I am a public official and hair loss person who is currently working on licensing at a government agency.
If you're caught in customs, you say it's not for sale, and you just need to pay about 8% tariffs on imports for personal purposes, but if there's a problem with the procedure or if you're separated from it, you can ask for more documents
The unlucky product itself may be returned to the place of order.
As the customs agent below posted, joint purchase of cosmetics is a very dangerous idea.
When selling domestic products itself, it should be carried out in a certain form of business
Moreover, without licensing cosmetics that have not yet been officially approved by foreign countries, without paying customs duties
Distribution leads to the worst unexpected situation.
This is due to the surveillance of the domestic cosmetics industry and the protection of the country by state agencies
This is because foreign cosmetics import and distribution have strict conditions.
In case I'm worried, I'd like to buy four and share them with you
It's a really good and reasonable idea, but if you get caught in a bad way by the authorities
Tariffs aren't the problem, they're all complicated
There may be cases where you pay a fine.Please be Yuju's friend.
>It's a pity that the hair loss escape team worked hard for us, but things happened..
>You worked hard, but I'm sorry... You've been working so hard...
>I received a 2:8 teacher's investigation and ordered it to be born as a wonderful number.
>The gardener was mean to use Fullmore, so even if I had left, I'd just quit...
>The customs office contacted me just a week later.
>From what I found out, there is bad news about the match.
>The customs caught me ordering 4 individual orders.
>I thought it was easy to find it after paying customs duties, but that's not the problem.
>The dummy match itself means that products that have not been approved for import cannot enter Korea...
>I came in well, but I wondered what you were talking about...
>What are you talking about when everyone has been writing down a company with credibility in the United States?
>So in the case of a small amount (1 or 2), it is difficult to crack down and the price is not long, so it is passed.
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>In other words, it's okay if you get lucky and if you get caught, it's confiscated and returned no matter what...
>I think the situation is worse than what the customs agent said the other day.
>You don't need FDA approval from the United States...
>Now I just want you to give me a refund properly.
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