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Incompetent personnel who do not know the composition of products (they do not know what sulfates are and where they are contained, and where they are not, read the compositions of fresh masks from the label) impose what you do not need. Describes the characteristics of the goods in a contradictory manner (cleaning tiles made of non-hydrophilic oils, which supposedly are easily washed off with water and are not greasy, is that how it is generally?), They lie, arguing the advantages of the product supposedly by personal experience, which I did not ask, but which was constantly expressed to me (allegedly the seller's eye cream removed the cavities, yeah; I also listened to her experience of using oils, which, again, I did not ask). By the way, the seller's appearance is not at all presentable and does not at all inspire confidence in the effectiveness of the means he uses. I got the impression that I am in contact with the trainee and know much more about the product than she does. In addition, they described to me the means that I had already used after I voiced it. I know that before employment the staff passes the test for the knowledge of the compositions and ingredients ... How they pass it is not clear! Come only prepared, knowing what you need and having read the product reviews beforehand. Ask for labels from the goods yourself and do not believe everything that sellers sing. They are always obtrusive and praise whatever you look at in the store, this is the policy of the company. I love the products very much, but the prices for many things are unreasonably high. I recommend gruel cleansers, massage tiles, face masks.