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Question about Dr. Denese ads

Silkeej — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 06:08:34 GMT

I have been getting these ads for Dr. Denese New York and some of her products and it looks like a good deal to try them for like $24.95, but I can't find any terms so I don't know if its a one time try my product or you are signing up for a expensive program. Has anyone tried this and how does it work? Usually they have terms and they will tell you if you sign up you have so much time to try it and if you don't like it to opt out, this ad does not provide any information. Would appreciate any information you might have.

Re: Question about Dr. Denese ads

MarieIG — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 06:14:49 GMT

I just know that she has a starter kit on her website you can order, like from any other retailer. I ordered some products from her site in November, one time orders and they were fine. I'm not familiar with her return policy.

Re: Question about Dr. Denese ads

TX-starlight — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 11:55:47 GMT

Careful ordering those starter kits...sometimes they are like an "auto-delivery" thing. If you don't cancel after the intitial order, they keep coming with monthly charge.

If you have not used Dr D products, you might want to check reviews. I thought I JUST had to try her line. I have sensitive skin, & noticed a stinging/burning feeling. Stopped using & no more issues. Her products are over-rated & over priced, (IMO).

Re: Question about Dr. Denese ads

betteb — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 12:18:41 GMT

As long as you order from drdenese.com it will be fine. If you sign up for emails there, you will get notified of sales.

I highly recommend this kit to get started. I've been using her products since she came to QVC and they have made a huge difference in my skin.

Here is a link

http://www.drdenese.com/specials/basic-stater-kit-with-bonus.html

Re: Question about Dr. Denese ads

gonnab — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 13:50:23 GMT

Read the small print on those special ads. They state that the intro includes an automatic auto delivery of full size products. These are sometimes very difficult to cancel.

On a similar note, I got notice of a great magazine deal - $2 for a year's subscription for a maximum of 4 magazines. But I wasn't diligent about reading the small print. That special offer included an automatic renewal at full price with no notification of the renewal. Took me forever to get those subscriptions cancelled!!!

BTW - Dr D's site is very good to deal with. She does accept returns and refunds which I once had to utilize when a product just didn't agree with me.

Re: Question about Dr. Denese ads

Wackers3 — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 14:05:36 GMT

That is a good starter kit. I don't like the pads personally but think Hydroshield and her dream cream are really fabulous products. I switch around between brands trying new things but have to admit those two Dr D products are some of the best I have used, bar none.

Re: Question about Dr. Denese ads

Silkeej — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 06:13:51 GMT

Thanks everyone for your responses, I look all over the ad on her website and could not find terms and conditions which usually tells you about the program, its just not there. You could be right Tx-starlight that it is an auto delivery program and I want to try it not be locked into a product I may not like , so I think I will order just the hydroshield to start and see how it is for me, her reviews are really good but I couldn't find a list of ingredients and I have sensitive skin so I have to be careful.

Re: Question about Dr. Denese ads

betteb — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 06:34:29 GMT

On 2/22/2014 Craftie said:
Thanks everyone for your responses, I look all over the ad on her website and could not find terms and conditions which usually tells you about the program, its just not there. You could be right Tx-starlight that it is an auto delivery program and I want to try it not be locked into a product I may not like , so I think I will order just the hydroshield to start and see how it is for me, her reviews are really good but I couldn't find a list of ingredients and I have sensitive skin so I have to be careful.

Craftie, the kit I linked you is not an auto-delivery, I promise. Where you usually run into something like that is Guthy-Renker. That site is actually Dr Denese.

At the top of the homepage is a number you can call (probably Monday). They are very nice and will answer any questions.