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An absolute disgrace of a business. ordered items through Debenhams 37 days ago, stuff was delivered with missing items, damaged items that had leaked over the rest of the order and ruined them. Been... See more
7 LED FACE MASK. Cheap tat that quickly developes faults. No responses at all from eclats customer service. Really Really wish I had seen all these other reviews here before I purchased. Had to inv... See more
I purchased 3 items, retinol serum, vitamin c serum and retinol moisturizer. I've only used a few times and havent noticed any changes to my complexion as it is too soon. However, all 3 of the product... See more
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Noname beauty "brand" with questionable products
Claim themselves premium skincare brand, yet the only "premium" is piggyback on the Eclat name. I got the "glow" facial oil in a beauty box, claiming its value in retail is 60eur, however it is just heavily perfumed water rather than oil.
The "active" ingredients which they claim are at the very end of the ingredients list after the parfum.
Looks like another "noname" beauty brand created to lure "influencers" by putting high retail price and then selling it to influencers with 50% discount. I am sure it doesn't cost even $10.
Their instagram followers seem fake, with 14k followers they hardly get 25-30 likes on their posts. Facebook page is fairly empty with 5 reviews only.
An update from Dec '20, after I received two more products from two more London based no name companies with the same address! Apparently, this and also "dr.Eve_Ryouth" and "London Botanical Laboratories" - three companies registered at the same address (up to the same unit) in one of London business centers. And Eclat Cosmetic Ltd has just 2 employees, both are directors of the same.
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