Beauty

[untitled]

philogirl- yes I totally understand. I bought some 'authentic' brushes on ebay. But you know what they say a deal too good to be true. If you have a real box you can compare to what you received plus you can look at the numbers on the bottom of the brush and compare those. They are really good fakes. There is woman on youtube that did a comparison if you want to check it out. Just google fake clarisonic brushes.

[depglass]

The only time I will buy cosmetics, etc on Ebay is right after a TSV and people break them down and sell individual items. I would never buy a Clarisonic from Amazon or Ebay.

[sidsmom]

If I had to purchase fake, I would choose an appliance fake vs a cosmetic fake. A Fake Sonic doesn't seep into my pores & skin...eek.

[philogirl]

On 1/16/2014 untitled said:

philogirl- yes I totally understand. I bought some 'authentic' brushes on ebay. But you know what they say a deal too good to be true. If you have a real box you can compare to what you received plus you can look at the numbers on the bottom of the brush and compare those. They are really good fakes. There is woman on youtube that did a comparison if you want to check it out. Just google fake clarisonic brushes.

Thanks for the understanding words. I will dig around for boxes. I think I kept the Groupon box, so at least I can take it to Sephora and compare. I will keep you posted.

[surprise_sometime]

I got a fake Clarisonic from Amazon (marketplace seller). I tried to register it and they had no record of the #. So Amazon refunded my money directly, and paid for my return shipping back to the sender.