I enjoy using Meaningful Beauty products. I can see a difference in my skin since using them, it appears smoother, refreshed, and vibrant. I like having the ability to change the contents of my next... See more
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This is scam !!!!!!

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in the beginning of trying to contact meaningful beauty, it was not a great experience. However, when I asked to have a review of my account, it was a completely different experience. The 3rd experience was even better

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I have tried to cancel my meaningful beauty subscription 3 times since October of 2025. I have email confirmation of cancellation and screenshots of conversations with a meaningful beauty representative, and I still was sent more product and charged for it. So frustrating!! I have been a loyal customer for over 4 years, but needed to cancel to save money. It should not be this difficult!!

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Overall out all the skin products I have tried in my 38 years, these are NOT for the answer. dry skin and pimples. I now use cereve full time. Also my retinol from the doc is way better than this and less $$$ than the retinol included with the kit. ps- I woke up at 1am this morning to a notification purchase to a 3 month subscription to Cindy’s box of junk. I NEVER KNOWINGLY SIGNED UP FOR A. SUBSCRIPTION! BAD BUSINESS AND BAD KARMA.

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This company is a rip off. I ordered the promotional product at 49.00. They shipped full sized and now charging Over 300, For these greasy items. You cannot speak to anyone on the phone. The are deceiving people.

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Love my Meaningful Beauty products. I am always kept abreast of my orders. Wonderful service.

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Absolutely garbage. Tiny sample products at inflated prices. Customer service? What customer service? Good luck with that. I’ll be disputing charges since no one has helped in any way. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!!!

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Products were sent that I did not order. I returned them and they reimbursed me only for the product but they charged me shipping for both ways. The products are ok but not that different from store products but much more expensive

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I have used meaning for beauty for many years. I’m always receiving compliments on my skin. I also love that I can change my order to my needs.

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I've been using MB since 2012 I think?? I've never had any issues and love their products. Within the last year they underwent a website renovation and since that time things have changed with the company. The website is no different, the customer service went downhill and the packaging is waaaaaaaaaaay smaller - yes I noticed! In October, my shipment came with double of everything and I was charged over $400.00. When I called to report the issue, MB said I would need to return everything (even my regular products) AND pay the return shipping! After arguing with them over many different phone conversations, they finally took care of the issue. Then this month I noticed a separate $4.00 charge on top of my monthly installments. I haven't even had time to call them about this yet. I'm assuming customer service has been outsourced now. The whole ordeal has just left a bad taste in my mouth enough to make me walk away from continuing to use their products altogether. Shame on you Cindy!

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this is a dishonest company. For instance, they sold the product for $63 before Christmas. And now they want another $129. for the product

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I Love All of the products I've received for several years!! Wonderful!! Thank you so much!!

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DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!! I cancelled my subscription on 10/16/25 via the online chat. I have screenshots proving that the chat rep Nicole successfully cancelled my subscription, and I had two payments left to make which were done in 11/3/25 and 12/4/25. Today I had another $105.94 taken out of my account. I contacted the customer service department (which is in the Philippines) and was told my subscription was never cancelled!!! Now I have to wait to get my refund, which is going to take 3 to 5 banking days. I wanted an address to file a complaint and the supervisor CSR told me there is no address!!! Really, no physical address in the US?!?! I was "assured" it was now taken care of, but I was told the same thing 2-1/2 MONTHS AGO!!! I will be contacting the BBB and the Attorney General to report the fraudulent business practices of this company. 🤬🤬🤬

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I have used this product for years. The extremely small sizes and 3 times the price are insane. A company that’s only interested in money. Decent product not worth the money

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This company advertises a 30 day supply of their product is available, and says they will include 2 free gifts and free shipping for $49.00. When you call them to purchase what they have advertised, they tell you that if you purchase what they advertised for the price they advertised, they then tell you that they will automatically send you a 90 day supply at an additional cost for the additional product they will send automatically, whether you want them to or not. In the days before corporations assumed they can charge you whatever they want bc that is how they do it, that was known as “false advertising”, but corporations are now allowed to do and say whatever they want to their customers including lying to them about their costs for what they are offering, aka, “false advertising”, and as long as we let them do that, their business practices will continue to get worse, so they need to be called out for their false advertising practices.

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I’ve been using Meaningful Beauty for years, I absolutely love this stuff. Everybody asked me what are you use on your face you look so young and I’ll be 67 in January., love love love this stuff recommended to a lot of coworkers,

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I was sent (they claim) something I did not order. There is no proof I ordered or accepted any product from them. I want everyone to know that:
Under the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act (ROSCA), a negative-option subscription is not enforceable unless you can show I gave express informed consent through clear and conspicuous disclosures. If you believe such consent exists, please provide documented proof, including:
A copy of the exact checkout page I saw at the time of purchase
A copy of the terms you claim were disclosed
Proof that I affirmatively agreed to ongoing charges (e.g., an unchecked checkbox I clicked myself)
Any confirmation email stating I enrolled in a subscription
Unless you can produce this documentation, the alleged subscription and related billing are invalid.
2. The second shipment constitutes “unordered merchandise.”
Because I did not request or authorize any additional shipments, the products sent to me qualify as unordered merchandise under:
39 U.S.C. § 3009 (Federal law)
Virginia Code § 11-2.2
Under these laws, unordered merchandise is legally considered an unconditional gift, and I am not required to pay for it or return it.
A seller also may not bill or threaten collections for unordered goods.
This is the law and everyone should be aware of these federal and state statues.
Read the law above see you in court

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