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I ordered some items from topris.com without knowing they were cheap Chinese copies of the real Urban Decay.
The quality was very bad and some items was broken. I got some items i have not ordered and some items are missing.
I get in contact with the company but they would only give a refund of 20,88 GPB. I paid 113 GPB.
After telling that the case will get my lawer, i have never heard something. The shop is closed.
Fake Urban Decay and wrong pallettes sent. Still waiting on refund!!
Received the Urban Decay Palettes without knowing they were cheap Chinese copies of the real Urban Decay. The quality is not even close to the real ones, pigmentation is quite bad and the colors are very off from the real shades. Nowhere on the site does it say that they are fake versions of Urban Decay nor that they are being shipped from China. Do not buy from them.
these are not urban decay a cheap fake substitute is sent
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