NaturalSister19
Well-known member
Re: Bargainpad brushes are FAKE
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>>>I have brushes that I purchased from the MAC PRO Store in NY and they DO have the little glittery specks in the handles unlike my older MAC brushes that have a solid shiny black handle.
I also noticed in the 'newer' brushes, the handles seem less 'woodlike' than the newer ones. I just attribute this to manufacturing changes.
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Originally Posted by avjwc
I bought a 239 and a 168 from this seller. After reading this thread I compared those two brushes to the ones I know are authentic and see some difference. 1) The 239's black handle has bits of shinny specks compared to the matte black handle on the authentic brushes. 2) the rounded metal part on the fake isn't the same proportion as the authentic brushes. 3) The "V" between the "M" and the "A" on the MAC label on the handle is more rounded on the fakes compared to the authentic ones. and of course 4) the brushes did not come in the plastic packaging with bar code on it. The 168 from Bargainpad came with an additional clear plastic sleeve to protect the hairs. Although the hairs on these brushes are very soft and comparable to real MAC brushes, I don't like being fooled by dishonest sellers. Help report fake MAC items by using this ebay form. http://cgi1.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAP...i rationDate= In addition, I'm going to leave bargainpad NEGATIVE feedback, and I suggest anyone else here who has purchased from her to do the same. It's the only way other people interested in her auctions will realize the brushes she sells are fake. |
>>>I have brushes that I purchased from the MAC PRO Store in NY and they DO have the little glittery specks in the handles unlike my older MAC brushes that have a solid shiny black handle.
I also noticed in the 'newer' brushes, the handles seem less 'woodlike' than the newer ones. I just attribute this to manufacturing changes.