Quick answer
Marketplaces and Facebook pages mix genuine and counterfeit skincare. Here is how to protect yourself — and why TheSkinProof removes the guesswork entirely.
Want the authentic one? Every product on TheSkinProof is invoice-verified.
Check a product free →Daraz and Facebook are convenient — but for skincare they’re risky, because anyone can list a product and call it original. A single marketplace listing can have ten different sellers, some genuine, some selling first-copies. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Why these channels are risky
- No supply-chain proof. Most sellers can’t show an importer invoice.
- Mixed inventory. One product page, many sellers — you don’t control who ships yours.
- Fake reviews & ratings are easy to buy.
- No real recourse if the product turns out fake.
Red flags before you buy
1. Price far below everyone else (the #1 sign of a fake).
2. No batch code, or a code that won’t verify.
3. Stock photos only, no real packaging shots.
4. Seller can’t answer “where did this come from?”
5. “No return” or vague guarantee.
If you already bought from there
Verify the batch code on TheSkinProof’s free Product Checker, inspect the seal and printing, and patch-test before full use. If it’s a banned or mercury cream, stop immediately (see banned products in Bangladesh).
How TheSkinProof is different
TheSkinProof is not a marketplace of random sellers. We sell only at theskinproof.com, every product is invoice-verified and batch-checked before shipping, reviews are tied to real data, and you get a 2× money-back guarantee if anything is proven counterfeit. No mixed inventory, no guessing.
Skip the risk — shop verified skincare at The Skin Proof.