severe allergic reaction and could not get any customer service. Their receipts say no return only exchanges. It is hard to exchange the product when no one will talk with you or return a call or email. They are liars and horrible business people. Do not buy their products. Stay as far away as possible. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Products are horrible.

I love the Adore products! I have used the gold face mask, cell max, 24k good eye and neck serum, the orange peel mask, and a few others. They all work great, but my favorite are the products with gold in them. My skin is glowing after just a week and people have been commenting on how young I look. I’ve seen the comments about the pushy sales people, but that’s their job — to get the clients in the store so that doesn’t bother me. Ofri Cohen helped me when I was there. He’s very informative and very passionate. I highly recommend checking out the Adore products. Everyone in the store was so friendly and fun. I would give Adore 5 stars if it wasn’t so expensive.

This establishment practices the most high pressure and dishonest selling tactics. I was looking for a new eye cream and being a woman of a certain age I knew that I needed a high end product and was willing to pay a higher price. I received the complimentary demo of the product and the slightly waxy grayish yellow cream worked like magic and the serum was silky and wonderful. I was given a free bottle of another product when I purchased the eye products «because you are so lovely». I then was given a complimentary facial and was insulted and demeaned because when I told the salesman that $ 4,700 was out of my price range for skin care. He was relentless as he kept trying to make a «deal» with me. I finally got up in a huff and as I was walking out the price was reduced to $ 375 — what a crock! When I got home with my purchase I notice that my free product was missing from my bag. But, wait there’s more — when I opened the eye care product that night to use it, it was different than the product demonstrated on me earlier that day. It was white and very moist and it did NOT work as the demonstrated product did. This company is nothing but modern day snake oil salesmen.

I received some face wash and moisturizer as a gift. I really like the moisturizer. Products smell nice and make my face feel clean and soft.

I was at this store couple weeks ago, met Dana she sold me the best extensions ever. The product is amazing and the price for the product I got is worth every dollar I spent.
The customer service was very professionals and I’m definitely will return for more products in that store.

I was walking on Lincoln road and walked in to adore store.
I was looking for a gift for my boyfriend for Valentine’s Day
After checking the products I decided to buy some, was a bit expensive but was definitely worth it.

My girlfriend and I bought two facials at adore via groupon.
We both found ourselves buying products that cost a bit higher then we expect to pay, but the products are completely worth it. This facial works like charm

I was on my honey moon with my wife in Miami beach.
We were offer a sample while walking on Lincoln road
My wife decided to buy the eye products and the collagen mask.
After few month I can say, products work great but extremely expensive.

I made following unpleasant experience here. I was asked by the representative if i want to have free sample of their eye lift product and he applied it to one of my eyes. He refused to do the second one until i buy the product– this i consider black mailing. All rational arguments how bad this business method is didn’t help and i got send back to the street with only eye lifted — that i consider physical injury.

My boyfriend bought for me a gift for new years a facial from groupon.
We both went to use the vouchers and as always i cant say no for good products!
I bought the cellmax set and after two weeks of using it i can say it works great.
To bad that it is so expenssive! 2400 $

This was one of my worst experiences on Lincoln Road. They are trying to lure the tourists in with a line of «where are you from?» I should have known better to answer having lived in Miami 10 years already. Street gawker gave me a face lotion sample in a small bag and that was harmless enough.
Then a very rude man claiming to be from Vegas decided to try high pressure sales technique on me. Must have been the bag from the jewelry store Mayors that I was carrying that made him so persistent. Sure that I was going to go for his over priced products. Only 595 for one bottle. The other was 495. And for that one day I could have it for 195.
This place gives Miami Beach a bad name. Rude, unpleasant sales clerks who were nasty when I politely declined.
Stay away!!!

Horrible experience, the guy who attended me was rude and foul spoken, because I refused to buy from him he said I was cheap and poor! When I placed a complaint with natalia the manager she was very nice but said there was nothing she can do. The products themselves are great but it’s trashy sales people like this who make the establishment less than what it is! He was so desperate for a sale that he lowered the price of a 189 dollar bottle of lotion to 40 $, great deal but because he was such a prick I still said no and left. On my way out he made some derogatory comments. So I will be making a formal complaint! When I asked to speak to the owner they said he was outside smoking and I had to go out in the rain to speak to him. …lol wow what a piece of work. I will also make a formal complaint with adore Inc and see what they have to say about all this crappola I had to deal with in my scrubs on my way to work!

OK folks… here’s how they perform their smooth magic trick. They sit you down, distract you with witty charming conversation, and apply the free sample right away to the skin around the eye that looked better than the other one already. OK, that’s slick. If someone is with you they will have that person sit to your side facing the same direction so they can’t see what’s going on either. Very clever. But neither of you will notice which eye they chose because they keep you occupied and the mirror far enough away so you can’t make that initial comparison or see what they’re doing. Then once it’s been applied they chat you up a bit more about what products you’re using or not using and show serious concern for how you’re taking care of your skin. Pretty quickly their «magic cream» does indeed dry and makes your skin «feel» tighter. (So would Elmers Glue.) THEN they bring out the mirror and have you take a look. Voila! One eye DOES in fact look better than the other… it’s a miracle!
But really… it already looked better before they did anything. No two eyes are alike and they know that. Ask them to do both eyes if you’re not convinced. Oh sorry! No time for the second eye. What more proof do you need? That first eye treatment was COMPLIMENTARY for goodness sakes. It’s time for the big high pressure emotional sale pitch. They start really high so they can go half off and still make a huge sale. What? You want to think about it? How about something for free? Everyone likes free stuff. What? Still not ready to hand over your credit card? Sad puppy eyes, disbelief, sadness, bigger sadder puppy eyes… no, please don’t leave!
Folks– Go look in the mirror right now and compare your two eye areas. One is always better than the other and they’re trained to pick «that eye» while you’re getting settled into that seat. They had you at… «Hello!»

These products work! I have never used a skincare system that actually took bags away, tightened skin and made skin look 5 – 10 years younger. They do it with fruit stem cells and the texture of your skin will thank you. My friends have noticed the difference. I use instant face lift and intense eye serum and facial serum.

What a scam… they are so obvious it is ridiculous and embarrassing that
I even stepped into the store. They start by standing in the street and calling out to you how beautiful your hat is or your outfit or your handbag… anything to get your attention. they also keep asking where you are from because they are targeting tourists on vacay… then they offer you a free gift… with their compliments and a piece of their heart (ugh!) …the smarmy charming thing should have immediately given them away.
once inside the front guy tells the salesgirl… please give this beautiful lady a gift with my compliments and instead of a gift she sits you down and starts with the makeup removal and crème application… they use some kind of trick potion that makes any wrinkles disappear (temporarily it seems) so it seemed like a great product. Once i saw the prices i asked for a sample to try out the product but they refused. i was not about to shell out $ 400 for some wrinkle cream that i never heard of so i walked out… they tried to get me to buy and offered a money back guarantee… i smelled a rat so i kept walking. imagine my shock and surprise when i googled them and saw all the reviews illustrating the exact dame thing happening to others… insert sarcasm… THESE PEOPLE ARE SCAM ARTISTS AND IT IS DIFFICULT TO BELIEVE THAT THIS EXISTS ON LINCLOLN ROAD IN THIS DAY AND AGE… the store and rent must be costing them a fortune… they have the look and feel of a luxury store down pat… DO NOT BE FOOLED!

Strolling past, in decidedly uncool shorts and tennis shoes, feeling hot, fat and sticky, after a week of over eating on vacation and negotiating buses, planes and customs since 4am, I was asked by a very friendly young woman if I lived in Miami. With nostalgia, I responded that I lived on South Beach 30 years ago when I was 25, significantly bringing down the average age at Morton Towers. Oh! She exclaimed. Well let me give you a gift. As I was lured closer to the front door, curious if that tantalizing small white bag might contain something that would perk me up, I found myself whisked inside an air-​conditioned luxurious shop, perched on a white chair (I think I left sweat stains) and began to receive the exact same spiel as described in other reviews about the products… With the promotion, I could get the collagen and eye cream for around $ 300 each and the scrub FOR FREE! The over zealous salesman was a caricature. Over and over he shoved the mirror in front of my face and asked… Isn’t it a miracle. Isn’t it mahvales? Finally, he commented that I didn’t didn’t seem very enthusiastic. To be honest, I did see a slight difference and this is where I have to confess… I almost considered buying the products! Ack! I gathered my wits and slid out of the chair and headed for the door but not before he could give me a scratch off coupon attached to a card with his name on it… all the while asking me to promise to come back and see him. When I got back to the hotel room, instead of the miracle I was expecting to see, there was white powder caked under my eye and no visible difference between the other eye. I had stopped at Walgreens on the way back and am guessing the clerk said to herself… Ha ha. She got ‘adored’! Next thing I did was check Unilocal.If I had any doubts about my negative experience, the negative reviews whisked them away just like the Adore products were supposed to do for my wrinkles. Thank you Unilocalers for taking the time to write and share some humor about your experience!

I received Intensive body butter and body peeling scrub as a present and i’m loving it. Makes my skin super soft and moisturized. Would love to try the other products.

I visited Miami last week, had a great time and on my last day picked up some gifts for my family from Lincoln road mall. I bought some lotions for my mom, shaving cream and nourishing cream. Very nice, professional and funny staff. The products are a bit expensive, but in general I had a great shopping experience. Highly recommend.

I was visiting Lincoln road
Walked in to the adore store, and tried some facial and body products.
The only «problem» is the products a bit expensive $$$
I bought the basic spa treatment and the cell max…
The staff was really nice and professional;)
I would recommend it to everyone who can afford it …

I visited the store on Lincoln road in Miami and
I have to say; I had one of the best shopping experiences. The staff (specially Natalia) was the best, they made me laugh so hard. The products seem to be working good on my skin. They better!!! After spending all that money. They also did free and fast shipping to my house…
See u guys next year
I will tell everyone I know about u

I just visited Lincoln rd
I had bought few face products
Love the feeling of it, seems like something I would buy again! The only problem that it is a bit expensive

The absolutely worst scam ever. After being aggressively spoken to by a fast talking annoying pushy salesperson on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach (who actually told me he would give me a special price because he truly loved me so much), I was slathered with cream. Within about 15 minutes of leaving the store my eyes began to burn and tear. Plus the cream smells awful! The scam is truly disgraceful. They start by telling you that the cream costs a whopping $ 1125. As you are walking as fast as you can to get out of the store, the price continues to fall to just about anything you want to pay for this overpriced, sticky, awful odor, irritating stuff. Run out fast! Better yet never go in!

finally got some products and they are WELLLLLLLL worth it: O
Now all I need is a discount for when I need refills XD

Finally this store has new management. I would now recommend you to check it out!

It looks like Lincoln Rd is becoming the land of the cosmetics that big department stores refuse to distribute. After Forever Flawless two locations, here is Adore to join the party with salespeople that are so aggressive to verge on assault. Usually I stay away, but for some reason last Sunday I entered. The sales representative, Sandra, certainly doesn’t know what ‘smooth’ means.
I walk by; she hands me a sample, and she asks me what creams I use. I say Estee Lauder and Amorepacifc and she has never heard of them. I follow her into the space, which is beautiful. She has me sit me down by the mirror and applies an eye cream that, according to her, ‘is like Botox’. She says:’ You will feel the product” and I feel the area under my eyes dry out. Sandra pulls a small mirror out and goes: «See! All your wrinkles are gone. Now, I’m putting collagen under your eyes. This is product is so powerful you use it once a week». Whatever. Then she proceeds to take the sample she gave me before out of my hand and pulls out a price list according to which the eye cream is $ 596 for one ounce and the collagen $ 600. But today they are 50% off. I tell her that I have skin sensitivities, and she replies by pulling out another product and as she starts putting in out on my face, I stop her. «This is a mask that will erase all of your wrinkles. You have to keep it on for 30 minutes». I tell her that I do not have 30 minutes (especially with her), and she says «Let’s do 15». No deal. «10 minutes». No way. «5 minutes». No thanks, «1 minute». Just forget it. I tell her I have to go so she dramatically gets behind the register and tells me «This is what I can do for you, I’ll give you cost, because I am the marketing representative for this company, etc». The cost of the eye cream is $ 345: it retails for $ 595 and today I can have half price: what a great deal! I finally extricate myself from Sandra’s talons and leave.
By the time I got home 10 minutes later the Botox illusion was gone, of course.
Do these people really think that women who buy anti-​aging products would spend that kind of money without a free sample that allows us to try them at home? Do they consider us so stupid to be berated into buying at such high prices by people who should work in a circus instead? I can’t believe they can afford to pay $ 150 a square foot to lease a space in Lincoln Rd next to legitimate retailers. I also cannot believe that the City of Miami Beach doesn’t stop their representative to harass people who walk by so aggressively.
Stay away from Adore.