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3 of the 4 creams I ordered are almost expired (February 2023).
UPD: I wrote to customer service and they asked me to send them the order back and sent me a new order. But in the new order, 2 of the 4 items are expired (expiration date February 2023)
I ordered a product and didn’t hear anything about the package till a whole week after, after I contacted them about it. I also received a couple of spam mail from coverbrands that was weird. Although the product was good when I finally got it, but the customer service and shipping time was not a good experience.
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