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Opeyemi Famakin warns Nigerians against fake body mist
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Opeyemi Famakin warns Nigerians against fake body mist

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Food critic, Opeyemi Famakin, has warned Nigerians against buying “high end” body mists from vendors in Nigeria, raising concern over the authenticity and health safety of some products being sold at unusually low prices.

In a post, Famakin urged consumers to be cautious, noting that they should be concerned when such high end celebrity brands that cost as high as N40,000 are sold for N4000  in Nigeria.

He also warned that some vendors could attempt to convince customers that their products are original or increase their prices to make them appear authentic.

Famakin advised Nigerians to avoid purchasing the body mists from vendors unless they are buying from trusted, verified stores.

He added that while he shares recommendations on products to buy, he would also continue warning his followers about products he believes could pose potential health risks like cancer.

Opeyemi Famakin warns Nigerians against fake body mist

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