blurpleberry
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[h=2]bnib dazzleglass without a stiff brush?[/h]
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bnib dazzleglass without a stiff brush?
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gildedangel
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The very first dazzleglasses had soft brushes, what color is it? I think that it was the first release, maybe the second too. There is no way to fully sterilize a lipgloss at all. If it was a color that was released later than those first releases, then it was definetly used.
ThePowderPuff
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I would definitely return it. That is just not ok!
Makeup Emporium
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How are you going to return it when she said it was new? Is she even willing to take it back? I doubt someone selling on Craigslist will take it back for a refund!
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..now i'm wondering if i should just keep it or try to return it... hmm... |
How are you going to return it when she said it was new? Is she even willing to take it back? I doubt someone selling on Craigslist will take it back for a refund!
gildedangel
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Well at least you can B2M it as an empty!
romi79_2008
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It happened the same to me when I bought from allcosmeticwholesale, worse is that i trusted that site. In my case was Bare necessity
panda0410
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But not all of them did. All of my first release dazzleglasses had bound bristles, every single one of them. I've only ever received a brush once with soft bristles and that was a Babysparks off ebay which I ditched (and got a replacement for)... just the thought of having a used dazzleglass was enough to make me nervous enough to throw it away!
If I received a soft bristled dazzleglass I'd be inclined to think it had been used a request a refund/replacement or throw it away.
| Originally Posted by gildedangel
The very first dazzleglasses had soft brushes, what color is it? I think that it was the first release, maybe the second too. There is no way to fully sterilize a lipgloss at all. If it was a color that was released later than those first releases, then it was definetly used. |
But not all of them did. All of my first release dazzleglasses had bound bristles, every single one of them. I've only ever received a brush once with soft bristles and that was a Babysparks off ebay which I ditched (and got a replacement for)... just the thought of having a used dazzleglass was enough to make me nervous enough to throw it away!
If I received a soft bristled dazzleglass I'd be inclined to think it had been used a request a refund/replacement or throw it away.
