Love that you counted them

Happens all the time. Always read the amount/ oz's etc... I open the packages too

Innisfree? No but it should be

Thats horrible. Back they go

What a rip off.

the sticker was microwave safe I guess :p

Looks like a roll with a rat turd in the middle.😆

Now this is blatantly false

It turns out this is due to a quirk in Indian food safety standards that allow only non-processed foods to be called natural without using the disclaimer. The company assures its customers that the sugar is indeed natural, but it is processed from sugar cane juice to sugar. https://www.cnbctv18.com/business/companies/not-its-true-nature-parrys-explains-disclaimer-on-its-natural-brown-sugar-7004201.htm

They say "Always read the fine print", but I never thought that would apply to the front cover of a book...

Yes, more bag to share.

Well, it is candY topped, not candIES!

Would like to see the packaging

Blatant false advertising... there is no baby in the actual package

Yes, this is deceptive, but always remember to check the weight of the content.

That's just the law trying to protect people with dietary issues. It contains traces of milk products (Sodium Caseinate) and even if that doesn't cause any problems, it is still necessary to mention it as milk as a potential allergen. But the creamer is not a dried milk product as many creamers are. The main ingredients are corn syrup and palm oil. If you want to throw a fit, start with those two.

Wishbone in New Zealand does this.

Just wow

It has a built-in sharpener for what? To make them even tinier.

Disgusting. Anything that uses more plastic to pack something than is absolutely necessary is just awful. Arggh, this is making me so mad! Who are these people?!

People need to regularly post this kind of thing to warn others and stop companies from doing things like this

I read watermelon and beef 😂

uuuhhhh... well that's not right

WHAT IS IT INTENDED FOR THEN

actually, many eyeshadows say that. It just means its too highly pigmented to put super close to the edge of the eyelid, because it can stain that area for a couple of days, you can use that shade closer to the higher part of the eyelid and brow-bone. now ya know!

lots of eyeshadows say that actually. generally they are actually pressed pigments being sold, and in order to be FDA approved they cannot stain eyes- something very common for pressed pigments. It still should be eye safe (remember to patch test tho !! )

It reads not intended for the Immediate eye area. That means it can be used near the eye, say under the eyebrow, but not right by the edge where it could easily be rubbed in.

Quite a few makeup palettes do this, especially if they are cheaper brands or knock offs.

that is criminal

Makeup for your third eye?

OMG!!!!!!

I think that simply means, "Don't put it on your eyeball'.

Hope you return. Report them to the BBB

The reason for this is that some brands use too heavy pigmented eyeshadow, which are not approved in Europe (But perfectly fine in the USA) because they are so heavily pigmented that they might end up staining your skin for about a day.

Just curious. In what area, exactly, do they think it will be used?

Made in China?

That’s common because FDA doesn’t approve anything that could temporarily stain your skin. But it doesn’t translate to unsafe.

Well which area is it for?

how is it eyeshadow then? it- it would be just "shadow"

WT ACTUAL F?

L'O-UNREAL

They actually counted the bricks? They deserve a refund

Ha! Love the pun. At least you *gained* something from this experience.

I would get a refund

Super dodgy.

ALL “flushable” wipes are harmful and should NOT be flushed because they still don’t break down well and clog up pipes and it is awful for the environment. These should be illegal to be called flushable.

More wasteful packaging. How do the people who come up with these ideas sleep at night. A lot of cereal boxes are half empty. Not only would it save on cardboard, the plastic for the bag inside and the ink, if it were more realistic for the contents, it would also be cheaper to freight because they'd fit more boxes in a truck.

Doesn't say what they are comparing it to. Is there some small print saying its now bigger than a pea?

Just wow. That may actually be a production problem

Everybody: "Uhh, this packaging is terrible." Me: "Is this... CATAN on the second picture? Yay, let me play with you!"

These are the worst. Unfortunately there is always a new generation of parents who are clueless enough to fall for them so they keep making them.

The case is made in the USA... we can't actually trust them to make the important stuff.

Not only is this deceptive, but it's producing extra packaging for nothing. You know that package and all the paint tubes are going to still be on this planet long after all of us are dead and gone.

Always check the comparative weights, not the size of the boxes.

So...what the heck ARE these? I dont recognize that (fruit? veggie?) purple thing....