This mall is a lot like what you would experience anywhere else, except more aggressive kiosk and store salespeople. We were not going here for the mall experience, but rather to get to the V theater for a show. We were hounded, or I should say actually run down by these salespeople. \n\nIn particular there is a store called Adore Cosmetics. They have two locations in this mall, but the other one goes by a different name. They have this really cool bait and switch routine...like a vegas magic show. They pulled my wife and I in by giving her some hand lotion packet - which she took. The lady used that exchange to grab her hand and say something about another item they were going to give us. We were wisked away to this nice Asian lady who applied a wrinkle product under our eyes. We had a few minutes to kill before the show so I let her have at it. This turned out to be much longer than that. The product I discovered (after further research) was not at all what they told us it was. They used an instant eye-lifter...basically a super agressive temporary wrinkle reducer you can find at Walgreens for $20. Most people have not experienced these products but the results extreme and temporary, tightening the skin up like nothing else you could imagine. The product they tried to pretend was what they used in there $800-1500 eye serum and cream. They will constantly reduce cost as you threaten to leave with all sorts of stories about how it will only be that price for another few hours, other discounts I am sure as you head closer to the door. You can get the same exact product on Amazon for about $40, but that is still not the product they used on us which is more temporary and dramatic lift product. \n\nI never buy from these types of operations, and this magic show was no exception. I can't imagine all the customers who get baited in by this and realize later there are no returns, and it was actually a different product they used all together. The actual product they use (eye serum and cream) is actually good (I found out later) but not $800 or $400 dollars good. These are from Israel and go by Permier Dead Sea cosmetics, etc. Another kiosk-based mall operation with an even worse reputation than Adore. Same products, same gimmick however. The instant wrinkle product they used (and pretended it was their eye serum and cream) goes by Peter Thomas Roth Instant FIRmx Eye, Wrinkle Magic, Eye Magic, 90 second Eye lift, etc. for between $30-40. Like I said bait n' switch for a different product completely.\n\nAs far as the mall, do yourself a favor and visit the forum at Ceasars, Venetian, or City Center. This place is a flea market comparatively.
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