Blush.com has been around for a long time now and I have placed more than a handful of orders through them since discovering them. They used to be fairly decent and have at least middle of the line beauty products but in the last couple of years they seem to have gone the way of a lot of "deal" makeup companies. They try to keep there cost down by getting or making cheaper products so that the consumer gets to pay less. Unfortunately it shows and there product quality has suffered dramatically. That being said, I have no complaints about the website. It is easy to use and definitely a well organized website. There customer service agents are helpful and friendly and have worked hard to fix order issues when I have experienced them. Shipping is reasonably priced and haven't ever had any issues with it arriving on time. If they would go back to there older products then I would give them a better score.

ifish42

USA

Sometimes free trial offers are genuinely free. Sometimes they can end up costing you hundreds of dollars. I was intrigued at the offer of just paying shipping to try their hair care products since I was not 100% happy with what I had been using. For $5 I'd pay less then I did for my fairly inexpensive drugstore brand so I figured it can't hurt. Thankfully I used my "fun money" debit card that I'll use for things like online shopping but don't have a lot of funds on in case something happens with an online shopping merchant. I liked the products, but when I saw that there was a $90(ish) per month charge, there was no way I was going to continue. I called to cancel and that was an almost impossible process. Thankfully I just left my phone on speaker and was able to do other things while on hold because it was almost an hour before I could actually speak to someone from customer service. When I finally did, they were impossible to deal with. They couldn't believe I'd want to cancel on "such an amazing product and opportunity" and were extremely pushy. I kept getting lines about the "value" and how great everything was. They wouldn't take no for an answer. I asked for a supervisor and after another 15 minutes of waiting, I spoke with someone who "cancelled" my subscription. Well, about two weeks later, I got a nasty voicemail from this company that my credit card had been declined and I needed to call them immediately with payment information or they would contact their legal department. So I called back, waited about 10 minutes and told the person I had called and spoke with a supervisor (thankfully I even had the person's name) and that they assured me my "membership" was cancelled. They tried to tell me there was no one there by that name (although with as shady as things seemed to be it wouldn't surprise me if their names change on a regular basis). So after I threatened to call the better business bureau and get my attorney involved, my membership was indeed finally cancelled and the nightmare of my "free trial" of products ended. I'm just glad I didn't give them my main credit card or debit card. I'd probably be out hundreds of dollars. It is a shame, too, because I actually did like the products. Ease of Use It is hotel california. You can sign up any time you want, but you can never leave... Site is fairly easy to use until you actually want customer service or need to cancel. Then it becomes more difficult to use then it would be to break into Fort Knox. Customer Service You will wait forever to speak to anyone, be spoken down to, be accused of not understanding the incredible value of their product and most importantly, not actually be able to address the concern you are actually calling about. AWFUL. Probably the worst customer service I've ever had.

Jenjlg

USA

I am not quite sure there are so many bad reviews for Glow.com. I personally love shopping on this website and I love the fact that when you go to Glow.com you are actually accessing three different websites-dermstore.com, blush.com, and hair envy.com. So there is a little bit of everything on this website. If you sign up for their email subscriber list you get twenty five dollars off your next order and I couldn't wait to cash in on mine. The hairenvy.com portion of the website always has featured videos of hair stylists showing viewers how to achieve the look they want or a specific hair style. I think it's great because it's almost like reading a magazine and shopping at the same time, but I don't have to pay the subscription cost for the magazine because I can get all the information and helpful tips on this website. All of the products I have ordered from the site are high quality items, not your basic grocery store cosmetics and hair supplies. They even have something for the babies! Very stylish and friendly website.

lonnieb

Undisclosed

I am giving Glow.com a rating of 1 because I had nothing but problems with this site. First, I signed up for a free trial, and I use the word 'free' loosely. I thought it looked like a great site, and I would find lots of things I liked on there. They do offer a lot of different products. Anyhow, I decided that the samples they sent me weren't something I was interested in, so I canceled my membership and was told there would not be any more charges. Ok great, that was easy...wrong! I ended up with charges 30 days later! I called, they were nice, refunded and said it wouldn't happen again. WRONG! It happened again 60 days later. I finally got a manager on the phone who assured me it wouldn't happen again. I asked why this had happened so many times, and he really couldn't give me a straight answer, which posed another red flag for me. So far no new charges, but don't even waste your time with Glow.com, its nothing but trouble.

KyleeNolen

Undisclosed

Boy did I get ripped off. Bought two sets of "keyboard glow in the dark stickers" because I have problems seeing my keyboard (I'm 66). They are darker then my regular keyboard letters with or without light they do nothing,in fact are a pain because of the feel you get when trying to type. Their site is SOOOOOOOOOOO misleading, actually out and out lies. PLEASE do me a favor DO NOT BUY THEIR PRODUCTS, they got me but don't let them get your CASH.These people should be shut down.

MrMrBob

Lawrenceville, GA

ATTENTION PLEASE ANY CLASS ACTION ATTORNEY  Glow.com will trick you by giving you samples for which you only pay shipping - this is where they take your debit/credit card information, store it, wait 30 days and then start taking money automatically out of your debit/credit card. When you call them to cancel they tell you that in the second page "AFTER" you've put in your order and shipping information for the so-called free samples they tell you it's only a 30-day trial. Glow.com is asking for a CLASS ACTION suit - consumers cannot be tricked and defrauded in this manner.  

vv1004

Hoboken, NJ

**Glow.com is a nightmare**. I discovered them when I was trying to save money on a movie ticket. No big deal, try a new product for free and get a movie ticket. I have a family of 6 so I am always trying to save money here and there. Now i am trying to return their product and I was not interested in a very expensive membership to a beauty club-a great lesson, nothing is for free. So I will be contacting my credit card company and enlisting their help. Did not get the ticket-it was also a scam.   A month and a half later, American Express is handling the hassle with glow.com. I have returned the product, jumped thru all the glow.com hoops and they are claiming that i did not return the product and they want their money.   American Express has been great!

cocosno

Soledad, CA

My fiancé wanted to try out their products so she ordered the free trial.  We both read through everything (I've been dealing with shady companies - which means most companies - for a long time now, so I read everything) and saw the charge that would occur if they weren't returned.  So we returned them.  Apparently it took a while and their phone operators were less than friendly (of course), but she got a confirmation number.  Fast forward a month, and while reviewing my credit card statement I see glow.com for $90. Yup, they still charged the card even after everything was complete.  And what's even better?  We didn't get any product at all!

transient

Mansfield, TX

I usually don't share my experience but I feel that I have to do it now just to protect the good company who honestly did everything that they promised to me. Their product (I used Kronos) is absolutely the best hare care product. I will continue using it. I returned their promotional product just because I thought I will find it for better price somewhere else. BUT I got my money back without any questions.  

Krosh

Pleasanton, CA

Glow.com is a total scam. They offer a free sample, then they charge you for it. They tell you that you're just getting a free sample, but it turns out you're getting a "membership" to some costly monthly cosmetics club. They tell you that you have to call in before you return their crappy items, but when you call there are 100 people in the queue before you. Then they tell you they never received the return. Here's the bottom line... If you just got a "free sample" from glow.com and then the following month started receiving junk from them in the mail and started seeing charges on your credit card for it, all you can do to get out of it is cancel your credit card.

lkjuiop

Littleton, CO