Whatever you do, stay away from these scam artists! My mother and I were walking through the Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes when my mother was approached by a woman at the front door handing out lotion samples. My mother entered the store and fifteen (15) or so minutes later (while I was gone) she was sitting in a chair while someone put cream under her eyes. I have always been weary of these beauty stores as those that work in them typically do not have any knowledge of what they are selling, they are only selling to make money and don't care about the consumer. When I walked in to see what my mother was up to they were asking me "do you see a difference in her under eyes!?" very aggressively. I asked to see the product that they were selling which was $299. I looked the product up on google, only to find that it was being sold on Amazon for $125, when I mentioned that the woman stated "it's fake, don't buy on Amazon." She further reported that the product could be purchased online through the eye cream product store directly for $1,300. She was hard selling my mom and I tried to steer her away but they got her, hook, line, and sinker. Before you knew it, they had her debit card and handed her the receipt with her overpriced under eye cream. My mother ended up having both eye irritation and skin irritation a day after they applied it, it almost looks like a chemical burn. They never asked if she had any allergies and did not even conduct a patch test. Stay away from these people, they do not care about you, only your money.

The Sales people use questionable sales practices. I was told they work under dermatologists. They tried to charge my wife $2640.00 for a makeup system. I had to tell them several times we were not going to pay for it. Three of their sales people were trying to pressure me to accept it. I had to call my credit card company and cancel my card. Even the Shipping form they tried filling out for my wife was a scam. Their web site on the form did not exist.Others say the eye cream that seems to remove wrinkles is basically a glue. Its really concerned a business like the Flamingo would even let these people do business on their property. My best advice if to not even go into their business, keep walking away fast.

Avoid this place at all costs. They are very aggressive and will try to push you into buying one of their extremely expensive (and questionably efficacious) products. Very rude, too. I told the sales lady she was being pushy and she got mad at ME. LOL. Gross experience. I’d rather pay hundreds for La Mer.

My Autistic son was having a tantrum when I was (( Passing by Le Savon store inside Flamingo Hotel Las Vegas )), I was passing by to go to the parking structure, let’s be clear I was not inside the store and I was not even standing by the store, again I was passing by. An employee from that store have the Audacity to come close to my son and Shush him with an intimidating look !! This person does not have the Authority to do that and Harass my son because my son's tantrum was inconvenient for him. I don’t have this person's name but it was on July 13th and there was another employee standing next to him and witnessed all of it. Rude and disgusting!

They need to be shut down. This is a criminal scam. The hotels that rent them space should be investigated for kickbacks as well. I was scammed for 600.00 and i have alerted my bank, the BBB of Las Vegas and the Dr Phil Show for help. My email is bernadetteski@yahoo.com and i would love to hear from others who have been ripped off. Maybe together we can get them shut down in the US at least.

Got charged twice and they wont do anything about it for some fake facial cream. Over $8000 > They wont even return my calls. Horrible.

I too was lured in by the "free" samples. To be honest I thought they were actually being nice to me, (stupid). They pretend they don't understand English when you try to explain why you can't afford the product. They also fold under the part of the receipt that says no refunds when they ask for your signature. I tell you what they do know, they know how to con people out of their money.

Was brought in store by very pushy, will not take no for answer girl.. Then guy took over and looked at me and said OOO we can do something for you under the eyes. Was insulted...i mean I am 59!!! I might have been interested another time, when not with boyfriend and walking to dinner. but would never go back to those people. Ever! they were working another customer so hard. I felt sorry for her. Will never walk into any Le Savon

Practically accosting you as you walk by, I was enticed by the idea of a little self care and allowed the pushy, fake-flattering sales woman to show me some eye cream that was 'guaranteed' to take years off my life. A little dab. A small fan to dry. And, yes, my left eye looked younger than my right. (I'm 66.) Weird pitch for the cost--($899 on some website I could never find; normally another price; half price today because it's the last day of the medical convention. huh?) Plus, her guarantee was odd. The good effects outlast washing. It lasts a week. It lasts three weeks. It needs to reapply daily. Huh? I told her I would think about it. Back in my room an hour or so later I took a closer look. At a distance, my left undereye was definitely tighter. Look closer...a crusty film...and creases? Wait. You glued skin together to tighten it?? I washed away the crust and looked back in the mirror--where both of my old eyes matched one another again. Scam. Fake. False advertising. Run, people, run.

very pushy on getting you to buy products. never told how to use product when received them no instructions . tryed calling customer service never got call back right away. called again they did call back but told me could not return products because no refund policy. never was told that before. They billed my c.c. now have to try to get a full refund. Please be carefull . they are way over priced.