I need to buy about $1300 RRP Jurlique for my cousin, I was wondering where to buy them cheapest?
I found a Chinese souvenirs shop having Jurlique and few other beauty brand, selling 32% off by cash.
I think that's a really good deal.
Is there any place selling them cheaper? And how risky is that they are not selling fake products (Don't think it's possible in Oz…)?
I know a place in chatswood, next to chatswood chase
the chinese shopping centre
that place sells at a slight discount, not sure if it was 32% off but pretty sure they are not counterfeit (have the boxes and bags)
dj does not shop In dj?
Lol I need to change my nick, it's dean jones the cricketer. Top score 145
Wow…looks like many online shops sell Jurlique - oo, Kogan, COTD, dealdirect…..in the photos, same stuff in Kogan does not have box?! which ones are real?
Also, the cheap ones could be OLD stock. Jurlique have essential oils, which need to be fresh; they go rancid when old stock.
I would not buy cheap stock.
I would think so too, is there a date of factory and best before date?
Need to buy $1300 worth..? Umm ok..
yea… chinese relative who chase after western products… i myself never bought one…
remind me the times when people carried new TV with bamboo sticks to China,
How urgent is it?
I use Jurlique but I never buy unless there is a discount code available for the official website. They are usually 15% off. They don't come around very often though - about once every two to three months I would guess.
yea becoz im flighting in 2 weeks for TRS
TRS, you will have to hand carry all those. Products as none exceed the 200ml limit. They may also stop you from taking it past security as well, as it might be deemed a threat. If I were you I'll just quote pricing to your cousin with the tax and check it all in, not worth the hassle. The price with the aud is way cheaper already. Or else post it back to her and save the trouble.
The store around Ultimo TAFE Sydney is the cheapest. Around KFC and Maccus on george street.
32% off. All genuine items as I have personally rang up Jurlique head office to double check already.
Jurlique website under "find a store" is your best way to check which store are real authorised sellers.
There are counterfeit products in Australia, don't be ridiculous.
I would be suspicious of a souvenir shop selling Jurlique products as, at best, I highly doubt it's endorsed by the company itself given what I know (I actually know a lot about Jurlique for various reasons ;).