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), so I would imagine use of their pix is not allowed. It sounds like they have someone checking the MAC auctions ... eBay staff wouldn't do that I don't think.When I worked retail, there were people employed in home office just to patrol eBay. They were looking for things such as employees selling fixtures and products that are for in-store use only, but probably also copyrighted images. People who are PRO-card members who sell on eBay can lose their membership, and at the outlets, you pretty much have to agree that you are buying the products for your use or for bonafide gift purchases-not to resell. Of course, many rarer products can and will end up on eBay. The prices for the Manish Arora stuff are insane. But yes, most companies hate having their products sold on eBay.I know MAC doesn't approve of their products being sold on eBay (of course, they want everyone to buy from them), so I would imagine use of their pix is not allowed. It sounds like they have someone checking the MAC auctions ... eBay staff wouldn't do that I don't think.

When I worked retail, there were people employed in home office just to patrol eBay. They were looking for things such as employees selling fixtures and products that are for in-store use only, but probably also copyrighted images. People who are PRO-card members who sell on eBay can lose their membership, and at the outlets, you pretty much have to agree that you are buying the products for your use or for bonafide gift purchases-not to resell. Of course, many rarer products can and will end up on eBay. The prices for the Manish Arora stuff are insane. But yes, most companies hate having their products sold on eBay.
I think the issue is two things: first, copyrighted images, and second, the fact that many cases where the stock photo is used are when it's a fake being sold. Of course, yours isn't, but still.


I have found the very best thing is to keep your hair short enough that it can't get stuck in your lipgloss
That's the only thing that really, really bugs me. That & when your hair also whips across your glasses and leaves them smudged with lipgloss 
I refuse to go to Wal-Mart as well...I would also do ULTA or Sephora brand, since they're nice and cheap.Thanks for confirming that.
Are there really fakes out there? It just seems like not worth faking for so little $$. Everything I've eBayed has been the real thing (I only do it when I can't get it at the store, either discontinued or LE).
I use Rimmel brow stuff based on a recommendation here--it's much better than MAC. I refuse to go to Walmart, so I get it at drugstore.com. I saw something about a Diorshow brow product--does anyone know if they still make it? I also saw a writeup recently of another one I want to try ...