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I am from Greece and i ordered a Mousse foam for hair but IT WAS NOTHING LIKE THAT!!!
It didn't even come out !!! Probably had expired long time ago and when i send a message complaining to the company: KYANA, NOBODY ANSWERED ME BACK.
It wasn't any cheap either!!!
IT IS UNNACCEPTABLE ALL THIS
This fraud company is from China, not from Amsterdam. This is a fraud company. Orders have been 3 months and still not received. This company hacks the card and withdraws money. Be careful.
I never received my order. The webshop is not available anymore and the email is no longer existing so impossible to contact them.
Website created to cheat many people. Absolutely pefide stealers and layers thill the end .
Not from Amsterdam or even EU. Chinese with import taxes
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