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	fXIeLaebSgegX		5/18/2012
Reviewed by:	Simona from yAvRuFNaBuJNoV.
Walmart would no more sell a contaminated, cotruenfeited, years old and or stolen beauty product than they would a food product. The potential fallout from their customer base and the ensuing bad publicity ensures that any beauty product you buy (that you can get at the salon) is the same thing. where they explained it in more detail and answered comments concerning salon vs. big box store products.Really now, do you believe that Walmart is willing to risk selling a product that can seriously injure someone? They'd have to pay millions in restitution and to clean their image back up (the latter may even take years.) And even if it is counterfeit one would naturally think that L'Oreal (a mega huge company) would be pretty damn ticked off that a major chain store is selling contaminated/old/counterfeit product under their name (not only harming Walmarts reputation, but L'Oreals as well.) I don't doubt that counterfeit, damaged and stolen goods are sold all over the world, I just don't think it's as common an occurrence as people would like to believe. There is way too much money at risk for both the seller and the brand for them to allow things like that to happen.It all comes down to one thing: money. Companies like L'Oreal like it and if they have an opportunity to make more of it they will.

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