Authentic packaging is more exquisite. First of all, buying cosmetics or lipstick can be identified from the packaging. Generally, the packaging of genuine products is exquisite, the printing of trademarks and logo is clear, and there will be no ink diffusion and the like. Especially when you touch this manual with your fingertips, you will also have a clear sense of protrusion. In contrast, fakes will be rough in this piece, without any texture, and even the instructions on the bottle body will be somewhat vague.
Anti-counterfeiting logo to identify? Generally, the cosmetics we buy will have a string of anti-counterfeiting labels, which can be identified just like our human ID cards. Therefore, after consumers buy products, they can take pictures of the code for comparison. Of course, many codes are tampered with in advance now, and there is no way to find out by coding. So for this small method, everyone can judge for themselves whether it is useful or not.
Looking at the labels and typos, I remember that some netizens broke the news before, saying that if you buy Japanese cosmetics, it is easy to judge that they are fakes, because fakes will have many typos. Besides, there is no production date on the packaging of Japanese goods, and they habitually write the batch number. If you like to use Japanese products, you might as well judge whether you have bought fakes from the label and production date. Don't panic if you accidentally buy a fake. You can keep the receipt, so that you can have a basis when you complain.