1. just because the sellers told you the products were from korea, doesn't mean it's authentic from the real manufacturer.
recently i read that somewhere in korea, the policemen seized fake korean-branded products. they can't even tell the differences from the packaging, even the products until they were tested in laboratory for the ingredients. and all of those fake products were harmful. caused inflammation, cystic acne, even skin cancer.
2. official e-stores and official physical counters do sell higher prices, often almost twice more expensive and it's suck, but at least those products are closer to authentic, less probability fake.
3. luxola.com claimed their products are directly from trusted manufacturer or distributors, i want to believe in them because their prices without discounts are 'as terrible high as their official physical counters.
4. even a good-looking, seemed professional customer service, wide variety brands, and such online stores, might just sell fake products, at least some products of them are fake.
5. i've tried lazada and qoo10 and must say it is hard to 100% believe products are authentic because everyone could become the seller and i was once bought a fake product. Luckily it was a tool, not something to put on my skin.
6. else than whether it's real or fake products, remember to check the expiry date.
7. guess nowadays people's heart could be so cold and cruel to sell fake items that harmful to us. all of us must work harder and keep honesty all the way, earn money honestly ... if you can't afford the products yet, better not try buy it from unofficial sellers ...
recently i read that somewhere in korea, the policemen seized fake korean-branded products. they can't even tell the differences from the packaging, even the products until they were tested in laboratory for the ingredients. and all of those fake products were harmful. caused inflammation, cystic acne, even skin cancer.
2. official e-stores and official physical counters do sell higher prices, often almost twice more expensive and it's suck, but at least those products are closer to authentic, less probability fake.
3. luxola.com claimed their products are directly from trusted manufacturer or distributors, i want to believe in them because their prices without discounts are 'as terrible high as their official physical counters.
4. even a good-looking, seemed professional customer service, wide variety brands, and such online stores, might just sell fake products, at least some products of them are fake.
5. i've tried lazada and qoo10 and must say it is hard to 100% believe products are authentic because everyone could become the seller and i was once bought a fake product. Luckily it was a tool, not something to put on my skin.
6. else than whether it's real or fake products, remember to check the expiry date.
7. guess nowadays people's heart could be so cold and cruel to sell fake items that harmful to us. all of us must work harder and keep honesty all the way, earn money honestly ... if you can't afford the products yet, better not try buy it from unofficial sellers ...
Your contents are too straightforward to browse and easy to understand.orogold
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