Unauthorised Accounts Are Selling Sephoria Tickets

Getting your hands on a Sephoria ticket this year? Nearly impossible. Tickets to the beauty mega-event sold out within just two hours of going on sale via Platinumlist — the only official ticketing partner.

But just days after tickets were gone, residents started spotting fake Sephoria tickets being sold online

Because there’s hype, someone’s always ready to cash in on it.

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So, what is Sephoria anyway?

For those new to the buzz — Sephoria is Sephora’s ultimate beauty playground with exclusive product drops, celeb and influencer appearances, masterclasses, immersive brand zones and way more. Think of it as the Coachella of cosmetics.

All tickets are currently sold out, but some people are still trying to scam others.

The fake tickets are circulating

Residents raised the alarm about suspicious Instagram accounts, warning that they were pretending to sell Sephoria tickets. Folks say the pages were fake, with misleading posts and comments from bots or fake accounts.

According to the warning, several people had already lost money, and the issue had been reported to the police.

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Reminder: Platinumlist is the only verified seller

Resellers might claim they bought tickets through Platinumlist, but there’s no way to verify if the tickets are real. Since Sephoria tickets are now sold out, if you didn’t get one directly, it’s safest to sit this one out rather than risk getting scammed.

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