Nue Science Reviews
July 20th, 2011 | 
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There are numerous skin care products out there designed to help treat one or more common signs of aging. Dark circles under the eyes, redness and puffiness, fine lines, age spots, and large pores are just some of the signs that we struggle to get rid of as we age, and there are products out there that offer to help with this. Unfortunately, not all of them are effective. Today we will take a look at Nue Science, a product that promises to help treat all of these different signs of aging, and we will determine whether or not it is a product worth using.
How It Works and Ingredients
The ingredients are always the first place to turn when looking at skin care, as they can tell you almost immediately whether benefit is even possible. With Nue Science, the ingredients are simply stellar. Matrixyl 3000, which is a remarkable firming peptide, is a top ingredient, while CoQ10 and Goji berries can also be found. This helps to fill in fine lines and to eliminate free radicals in the skin. The company is quick to point out that this product works by actually penetrating deep into the skin, working to target wrinkles at their source instead of just providing effects on the surface.
The Nue Science website offers a great deal of information, but only if you go to the .com and not the .org version, which is rife with spelling errors and little information. From the .com site, you can easily order a trial of the product. If you are looking to make a traditional order, you will find that other web sources might be easier, but the site is still informative.
Our Results From Using Nue Science
User Reviews
Reviews of Nue Science are incredibly favorable. Many are quick to use the phrase “Nue Science works!” showing that they, too, started with a bit of skepticism. Users seem to agree, however, that the results of using the product are both visible and beneficial.
Recommendation
Nue Science is one of those skin care products that is easy to recommend. The science and research has been clearly explained and demonstrated, and there are numerous customers that can attest that the product works just as it was intended to. Fighting the signs of aging means working to eliminate them at their source, which is just what Nue Science does, and overall, it is a great product for helping to get rid of the signs of aging on the skin.
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Be very careful with this one! They start your “free” trial the day you place your order, then don’t ship to you until 2 weeks have gone by. So essentially you only have 4 days to try it. But they are quick to nail on that additional charge of $100 bucks.
I just want to add a vote with Cindy. You have to make arrangements with their customer service to return your “free trial” product at your own expense within 30 days to get the refund of the $100 bucks the free sample really cost. This is a big scam and I don’t see how they are getting away with it. Also, the face cream is the worst I have ever used. It just sits on you skin, does not absorb and has an unpleasant odor. The toner is just an average toner and the highly touted serum is a tiny bottle with a pump that doesn’t work so you have to dig it out with something as it is too thick to pour out. I won’t go into my whole story but this is both the serum bottles I’ve received that have been like this. I tried to cancel out of this today. I hope it works.
Yes – I got scammed too! The website says FREE SAMPLE but customer service says they have never had free samples – it’s a “free trial”. When you order to try the Free sample you are linked to a page for the trial offer. Then the item isn’t shipped until your “trial period” is almost over. To add insult to injury you have to pay the postage to return the greasy products.
LADIES -STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!!!!!!!
The ladies remarks about Nue Science are so right. Another SCAM is Ovvio. They have both been advertised to use these products together and they work so ” Great”! Neither of these so called companies products are worth the “SMALL” price for the “trials”. Nue Science’s “trial” price is $98.16, and Ovvio’s ranges from $75.?? to $78.?? When you try and cancel by email NO ONE responds and they bill you for another months supply of their crappy products. I had the same problem with the pump on the bottle also. The 1st time I pushed down on it it stayed down and didn’t come back up. I think these (2) companies are probably one in the same. I had to pay to mail everything back to both companies before they will refund my money. I had to insure the packages just in case they said they didn’t receive them, and I had to pay extra to make sure they had to sign for them also. It cost me $36.00 for both boxes, but a small price to get back the $698.?? back they basically stole from my account! Ladies BEWARE of NUE SCEINCE and OVVIO! Very hard to cancel these products! You must call to cancel! They DO NOT respond to emails!!!
Ive been trying to warn all women about these products for a long time, and I have posted numerous articles on this. The best way to spread the word is to go to these pages, AND LIKE THEM ON FACEBOOK. THIS WILL SPREAD THE WORD!:
http://www.womensblogtalk.com/nue-science-and-auravie-wrinkle-reducer-review
http://www.womensblogtalk.com/ovvio-anti-aging-serum-reviews
Rachel
WomensBlogTalk.com
Ladies its a scam!!!! I called them on 13 day to cancel, and they did (i was surprised how easy the cancellation process), but ion 17th day i check my bank account and i saw that i been charged for 98.16! So i called them again, and they told me that i canceled membership, but not charges, i supposed to cancel membership and charges for “risk free trail” in 16 days of try trail. But i am calling on 17th day to cancel the charges for “free trail”, which its against the policy… they told me its a my fold because i didn’t made clear what i want to cancel. do not not believe they advertising! its not a risk free trail.. the risk trail cost me $98.16… eventually they gave me rm number to return they “risk free trail” for full refund.. i will see what happen after, hopefully i will get my money back…
I had the same problem. I ordered the trial and never received the product. Then I was charged the $100.00 for the product. When I called customer service they said it is clear on their web site. However, I didn’t see anything about them supplying me with a monthly supply of product and automatically charging my credit card. They gave me a tracking number for the product they supposedly sent me. So I now have to check this out. Once I return the product sample I will get a refund. Very frustrating.
Nue Science and Alluskincare both using the same trap (free sample) to hook the customers. I was hooked and they charged my account hundreds, Nue science never answered the cancellation Emails. What a shame, a Scam trade in public.
are they going to keep taking this money out of my account? how do i stop this crap?!! ughghghghg
Hey Joni,
You have to call to cancel the auto-shipment. Look through your order information, or contact your credit card company to get the cancellation number. Sorry to hear you are caught in a bind.
Rachel
WomensBlogTalk.com
I just want to know….does this product work?
I want to know the same thing. I get that the money portion is a scam and I went through the same thing with them sending it late, but I expected that because I asked them all those questions before I ordered. I can handle the customer service part, I just want to know if it works!
WHAT A SCAM!! I JUST LOST $200. THIS WEBSITE SHIPS YOU 2 PRODUCTS. The Auravie and the Nue science apparenly for a free 30 day but you dont read the fine print where they only five you 10 days, and by the time you get it you only have 2-3 days to try the product. So i just recieved my $97.88 charge for Auravie and my $98.16 for Nue science. Do i know if the product works I DONT know bc i just open my box 2 days ago and to be honest I’.m too P..off to even tryit just bc i dont like when scammers take advantage of women.
Nothing special! Canceled and they continued charging my credit card.
You need to report this company to the Federal Trade Commission. You can do it online
The same thing happened to me. They do not give you the correct address to return to and will not accept without an RM#. They shipped my product on 12/12 by snail mail. It arrived several days later. I returned it on 12/29 (obviously within 15 days of my receiving it). They change websites and addresses constantly. I was able to contact them finally on 12/26 to get my magic RM number.
You call them, and get someone who cannot speak English and cannot understand this need for an address and an RM #. I finally was able to get an email from the very bottom of one of their “free offer” net ads. MOst of them quickly move and you find a 404 message when you click on the free offer. Their method is to hide from you. ONce they have your credit card number, they will charge your account — in my case over $99.
Here is a working phone number:
1-800-895-2698.
Here is their “new address” they just moved to the week after Christmas.
NUE SCIENCE – West Coast Distribution Center.
5300 Ontario Mills Pkwy, Unit 400
Ontario, CA 91764
1. File a complaint with the FTC.
2. File a complaint with your BBB and with the one in California
3. File a complaint with your states Attorney General and with the
Attorney General of California.
4. If they mail your product by US Mail, contact your Postal
Inspector. They are Federal Agents who get the same training as
FBI agents. They handle fraud causes. This is a fraud case.
5. Contact your credit card company; they will file a dispute for you.
As long as you return the product, they will help you remove the
charge.
6. Post about them every place you can find on the web.
7. Send them registered letters of complaint.
Any email you get from them is “no reply” but keep looking for a way to coantact them by email.
We all need to make these people our hobby. What they are doing is dishonest and a total scam. Working across state lines will not really protect them; they only will get away with what we as consummers allow them to get away with.
Dr. Bailey
Tennessee
OMG don’t ever deal with this company – I tried refusing packages at the Post Office – I tried sending them with a signature to receive card and they just didn’t sign apparently. I have tried calling the company and was put on terminal hold waiting for a MERCHANDISE RETURN # which I finally received but of course they won’t pay me for the ones I sent back or refused only the last one shipped in December – I am so pissed. When I ordered the free trial I called immediately and cancelled any future orders. And sent an email – all were ignored over an over.
I will contact everyone I know and I will resend the cancelled orders with a return receipt with insurance so I can go to my bank and get my money back or at least file some sort of complaint – all the company says is they show no correspondence with me since my first trial order – LIES LIES AND EVASIONS – STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS – DON’T CALL FOR THE TRIAL OFFER – IT IS A TRAP!!!!!!
I’ve just tried the web, but it does indicate the 30-days money back and it does say the additional recurring costs after the initial sign-up. But when they don’t mail it out on time, you’ve NO time to see if it really works. When I tried to use a prepaid VISA card it wouldn’t work…since they won’t be able to use it every month and jack me! So I didn’t go forward.
There was another company that had done the same thing with a certain type of tea. Didn’t get the product for 2 weeks, they billed me, I tried to send it back, they only refunded the membership. What a hassle! I did contact the BBB in Florida for that one.
I agree this is a scam and a half. I didn’t realize I had 16 days from order date…funny how their offer page gives you so much information but not the part where they are charging you for the ‘free’ and you need to return it quick.
I am contacting my credit card and refusing any more charges from this company over the initial ‘shipping’ cost.
Sadly, I did not find any of these reviews before I bought it. I fell into the same trap as everyone else. Once I read all these complaints I immediately called to cancel my account with them so that I wasn’t getting billed the $98 a month. However, they only gave me the option of either keeping the account for the $98/month or canceling it and paying one fee of $29.41 (which I still didn’t know where that charge was coming from, but it was better than $98) I could not understand anyone that was talking to me and I was so pissed off, so i just stuck with the $30 fee. BUT when I checked my bank statement they charged me $42 instead of $29.41. So I called back and got the supervisor and she took off the $12 that they tried billing me for SHIPPING! They dont know what they are doing and you can definitally try and get as much money back as possible. I’m stuck with one trial so it better f*cking work.
Glad I didnt order it. Got suspicious the second I read small print of monthly billings are researched for reviews. I fell for exact same scam years before with a different company. It took me months before they finally cancelled my “membership” subscription to which they automatically signed me on upon my call and free trial order. They sent me the free trial, but before the trial even finished they sent me another set with double of needed product and kept billing monthly. I cancelled, they still billed me. It took several times for me to call and cancel, scream at representative who tried to propose other offers that I categorically refused and demanded full money back which in the end they did which was in total over $300 for products they sent without request and memberships they charged monthly in addition to product cost, without me wanting these memberships. My experience was not with Nue science, but principle they used is extremely close and just as deceptive. I emailed Nue Science to the FTC.
CALL THE FTC ON THIS COMPANY 1-877-382-4357 FOR THE FTC
I just called and they stated that the more calls they get on this company the more likely they are to check into the business for thier business practices. Please call its the best way to wage a complaint
Was looking at their ad and Googled them just because I’ve been burned before….so glad I found this BEFORE I ordered. I thought it would be a great gift for my mom (the results on their site looked so amazing!) But my intention is not to spend $300 or more for greasy chemicals that are way over-priced, with horrible customer service, and a product that doesn’t work. It seems like anyone who posts a good review with a link to the site is an affiliate looking to make a little profit….thanks everyone for saving me!