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Haven't seen this at all, even in the $100+ shampoos. Much more likely you will get a product that is past its shelf life with shampoos than a fake. Fakes are
by robryan 9y ago
Haven't seen this at all, even in the $100+ shampoos. Much more likely you will get a product that is past its shelf life with shampoos than a fake.
Fakes are more likely in fragrances, and mid to high value but still high volume makeups and skincare.
- randycupertino 9y agoI've bought fake makeup on Amazon 3x. One was a fake urban decay eyeshadow box, another was fake Ben Nye powder that was supposed to be "banana powder" but was really just baby powder with yellow dye. And last week they sent me fake face cream. It's so annoying. Now I only use sephora.com. Sucks. Wish Amazon cared enough about customers to fix this.
- abalone 9y ago> Haven't seen this at all How exactly would you know? Are you testing the chemical composition of shampoo samples off of Amazon? I submit that shampoo & conditioner are a lot easier to fake than fragrances. Perfumes are delicate and average consumers can compare and contrast fragrance samples to see if they smell the same. But shampoo & conditioner fragrances are not as delicate, so it's easier to fake based just on texture and color. And there are plenty of high-end "salon" brands with high profit margins... and sell a LOT more volume than perfume.