Bellaterra CosmeticsReviews 7

Like a vulture, lady wouldn't take no for an answer. Relied on other people being polite to force sales. I was told I was buying this amazing make-up sunscreen. That was the only reason I sat down. She lied about online prices verses her prices. She was indeed more expensive. She added hundreds of dollars to my final bill instead of taking them away when she tried to charge my card 1,500 without first talking to me about the insanity of that high bill first. We talked and "agreed" on 1,100. I look at my receipt this morning and it's over 1,800. She used disgusting manipulation techniques to pressure and distract me. Like anyone has that kind of extra money lying around during this pandemic!

Okay, I'll admit - a mall salesperson managed to weasel her way into a conversation with me about my make-up preferences. At the time I was going au natural with an Origins cream. It was decent but didn't provide the best foundation (not make-upy enough). Before that was another Origins foundation that was a bit too make-upy. The Bella Terra Cosmetics associate, in a matter of minutes, managed to convince me that their mineral foundation would be the Goldilocks just-right of make-up for me. I'm kind of an impulse buyer, for sure, but even my sister, a make-up and beauty guru, admitted that the foundation and blush looked great on my skin. It's a bit pricy, especially as compared to Bare Minerals (twice as expensive), but I've also tried Bare Minerals and didn't think it felt as good as Bella Terra. I might go back and see how I feel about it though, just to save that extra $35.