Quick answer
Before you pay any online skincare seller in Bangladesh, run them through these 7 questions. If they fail even one, walk away.
Want the authentic one? Every product on TheSkinProof is invoice-verified.
Why people trust us →There are thousands of skincare sellers on Facebook, Instagram and marketplaces in Bangladesh — and many sell fakes. Before you trust any of them with your money (and your skin), run this 7-point checklist. A genuine shop passes all seven.
The 7-point checklist
1. Can they prove where the product came from? A trustworthy shop can show import/invoice proof. “Trust me, it’s original” is not proof. (See invoice-verified.)
2. Is there a verifiable batch code? You should be able to check it yourself. (See how to verify a batch code.)
3. Is the price realistic? Far-below-market prices mean fake, expired or grey-market. (See why too cheap is fake.)
4. Is there a real guarantee? Not just “return if unopened” — a genuine authenticity guarantee, like a 2× money-back promise.
5. One official store, or many random pages? Counterfeiters spin up disposable Facebook pages. (See Daraz & Facebook: real or fake.)
6. Do they list full ingredients and honest details? Transparency (INCI, expiry, sourcing) signals a real business.
7. How is it stored? Heat ruins actives — ask about storage. A serious shop uses climate-controlled storage.
A quick way to use this
If a seller fails even one of these — especially #1, #3 or #4 — don’t risk it. For a deeper walkthrough, see how to find a trusted skincare shop and the complete authenticity guide.
How TheSkinProof scores
TheSkinProof is built to pass all seven: invoice + batch verified, realistic pricing, a 2× money-back guarantee, one official store (theskinproof.com), full ingredient transparency, and climate-controlled storage. That’s the standard to hold every seller to. Browse verified products.