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Each Marshalls Shopper Know that you can find popular designer brands on store shelves at highly reduced prices. If you are a real Discount Shopper, however, you know that the biggest savings in this retailer came twice a year. Every January and July, Marshalls holds a Large yellow-tag sale To eliminate stocks and make room for new items, marking old products at their lowest absolute prices. But last month, customers noticed a worrying trend during the yellow event of the retailer. Read the rest to know why they now say that Marshalls sells "dangerous materials".

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On January 25, a buyer named Jenny published a Tiktok video On his own, @jennyy_sandoval, showing off and another person sailing on the yellow game of a Marshalls store.

"We were disappointed," she legend the video.

In Tiktok, Jenny highlights problems with many beauty products marked with yellow labels. Some articles were empty, used or had clear health problems.

"Fifty cents [for] a mask? Oh, he has a fungus," she said, while opening the top of a container of face cream to reveal brown and black spots on the product.

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In the video, Jenny and the other buyer also highlight sales items that do not work, have expired or have been damaged. The Tiktok explosive won more than 4.4 million views in just one week.

In the comments section, current and former employees of TJX companies (which is the parent company of Marshalls, T.J. Maxx and Homegoods) said they sometimes had to keep bad products on the ground.

"I worked at T.J. Maxx and once, we found an open lip balm without a package or label on the ground, and my manager told me to put a price on it," replied a person.

Another commented: "When I worked at T.J. Maxx, I literally had to sneak and throw things because my managers were forced to keep everything." AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

The reason for this? "I work at Marshalls, and the motto of my store manager is always" someone will buy it "," said a Tiktok user.

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On January 27, Jenny published follow -up Tiktok video After buying more yellow tags in a Marshalls store. In the second part, she and her friend show serums of hair that has been used, skin care bottles that are missing their tops, empty makeup pallets and earrings that lack one in the pair.

"No, wait, is this my favorite, [just] a dollar?" One of the buyers said by entering a container of Brazilian bodies butter on the shelf. But once she opens it, she is still disappointed to find an almost empty product.

Jenny's second video has already exploded on Tiktok, gathering more than 1.1 million views in five days. According to the comments, it is clear that it is a regular Marshalls experience which frustrates more than a few buyers.

"This is how Marshalls is every time I will watch the authorization. It's ridiculous," replied a user.

Another person commented: "You will never find authorization items that are not broken."

But while some buyers simply joked about how it can be boring in the comments section, others have stressed that this should be a major concern for the retailer and those who make purchases there.

"Each client should continue the Marshalls for this," said a user in this answer. "Both a biohazard (with open makeup and used for sale) and dangerous materials (chemical materials open and used for sale)."

Better life contacted Marshalls about these concerns, and we will update this story with its answer.

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