SEACRET SPA SCAM

BIG Mike Gorry here...

You have definitely clicked on the right page to find out about Seacret Spa and why people call it a SCAM. From this page and my review you can make a decision on Seacret Spa. 

I will be to the point and tell you the What? When? Why? How? of Seacret Spa.

Coming from an Irish-Italian background, I am a BIG man born on the wrong side of the tracks. Spent some time with questionable guys and colourful characters. Most of them using the tools of charm and charisma to get people on board. Gift of the gab. Sharp looks. Knowing 'Who is who' and 'What is what'.

Customers come in ALL shapes and sizes...

As a BIG man, I found it challenging getting the style of clothing that I liked at the price that I could afford. Not coming from a rich family and everything. I had an anger issue in my youth. I used to frequently get pissed off with sales assistants who would look down their nose at me and consider me as a piece of shit standing at their counter. The thought process of these skinny arse so called beauty assistants was clear for anyone to see. “You have no reason to be here, kindly move on” “You cannot afford our products.” The skinny guys with good skin and reeking of cheap aftershave were OK to stop and get the custom of. OK. So I had terrible skin. OK. So I have a few extra pounds to my frame. I was not always sharp looking for a trip to buy groceries or the barbers. But at least I knew that I wanted to change my appearance at a cost that was affordable, with REAL guidance from someone that understood what I needed to feel better about myself. Even BIG GUYS have feelings too. We are not all slobs. We are not all stupid.

 

What...?

I am not into 'beauty products' as a rule. I am into products that aid my well-being to better my situation in public and private functions. Not into names on a bottle or tube. Not into paying for someone's name endorsing a product. I am not easily impressed by that nonsense. People, in general, have a common idea about beauty products. If the products have these 'famous names' attached to them and the products are marketed entirely for the rich and famous, I ask myself “What is the point in always having special discount sales prices?” Or, cheap 'one off' offers in shops and online for ordinary folk. The non rich and famous people who cannot afford to buy the products in the first place, who turn to stealing or other criminal activities to acquire the beauty product. Is this really what the 'high end' beauty companies want? Possibly, YES, as it gives them free airspace. The question I ask myself is this “Are these the reject products?” The ones that are going cheap. The ones that are about to be discontinued? I am sure that at certain times these beauty companies sell the products cheaply for those that do not have a rich and famous lifestyle. Then they hike up the prices so expensively that it is out of reach for many ordinary people. The ordinary Mike, Dave, Bob and Joe are taken for a ride and lured into a lifestyle of 'this is want you need to get a perfect life, yada, yada, yada...' If that is not a SCAM I do not know what else is.

 

Then there is that question about authenticity. What is the authenticity of the product and ingredients? A product marketed that it comes from the finest blah, blah blah in 'somewhere far and exotic' sounds good. But what happens when that somewhere is not the place being described, but someone's garden shed or the local supermarket. And still the product sells at the original high price. What are we as customers supposed to think then? Actually, I know what I think. I am sure that you do too. So using Dead Sea Salt from Israel via Seacret Spa is going to improve my lifestyle?

 

When?

Being 'poor' did not mean that I had no aspirations to looking good. My social situations changed like a jumping ball in a Roulette wheel. Good one moment. Not so good the next. This is how life is at times. Especially when people are coming at you for money, for favours, for something. For anything. For everything. A while back I came into some real good fortune and through a 'friend', I was invited to a yacht party. Amazing how money transcends ALL languages and societies. Looked down by many one moment, then praised by them the next. Anyway, at this gathering I came across this one woman who was very quiet. Beautiful and large. A BIG, beautiful woman. She was shy or something. This idiot man that I had no time for started a conversation about the beauty and spa market and what a con it was. That the only reason the prices were so inflated was due to the fact that it gave you a perception of a product and the name associated to the product. Or the place where you received the product treatments. That you could be a Holly-Bollywood A-list actor or actress by slapping on the product.

In short, you would be paying through the nose for the product name, the location and exclusivity; as well as the networking abilities at the spa, and NOT the cheap ingredients in the products. According to this skinny ass guy at the party, all the products acted the same and were all made from the basic cheap ingredients. He rattled off some well known names of beauty products saying that the name inflated the price and people blindly bought into the pretentiousness of the products. The SCAM of the so called beauty and well-being industry. 

Then this quiet woman said that she was working for a secret company selling beauty and well-being products. She gave some comments to the conversation mainly saying that people should always read the guidance on a beauty product and seek advice on the ingredients from the Seller or the company website for allergies etc. Basically, read the label. Take note of the active ingredients in the product. If you do not know, ask. Or look it up. Ignorance is not an option when it comes to the well-being of your skin. The biggest organ that you have. This BIG, beautiful woman was making sense. 

She went on about this secret company and how some (working and middle class) people could not afford the products on a regular basis. That a growing consensus who were disillusioned with their life took the view of life, that life owed them something. They took slight on the rich that could afford high end beauty products. At the same time, she was suggesting that the guy making the noise about the SCAM on the inflated prices of beauty products, was the kind of man who would be looking for the same quality of beauty products but at rock bottom prices. He was afraid to open his wallet. Or put his hands in his pocket to dig out the notes. This guy continued to argue his point and wanting the last word on the subject of beauty scams. Deliberately stating that this secret beauty company was a hoax and a SCAM on people's insecurities on trying to get perfect skin or appearance. A bar of carbolic soap and water was good enough for most people, plus it did the job better than most of the expensive beauty products. That made me laugh.

I liked this woman. She had balls. I took the opportunity to speak with her about her products, and she told me about the helpful products that she was consulting to people. I took her name and contact details, together with an idea of what range of products I should be looking at with a view to upping my grooming regime. The guidance was free, so why not.  As for samples. Sure why not try them.

Why?

I trust this lady. She is BIG and beautiful. Showing proudly that she was comfortable in her appearance and not conforming to the stereotypical idea of White, thin, tall women having all the opportunities and advantages in life. She challenged all of that. She liked who she is and was. I liked that very much about her. I find this aspect very attractive in her. Strong, but not overpowering in a militant or masculine way. I am prepared to go by her guidance on what is best for me on this new BIG Mike grooming journey of mine. Plus, she directed me to a product website for more information where I could find out more information in my own space and time. 

She could have easily tried to fleece me by saying that I needed ALL the ranges, but she did not. I tested her and she was honest and forthcoming on what she considered would be best for my first collection as a grooming regime. Maybe with another consultant I would not be so interested. Especially if they were pushy. I cannot stand that as a sales tactic. I am all for this lovely, BIG, beautiful lady and her secret (Seacret Spa) products. I am a guy who lives life on 'Tell me or show me what I need to know and then let me make my own decision.'

So is Seacret Spa a SCAM? YES. It is to those who are looking for a range of Seacret Spa collections for rock bottom prices. These people will never be satisfied. They want the top quality at the price of cents or pennies. Not going to happen. If people cannot afford the entire basic range that they need for less than $20, then I say walk on. And if you are making this as a gift for a partner and you object to the price, then look elsewhere for something cheap. BUT, if you are a a BIG man like me; BIG Mike, and you want to look good, OR, if you are buying a gift for a BIG man, then read on here. I have great respect for this woman and I like what she says about Seacret Spa. But most importantly I like that considers my needs in what I am trying to achieve in my grooming regime. Especially as BIG Mike. Especially with my busy life. This works for me. How does it work for me? See here... Make it work for you. Enough said.