Direct selling company offering personal care products and nutritional supplements through a global network of independent distributors and brand affiliates. (USA · $1.73B revenue · DSN Global 100 Rank #12)
Poor
Based on 10 reviews
High pressure, low returns
Nu Skin's ageLOC products are impressive technology but the price point makes them nearly impossible to sell to regular consumers. My upline pushed me to host parties and constantly recruit. After a year I had a garage full of inventory and a credit card bill. The business opportunity is real for a tiny fraction at the top.
Lost money and felt misled
I joined thinking I could make a full-time income but ended up losing money. The upline was only interested in recruiting, not actually helping me sell. Autoship charges kept coming even after I tried to cancel. Would not recommend.
Awesome products and team
I've been using these products for years and absolutely love them. The business opportunity is also fantastic, offering a flexible schedule and a chance to earn a significant income. It's a win-win situation.
Autoship Nightmare
This was a disappointment. The products are not worth it and there's immense pressure to recruit. I lost a significant amount of money.
Decent Products, but Bad Business Model
My experience was so-so. I ended up leaving after about a year because it wasn't sustainable for me.
Not what I expected
It's a complicated situation. The products have some benefits, but the pricing is a barrier. I made a small supplemental income, but it wasn't enough to justify the time and effort. It's not a bad company, just not for me.
Left After a Year
I had a left after a year. I did make some sales, but the effort versus reward wasn't balanced. Ultimately, I some success but not as promised.
Hard to Cancel Autoship
Beware of the autoship charges! They are incredibly hard to cancel. I felt constant pressure to recruit my friends and family, which ruined some relationships. This business model is unsustainable.
Products are okay but expensive
The products are okay but expensive compared to store brands. I had some success but not as promised. It was a mixed experience overall.
Saturated market, impossible to grow
They promised financial freedom, but all I got was a garage full of overpriced products and constant pressure to recruit my friends and family. The market is completely saturated, and it's impossible to make any real money.