Here's the very loose translation from that french language message board. site:
"I have just received 3 pigments, my friend said to me that they come
from a collection not marketed yet (which?) - will sakura (pink) -
passion love(bourgogne)
- tear drops(beige) I cannot décrireles colors well because it grows
dark and I did not test them yet.
beside each name he is written between brackets WN, I do not know what
Ca means."
I'm assuming it means Working Name and the Ca means Canada?
I also checked back in the auction description:
"Pigment is a highly concentrated loose colour powder that contains ingredients to help it adhere to the skin. Pigment comes in an excellent range of colours. Use to create a subtle wash of colour or an intense effect. Pigment does not streak or cake, is easy to blend and long-lasting. 2.5g / .08 oz"
I seem to remember that there were a series of fake piggies around a while back that had these same incorrect weights on them. Wait a minute here it is, including, (surprise, surprise) a link to the fake All-Girl pigments seller. They must have made their way to another eBay seller. Ah, the circle of fakery.
http://www.specktra.net/showthread.p...t=fake+pigment
And it's from the uk
And it's way too cheap
I imagine the seller removed them from the boxes to prevent people from seeing the info on the boxes, but took the info. from the box.
So my conclusion, definitely fake.
