Toronto woman slams Shoppers Drug Mart for high prices of beauty products Toronto
"I also noticed they inflate the original price when there's a sale to make it look better," Kate said in her TikTok.
"I couldn't find body wash for under $8, like that's scary, that's a basic necessity," she continued."Quo is seriously out to lunch, this was the worst price gouging, and the fact that it's owned by the Loblaws family makes it so much worse," she said. Lots of beauty lovers commented under the original TikTok, sharing that they too have avoided purchasing products from"I never shop there anymore, there's no way to justify these prices," one person shared.
"$11 secret deodorant, for that price does the cashier spit in your face after you pay too? Damn," another shopper commented. "Why is everything so much more expensive in Canada??? And how do we stop it? What is the solution??" one user asked., where she said she found similar products, such as masks, toothpaste, and deodorant all for under $5.
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