The official announcement of the Canadian affordable skin care brand that Chinese love to buy is about to increase in price so much
Recently, a very popular Canadian skincare brand said that it will increase some products** in 2024 due to "prices**". The Ordinary skincare brand is a brand owned by Deciem, founded in 2013 by Iranian-Canadian Brandon Truaxe. This brand is called "affordable medicine" by many Chinese netizens due to its extremely low ** but high ingredient concentration.
There are hundreds of recommendations in a certain book, and they are easily available in Canada, so almost everyone who cares about skincare has several bottles.
Source: theordinary
We try to stay sensible in our pricing approach when it comes to ***, because we know that even a small amount of *** on your favorite products can affect your choice of those products. It's never easy to change a brand, but we know that revisiting ours will create sustainability for our brand.
The company went on to say that from January 2, 2024, customers will notice "** adjustments to all of our products". The average change is 0$76, or 1CAD 01. On the other hand, the company said it would keep a few products** unchanged, including glycolic acid 7% exfoliating toner and niacinamide 10% + zinc 1%.
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At the end of the email to customers, he wrote: "We know this news can be overwhelming, but we hope that advance notice and background will help you understand why we had to make this decision." "You may think that a dollar increase may not seem like much, but the original price of the brand is already very low. Like some popular essence 30ml**original price**5.5 dollars, a dollar increase for these single products, is almost 20%.
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Friends who love to use it can stock up on a few more bottles before the price increases!