One reviewer says a serum improved their skin quickly. Two reviewers say they were charged but never received their orders. Reviews split sharply between how the product works and whether orders arrive. Several mention poor follow-up after purchase.
Examples from available reviews (Nov 2021 – Feb 2026).
Reviewer alleges company took payment and never delivered the product.
“This company is a scam.”
Ordered on September 24; money taken but no communication or delivery date.
“They have taken the money for my order though.”
Serum quickly absorbed and improved skin's appearance within days.
“I can see improvement in my skin.”
Two reviews say payment went through but the order never arrived. They focus on missing deliveries and claims that purchases were not completed as expected. No other service topics appear here.
One reviewer saw visible skin improvement after using the serum, suggesting good value for them. Two reviewers say they lost money on orders that never arrived, which damages perceived value. Complaints about payment and non-delivery shape most value judgments.
Two reviewers say they got no updates after buying, including no delivery timeline. One reviewer describes a good in-use experience, with quick absorption and better-looking skin. Product experience appears less often than fulfillment problems.
One review says the serum absorbs quickly and improved skin within days. That single account suggests it worked well for that user. Mentions of product quality are rare in these reviews.
Two reviews specifically mention no communication after payment and no delivery date. They report no order-status updates and expectations left unanswered. Poor communication comes up repeatedly.
Comments swing between one positive product experience and several fulfillment problems. The strongest negative theme is payment taken without delivery, reported by two reviewers. The lone positive product note does not offset the operational complaints in this sample.
For each review, the core experience based on original source reviews.
Sources: Trustpilot (2) · Collected.reviews (1) · Quotes shortened · As of: February 2026
Reviewer alleges company took payment and never delivered the product.
“This company is a scam.”
Ordered on September 24; money taken but no communication or delivery date.
“They have taken the money for my order though.”
I’m positively impressed with the AQ Skin Solutions Active Serum, because after just a couple of days of using it, I can see improvement in my skin. It looks and feels much better, and it just has this healthy appearance that it didn’t have before using the serum. I like that this serum gets absorbed very fast by the skin, and it can be worn under makeup. At first, when applying it, it feels like sticky, but once is dry, my skin feels silky. Then I can apply the base for my makeup. I hope the effect will last, and I plan to continue ordering it. I feel very pleased of having found a product that truly helps the appearance of my skin.
This page combines submitted experiences with public reviews from platforms such as Google, Trustpilot, etc. Recurring points are summarized without changing the content of reviews.
EDCskincare is an online seller of skincare products. It offers topical items such as serums, cleansers, and moisturizers. Product pages list ingredients and how to use them. Customers order through the website and pay online. The company also provides support channels for order questions and returns.