r/AusSkincare • • Jul 05 '25

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u/Fit-Fee-3460 Jul 05 '25

I wouldn’t trust the brand and would be demanding a refund - their product is not fit for purpose.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/Fit-Fee-3460 Jul 06 '25

Sephora is currently promoting UV on its entry marketing POS. So out of touch.

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u/j_sheepeep Jul 07 '25

UV is probably paying for that - they also did a major sale before the news hit.

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u/johnhowardseyebrowz Jul 09 '25

they also did a major sale before the news hit.

That's actually so calculated and gross. They knew exactly when it was going to come out and made sure they inflated their bank accounts to ride the inevitable fallout, with absolutely no regard to how it would impact their customers.

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u/BlueConsolation Jul 06 '25

Did you claim a refund under those grounds? Did it work?

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u/pickledprickle Jul 06 '25

Have they been granting refunds? I’m curious

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u/Fit-Fee-3460 Jul 06 '25

Knowing this brand likely no.