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I purchased a product from CroiBeauty 6 weeks ago and have still not received it. Emailed them who responded straight away ensuring me that I was not being scammed and that product was probably held up at customs. Didn’t know there was custom checks between Cork andDonegal???. Subsequent emails have been ignored.
Do not use this company they are scamming people.
This brand advertises heavily online to sell roll-on neck cream. It advertises itself as a Cork based brand that is popular with Irish women. The brand is unfortunately not based in Cork, the product looks as if it is shipping from China and 4 weeks after purchase there is no delivery of product
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