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‎01-16-2014 05:20 PM
I was watching Angie/Hotandflashy's newest video on Youtube about fake Clarisonics. I have all the same signs that she reported: The weirdly spaced letters on the head, rust on the inside, etc.
Has anyone else found out that they have a fake Clarisonic?
‎01-16-2014 05:22 PM
Where did you get your's from??
I bought mine from Q.
‎01-16-2014 05:23 PM
Amazon, I bet the ones from the Q are real.
‎01-16-2014 05:28 PM
No -- I think mine is legit. I imagine there's a big counterfeit presence on eBay and amazon. Heck, if they're making fake $3 Salux cloths, you can bet they're making fake Clarisonics.
Where did you purhase yours? I got mine from the Q and I feel confident because it was supplied by the vendor/manufacturer. But I recall back when designer handbag knockoffs were first hitting the market (that we were aware of) and even legit retailers like Nordstrom had gotten some counterfiets, unbeknownst to them.
Guess we'd better focus more on authenticity and quality than getting it cheap -- which is going to cut down on a LOT of my eBay and amazon purchases. :-)
‎01-16-2014 05:35 PM
On 1/16/2014 americanmom said:Amazon, I bet the ones from the Q are real.
If you buy from Amazon, not the Amazon marketplace, you can get a real one. Sellers on the marketplace are like ebay and you may get a real one or you may get a fake one. Did you pay a price that was lower than normal or considerably lower? If you see something like that on an item that has a retail prices that's basically the same everywhere else, odds are good that it's not real. I bought I counterfeit item from Amazon's marketplace, thinking I would be safe because it was "fulfilled by Amazon" but I was wrong. I returned it without hassle. (I found out within 5-7 days or receiving the item.) I also bought a real item sold by Amazon, not a marketplace seller and fulfilled by Amazon. It cost more, but it wasn't a counterfeit and worked much better.
‎01-16-2014 05:46 PM
If you buy a legitimate Clarisonic, it should have a registration card. When you try to register it, Clarisonic should be able to tell you straight away whether it's a fake or real.
If you've bought a fake one, you should report it to Amazon, since they are supposed to stand behind the sellers on their site.
I have two purchased through QVC and they are fine (one is four years old).
‎01-16-2014 06:24 PM
‎01-16-2014 06:30 PM
Yes- there are even fake Clarisonic brushes being sold in fake Clarisonic boxes. The scary thing is they don't even pretend to be generic but the real deal.
‎01-16-2014 06:46 PM
I had heard about this problem with some of them being fake. I bought mine at Ulta and immediately registered it. It went fine and I am really enjoying it.
‎01-16-2014 07:12 PM
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