Aurarius Opiniones 

Total scam- they don’t deserve one star. They roped me in a store in San Juan, - the products don’t work, are extremely expensive and there is barely any. It’s a complete rip off and the sales rep who helped me should be ashamed. I can’t believe I wasted as much money as I did on their horrible products. Don’t waste your money or time.

Unless you want to waste 200$ go ahead and buy from this company. Their salespersons are too pushy and rude. Over priced and doesn’t work. Their products are also scammy and you would get something better from hearing from an actual dermatologist...anyone but who sells these products. I looked at the product list and they don’t have anything good for the skin except one ingredient. If the skin care is as good as they say. Why isn’t there more ingredients to hydrate/rejuvenate/anti-age. Scam. Don’t buy.

I would give it less than one star if I could. Pushy sales people claim it's a miracle cream for wrinkles and smear some under your eye and yes you can see an almost immediate result how the puffiness seems less, BUT after a little while it feels like sandpaper and as soon as you wash it off it's back as before. $250.00 for some eggwhite and perfume...............I was lucky to get away from the sleasy salesperson this time.

I ordered the White Pearl Facial Peel. It was very expensive.They sent me another product instead. After leaving multiple emails and phone messages, I was able to get a real person. She gave me two customer service phone numbers: one was no longer in service, the other a man that said he would call back, but did not. I called her back. She told me the product was out of stock, but that she would do whatever I wanted to make me happy. My response: refund my money and send me a return postage label to send back the other product. She persisted in saying that she'd like to send me an upgrade instead. I said no thank you. She said she's send me two of them. I said no thank you; rather, just please refund my money. To this day (over a month later), I am still waiting to get a refund. I think this company has a good product, but the company is ran so poorly, you'll be lucky to get the product.

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Jillisa gave me amazing facials. I recommend the products. Come here for facials she is great!

Staff to pushy , very small amount
Fake , don’t waste your money
I was offered for fascial . The room was freezing, so un profissional, even he was smell with smoke
It was a bad experience

I will say that the sales process was a little overbearing. The sales agent tends to be on the pushy side, making me feel very pressured. However, the products themselves seem to be legit. I love how the truffles make my skin feel. I also noticed an immediate difference. While the products are very pricey, you do get what you pay for so it appears to be worth it so far for me. I feel like I am pampering myself and I love how soft my skin feels! I also notice some lifting and tightening difference in the 3 days I have been using the products as well. I would highly recommend that the sales team lighten up a little and not be so pushy. However, I do really love the products!

This is a scam. I spent 250.00 on the cream for lifting. Got home and found there was only a tablespoon full in this so called object which made you think you got the full amount. I can use egg whites to do what this "stuff" did.
Not only was the scam talked well but the free facial was another scam. The lady had no idea how to do a facial.
There is nothing good to say about this company. Gold Elements falls to the wayside. Please do not waste your hard earned money on this joke.

They scammed me!
I bought the Aurarius eye treatment while visiting Nassau on March 3. During the salon visit, I felt high pressure from the salesman and should have walked right out. But I thought I'd give it a try to help the skin under my eyes. I'm now out $250 because when I got home and opened the box to begin using it, THE BOX WAS EMPTY! What a scam! I got taken big time. I've tried to contact Aurarius through their web site, and none of my messages through "Contact Us" will go through without saying "Error message." I've learned a huge lesson. Receipt says "No Refund." I've contacted my credit card company. If nothing happens, I just want people to know: Don't step into an Aurarius Salon. Just keep walking and have a margarita or two.

Was shown this product in the Nassau, Bahamas store where it appeared to work. Was offered a great "discount" price of $150 which I paid for the same product. Started using it as soon as I got home but the product I was sold started to itch & burn after application. I cannot use it now and of course, the receipt states "NO REFUNDS". If they were truly concerned about this product helping people as they seemed to be in the store, they would offer a refund when there are allergic reactions to a product. I feel scammed. Shame on them.

When I went to the Bahamas I bought there Aurarius Evneo device and the company Avologi gave me several serums, masks, and cleansers - and they just promised me a moisturizer facial cream which they will send. I have had a wonderful experience communicating back and forth getting information about the products
I have. Customer service has answered all my questions the next day.
I haven't had the products very long, but I'm seeing results already.
This is a very generous company with great customer service.

I purchased the Aurarius Express V Lifting cream after trying the product at the store. While it worked amazing at the store, when I took the product home, not only did it not work, it actually burned the skin under my eye. It was applied as directed on package. This was not an allergic reaction, but a chemical reaction. I tried to return it but was refused a refund. They offered an exchange, but I am afraid to try their other products as it appears they have some kind of manufacturing defect.

Don't even try to get the free gift... all you get is a message stating the code has expired.

I enjoyed the visit,
Didn't buy anything but will come back

The salespeople are incredibly talented at selling the products, but nothing about this company can be trusted. The products generally cost a minimum of $100 each and max out at $3900 (yes, you read that right) for 1/3 of an ounce of product. They then induce you to give up your personal data with the promise of a free gift valued at $199, but when you put in the free gift code at checkout, you get an error message that the voucher has expired. When you send a complaint to customer service, you get an error message that something went wrong. They've got all the angles covered.

While vacationing in Nassau, Bahamas I stumbled across this shop that sold various face creams, masks toners and a product called ENEO. Of course I had this very charismatic salesman named Alonso who applied these to my aging skin (yeah I'm 68 yes old) I was very skeptical at first as I'm thinking this is just going to be another useless over priced product...Boy was I mistaken! I truly feel the Aurarius Foaming Cleanser is no doubt the BEST cleanser I have EVER used! The Advanced Truffles Thermal Mask literally heats up when applied and makes your skin feel incredible. I realize these products are a bit pricey and it was a splurge for me....but seriously, worth every penny!! I want to thank Alonso for introducing me to these products...

Aurarius/Gold Elements is the same as Tresor Rare, Obey Your Body, Cocoage, OroGold, and other "Dead Sea" cosmetics stores. The salesclerks employ fraudulently misleading comments to dupe customers into spending thousands on products that do not work as they are purported to do. Moreover, these stores have no refund policies that are not posted at the register and appear only on the bottom of printed receipts after the sale is made. (The computer screen on which a customer signs for the sale is not big enough to display this policy, and the salesclerks NEVER mention it. In fact, the salesclerk I had lied to me and promised that I could get a full refund if I were not satisfied with the results of the products I purchased.) Too, I was sold a contract that cannot be exercised where I live, as there is no Gold Elements store anywhere in my state. The salesclerk knew that, but he lied when he promised that I could get facials and refills at a Simon Property about an hour away from where I live. (I reiterate: there is NOT a Gold Elements store there or anywhere else in my state.) Beware of these scam artists! Stay away from all of these establishments unless you want to lose money as I did.