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Fake Website! of the original website!! DO NOT ORDER FROM THESE SCAMMERS
If you look closely they use cheap AI pictures. They pretend to be the original but are just a fake company and website operating from Paris / France. This company has nothing to do with the original! The original is from the US ….
Once I received the bottles after months, it was all alcoholic not edible … unlike the original !!
BEWARE SCAM AND FAKE !!!!!
Beware that this is a fake business and website pretending to sell the original products. You can only purchase the original products through the official USA website, Haute Sauce Beauty. Do not be fooled ! This website uses Ai. Generated content and sends you (if you are lucky lol) FAKE products!, the contain alcohol and are not edible! Please guys don’t fall for this scam…. Get your perfume from the original website.
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