The consultant recommended a special treatment for my so-called sensitive skin -- a series of dead sea products done on the face to soothe the troubled skin. The exfoliator did not feel beady and the mask felt icy cold on my face but the effect was pretty good after the session.
Needless to say, it's a round of sales talk after that... (what I hated most!)
She first tried to sell me $5,000 for 20 sessions. I rejected flatly.
Then, she reduced the number of sessions to $2,500 for 10 sessions. I continued to decline the offer.
After that, she counter offered $1,900, $1,600 and $1,500 for 6 sessions after offsetting the remaining sessions from the existing package. "No thanks." I fought on but was very tempted.
Finally, she gave a final offer: $1250 plus one free session. There'll be 11 treatment sessions in total...
The consultant was really very persuasive. She eventually got the better of me and I ended up signing up for it. DC thinks that I was conned by her. I actually had the plan to finish up the remaining sessions then say bye bye to them... I don't understand why I allow myself to buy too.
Anyway, I'm going to give the dead sea product a chance... Let's see if it's as miraculous as claimed...
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