Mona T.

I recently went to a spa and was introduced to a Naturopathica peel during a half hour facial treatment. I walked out with a super clean tingly and nicely blushed face.:-) (two days after I saw subtle skin with a nice glow). Anyway, right at the spa I decided to buy the peel despite the steep price considering the (at the time only anticipated/hoped for results). I used the peel a few times in the next few weeks and was convinced enough so I decided to give a couple more Naturopathica products a try. I came across Dermstore and it looked legitimate enough to order there. Very excited when the products arrived only a few days later! To my dismay one of the seals was broken and a considerable amount of the product had leaked all over the package. Considering the price point and that Naturopathica has a good reputation that was the first thing that made me suspicious. Next, I noticed that the lot numbers on the products were in entirely different formats, print and size. Odd. Next, I noticed that the blue color of the newly ordered containers was lighter than the container I had purchased at the spa. Further, the stickers on the container were placed slightly differently than the original and the brand name was in slightly differently sized font. Not sure if this means they are simply old or returned products or are counterfeit, but I won't purchase again at Dermstore. My skin is too important to take the risk. The company is supposedly owned by Target which makes it even worse. I'd recommend that Target look into this.