I experienced breakouts after using the La Roche Posay sunscreen, despite its intended use for oily skin. After conducting some research, I came to the realization that the product I purchased from Trendyol may be a counterfeit. It completely destroyed my appearance just in time for the holiday. Never mind the amount of money I wasted; there's a chance my skin was even exposed to bacteria. I strongly advise against using it.
I recently purchased a La Roche-Posay sunscreen from a local pharmacy, hoping to protect my skin from the sun's harmful rays. However, to my dismay, the sunscreen triggered a severe breakout on my face, leaving me with a complexion riddled with blemishes. Initially, I attributed the breakout to a p...
I purchased a total of 6–7 La Roche-Posay sunscreens (mainly Fluide Invisible and Antidark Spot Fluid) through Trendyol under the following order numbers: #10241028938, #10300056151, and #10236360607. When I scanned the barcodes on the boxes, they appeared as original, so I did not initially suspect...
On March 3rd, I ordered a La Roche-Posay sunscreen from its official seller on Trendyol. I just opened the product today, intending to use it for the first time—and I was shocked. The cream was completely watery, had a strange, unpleasant odor, and was clearly not in usable condition. It felt nothin...
Hello, I purchased La Roche-Posay sunscreen from Trendyol last week. It’s the same product I’ve used every summer without any issues—but this time, something is clearly wrong with the formula or the packaging. Right from the moment I opened it, I noticed that the cap and surrounding area were messy...
I bought a La Roche-Posay Anthelios sunscreen through their platform, and I seriously doubt its authenticity. The product packaging has two barcodes, with a different barcode sticker placed right over what appears to be the original one. This immediately raised huge red flags and made me extremely w...
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