Nature Paradise Aloe Vera Lotion is real or fake. Here are a few places to help you distinguish the real thing

Nature's Paradise Aloe Vera Lotion is a set of skin care products that many girls like very much. However, there are still many products on the market that are adulterated and sold. So how should we distinguish the authenticity of Nature Paradise Aloe Vera Lotion? Don’t worry, the following article will take you to learn about it.

Nature's Paradise Aloe Vera Lotion True or False

The bottle of authentic lotion is relatively complete and has no flaws, while the surface of many fake ones is relatively rough. You can also observe the font on the bottle. The font should be naturally rounded. If you add the wrong font, there will be a sense of pause. Finally, in terms of usage, the authentic one has a fragrant but not pungent smell and has a good effect. Of course, it goes without saying about the fake ones. You can try it on the back of your hand first.

What are the characteristics of the authentic Nature Paradise Aloe Vera Lotion?

Authentic Nature Paradise lotion, exquisite packaging, emerald green with a touch of white, very delicate and comfortable. The production number, date and expiration date are printed on the bottom of the bottle of genuine products. The specific contents depend on the batches. Please refer to the actual product for the correct details! The bottle mouth is sealed with tin foil, which is the industry standard for genuine cosmetics. It is more hygienic and safer.

Identify from the text details on the bottle sticker

This is the first point: in actual comparison, it is found that the text, patterns and colors of the fakes are generally more realistic, but there is an obvious error. You can see from the comparison picture above that after the number 80, the 80% "%" symbol of the genuine bottle sticker is in the upper middle position of the number 80, while the "%" symbol of the fake is in the lower middle position.

Compare the authenticity of the bottle cap

The genuine bottle cap has an extra layer of white plastic on the inside, which serves to strengthen the seal so that the lotion will not overflow during transportation. However, the fake bottle cap does not have white plastic on the inside, but is just an ordinary cap. In actual testing, when shaking the fake product, I didn't find any lotion leaking out in the short term, but it's hard to say over a long period of time.