- Joined
- Jan 8, 2014
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My surmise? They've gone back to wholesale buying again, hence defective products. It's admittedly how they began, sourcing from eBay and Amazon wholesalers of "makeup lots." If they've gotten this big by using some legit direct relationships with brands, it is reasonable to see how they would increase profit margin by mixing in wholesale items from third party sellers. They're another sub who didn't disclose sources until called on it by folks here and on MSA. I was one of them back those who questioned my product origins back then. This isn't to say they can't be defective brand product, but it certainly seems more plausible they are buying and sending defective/odd product lots to handle the influx of new subscribers. God it feels like Red Carpet Box again.
They are saying on Facebook that the nail polish company added "extra lacquer" to the brushes to prevent them fraying during transit. Has anyone ever heard of such a thing?? I've bought MANY bottles of nail polish online that had to be shipped to me, and they never had the bristles glued together, and they never arrived frayed from shipping either. That doesn't strike me as realistic. If a company is going to do something weird like that, they need to send a card with their product with instructions on how to fix it. So strange.