Beauty

[sonechko]

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@Starpolisher wrote:

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@BdBettyB wrote:

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@BdBettyB wrote:

From FB  - Manuela - 

"All isomers skincare products will have $1.99 shipping
During our nov 15 to 17 visit on evine"

I ordered the Radiant touch along with the Accelerated Recovery cream and the shipping and handling was $4.99 each. I called CS and was told the $1.99 was only for items presented on air and not for all of Isomers products. If anyone knows different please let me know so I can call back and have them change it. TIA

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@Starpolisher

This very well may be the case, and $1.99 shipping may apply to ONLY products presented on air this time.

BUT!   The wording of this promotion says completely different thing - it says "All".  I would call back and have the CSR reduce my shipping to $1.99, exactly as they advertised. If she resists, I'd ask for supervisor to do this reduction, according to Evine advertising.

"All isomers skincare products will have $1.99 shipping
During our nov 15 to 17 visit on evine"

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@Starpolisher

I don’t think that is true- you should call back.

I checked your items and it is 1.99 shipping.

I had ordered something that wasn’t aired and it was 1.99.

@sonechko  o edit -Sorry didn’t see your post. You basically said the same thing.

[Starpolisher]

@untitled @sonechko

I called back and cs rep. said the $1.99 only applies to orders that are not on subscription. So I changed my order to one time. 

[sonechko]

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@Starpolisher wrote:

@untitled @sonechko

I called back and cs rep. said the $1.99 only applies to orders that are not on subscription. So I changed my order to one time. 

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@Starpolisher, See? They aready gave you two different answers to dismiss your righteous request. First time it was - "only Isomers on air", second - "not on subscription". No! This is wrong - they make up a reason as they go just to give any kind of an "explanation".

Their promotion clearly states "All Isomers skincare products".

I would ask for a supervisor and hold them down to their advertised $1.99, because this what the Isomers skincare shipping IS for this visit.

[sonechko]

p.s. @BdBettyB I tried to open the $1.99 promo banner to see if there is a "small print" specifying exceptions - there is none. It is "All" products, period.

[AmericanBulldogMom]

During one of yesterdays presentations Manuela and host both said EVERYTHING is included in the $1.99 shipping.

[MarieIG]

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@Porcelain wrote:

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@Phantom41 wrote:

I haven't bought from Evine in ages because of the shipping but after reading all the praise for the Copper P, I'm considering it. I have tried some Isomers in the past and they really haven't done much for me but this looks interesting. Can someone explain where in your routine that you use it?  Is it more like a serum or a moisturizer?  Thx!

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@Phantom41, copper peptide is a really good ingredient. I've been using it since the SkinBiology Loren Pickart days (which you can still purchase). I have the Isomers Copper P serum and mask from a while back. I use them to help heal abrasions and blemishes without scarring, and I put a little serum on the sides of my widows peak each day to encourage the hair follicles. (Learned about that usage from @SilleeMee, and researched/remembered that copper peptide really is used in many hair tonics.)

Copper can help dissolve old, poorly formed collagen and clear it out. I've seen excellent improvements in previously stretchmarked areas by using copper peptides on them. The quality of the skin underneath the stretchmark improved and is now pliable, not "stiff" or scarlike anymore. Just don't misuse or overuse copper and you can get great results.

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@PorcelainWow, This takes me way back. I forgot Loren Pickart. That was my start with copper.  I did use his.  I suspect Isomers is more gentle, although I never got the uglies with either one.  (Yes, I DO remember reading about those on his site).

[Porcelain]

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@MarieIG wrote:

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@Porcelain wrote:

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@Phantom41 wrote:

I haven't bought from Evine in ages because of the shipping but after reading all the praise for the Copper P, I'm considering it. I have tried some Isomers in the past and they really haven't done much for me but this looks interesting. Can someone explain where in your routine that you use it?  Is it more like a serum or a moisturizer?  Thx!

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@Phantom41, copper peptide is a really good ingredient. I've been using it since the SkinBiology Loren Pickart days (which you can still purchase). I have the Isomers Copper P serum and mask from a while back. I use them to help heal abrasions and blemishes without scarring, and I put a little serum on the sides of my widows peak each day to encourage the hair follicles. (Learned about that usage from @SilleeMee, and researched/remembered that copper peptide really is used in many hair tonics.)

Copper can help dissolve old, poorly formed collagen and clear it out. I've seen excellent improvements in previously stretchmarked areas by using copper peptides on them. The quality of the skin underneath the stretchmark improved and is now pliable, not "stiff" or scarlike anymore. Just don't misuse or overuse copper and you can get great results.

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@PorcelainWow, This takes me way back. I forgot Loren Pickart. That was my start with copper.  I did use his.  I suspect Isomers is more gentle, although I never got the uglies with either one.  (Yes, I DO remember reading about those on his site).

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Yep good old Super Cop. Remember that? lol Smelled like an old metal toolbox but it worked. I flattened and practically erased a raised scar on my arm using that stuff. The scar was white and raised and quite obvious. Can't even really see it now. Good times.

[SeaMaiden]

I wish companies would leave the totes and bags etc out of the package deal....just give us a better price.  This bag is garish and  ugly.  Why even have it in the deal? 

[GenXmuse]

Does anyone have any feedback on the All in One face firming serum. Is this a better price than usual?