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My order placed in December never arrived. Watched it for two months. Then in March tracking number updated saying it had been delivered 8 weeks prior in January which did not happen. Never received the item and they won't issue refund or send product. Awful experience! This is a scam. This is fraud.
Order never arrived, shipping from China, providing fake tracking numbers. No order and no money back.
Absolutely a scam. They do NOT honor the 30 day money back guarantee. Horrible product and false advertising. From experience, they refused to refund my money even though I could not get the lashes to work, and my request was under the 30-day "trial." Their Facebook and IG threads are fake as well, with responses from the company that state there is no risk, over and over. Do not believe this guarantee. It is 100% FALSE.
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