2 fake La Rosée stores sell its full range 65% to 70% off, even its €1 tree donation
Two live stores, larovive.shop and valdina.shop, each sell more than 100 La Rosée products with the brand's logo, product names and photos, most marked 65% or 70% off. Both give the same contact address, on a misspelt domain nobody has registered. Our domain sweep missed them: 'la rosée' is an everyday French phrase, and the lookalike names mostly belonged to unrelated businesses. Public website-scan archives and Google results tied six .shop domains to these stores. larovive.shop was registered on 22 July 2026. On the marketplaces we found resale, mostly above La Rosée's own prices, and nothing we could show to be fake.
- 107
- La Rosée products on larovive.shop
- 17 sec
- From domain registration to full catalogue
- 65%
- Discount on 71 of its products
- 6
- .shop domains tied to the stores
larovive.shop was fully stocked within 17 seconds of registration
La Rosée's own site is soft and light: a blue LA ROSÉE PARIS wordmark, lifestyle photos and a pharmacy finder in the menu. larovive.shop puts the same blue wordmark on a plain store template, under a banner reading 'Jusqu'à 70% de réduction sur une sélection d'articles'. Its page title rearranges La Rosée's own: 'Cosmétiques Écoresponsables et jusqu'à 100% Naturels | La Rosée cosmétiques'.
larovive.shop was registered at 08:31:27 UTC on 22 July 2026. The store software stamps each product with a creation time, and all 107 were created between 08:31:39 and 08:31:43 that morning. The full La Rosée catalogue was in place less than 17 seconds after registration, which suggests an automated setup.
The prices follow one formula. For all 99 products we could match by name, the struck-through dollar price is La Rosée's euro price times about 1.145. 71 then carry a -65% badge. The €30 e-gift card is $12.02. La Rosée's charity add-on '1 euro = 1 arbre planté', a tree-planting donation, is on sale for $0.40. On the product page the badge disappears: the Crème hydratante visage shows $22.78 there, against $7.97 in the shop grid.
La Rosée's €1 tree-planting donation, on sale at 65% off for $0.40.
What we caught
The store lists 107 products. 105 use exactly the same web address as a product on larosee-cosmetiques.com, from the Crème hydratante visage to the baby liniment, with La Rosée's French product names and descriptions.
We compared 21 product photos from larovive.shop with La Rosée's own. 19 match an official photo at a combined image-hash distance of 0 to 5. The Crème hydratante visage packshot scores 3, where 0 means identical.
Every struck-through price is La Rosée's euro price converted to dollars at about 1.145. The Crème hydratante visage, €19.90 on the official site, is listed at $22.78 and sold for $7.97. 71 of the 105 priced products carry a -65% badge.
larovive.shop and valdina.shop both give support@larosecosmtiques.com as their only email address. The domain misspells the brand's name and is unregistered, so a customer's message goes nowhere.
The evidence, page by page
La Rosée's packshot of the Crème hydratante visage, left, and the store's copy. Combined image-hash distance: 3.
La Rosée's blue wordmark under a banner promising up to 70% off.
La Rosée's one-euro donations for tree planting and coral preservation, listed for $0.40 each.
The Gel-crème hydratant visage, €19.90 on the official site, shown at $19.90 and sold for $5.97.
Both live stores list support@larosecosmtiques.com, on a domain nobody has registered.
Captured on 19 July 2026, three days after registration. The registry has since put the domain on hold.
La Rosée's packshot of the Lotion tonique hydratante, left, and the photo in a Joom listing. They match by eye; the Joom copy is lower resolution and more saturated. Both Joom listings come from one shop shipping from Korea.
The 200 ml toner, €16.90 on La Rosée's site, listed on Joom at €55 plus €4 delivery on 27 September 2026.
valdina.shop's catalogue came from a domain now on hold
valdina.shop runs the same storefront software, down to an identical stylesheet, with a different layout and a red 'Livraison gratuite dans le monde entier' banner. Its 108 products were created on 26 March 2026 within four seconds. For 84 of the 87 products we could match, the dollar price is the same number as La Rosée's euro price, and 61 are marked -70%. The €30 gift card is $9.00 and the tree-planting donation $0.30.
valdina.shop was only registered on 16 May 2026, seven weeks after its products were created. Its image files sit in a folder named after another domain, laroseecosmetiquesshop.shop, which got its first security certificate on 26 March 2026, the day the products were created, and is now on hold. The catalogue appears to have moved from a brand-name domain to a neutral one.
Scan archives and search results show three more .shop stores with the same page title. laroseecosmetiquesbeauty.shop, registered on 16 July 2026, was captured three days later with La Rosée's logo and a 'Why Choose Us' block, and the registry has since put it on server hold. laroseecosmetiques.shop, registered on 28 May 2026, is on hold at its registrar. laroseecosmetiquescare.shop, registered on 13 June 2026, was indexed by Google with the same title and is now on server hold. larovive.shop, valdina.shop and laroseecosmetiquesbeauty.shop all sat on the same hosting network.
A Joom shop asks €55 for La Rosée's €16.90 toner
The marketplace sweep found La Rosée products and no sign of counterfeits. On Amazon, the scanner matched five genuine La Rosée listings. On Amazon.fr, French pharmacies and Amazon itself sold them at or above list price: the Body Cream at €22.50 against €17.90 on the brand's site. On Amazon.com, a third-party seller we could not match to the brand offered the SPF 50+ sun stick at $39.99. La Rosée sells it for €13.90.
eBay returned two La Rosée sun-care listings at $28.49 and $29.00. The other 18 results were a perfume that shares the name. An exact-image search found a packshot of La Rosée's Lotion tonique hydratante on Joom that matches the brand's own by eye. The four Joom addresses it returned lead to two listings from one shop shipping from Korea. On 27 September they priced the 200 ml bottle at €55 and €63, plus €4 delivery, against €16.90 on the official site. Neither listing had any reviews. Alibaba, AliExpress and Temu returned nothing branded La Rosée, and our TikTok and ad checks found no impersonating accounts or ads.
Most exact-image matches for La Rosée's photos were pharmacies and parapharmacies that stock the brand, in France and abroad. That is ordinary distribution.
No orders placed, no checkout seen
We placed no orders with either live store and never saw a checkout page, so we cannot say what a buyer would receive, or whether anything would ship. The stores' shipping and returns claims, such as delivery by named French carriers, are unverified.
Image search also found two unrelated websites with pages indexed under odd product titles next to La Rosée photos, a pattern often seen on hacked sites. Neither showed that content when we opened it, so we did not count them. A seventh domain, larosee-cosmeparis.com, registered on 21 May 2026, now shows a closed-store page from a shop platform. We could not see what it sold or who ran it.
How to shut it down
The takedown plan, step by step, built from the evidence above.
Archive both live stores now
Capture larovive.shop and valdina.shop: catalogues, prices, contact pages, product creation times, DNS records and certificates, while they are still online.
Send registrar and host one package
Give each store's registrar and hosting network La Rosée's matching photos, the 105 copied product addresses and the euro-to-dollar price formula.
Register larosecosmtiques.com yourself
The misspelt domain is unregistered. Registering it defensively stops anyone else from receiving complaints from customers who write to the fake stores.
Watch .shop domains and the rearranged title
Four of the six domains are already on hold, and at least one catalogue moved to a new name. Monitor new .shop registrations and search results for La Rosée's rearranged page title.
65% below the pharmacy shelf
Both live stores took La Rosée's catalogue as it stands, product addresses and charity donations included, and ran one discount across all of it. larovive.shop did it less than 17 seconds after its domain was registered. A customer who pays and needs help will write to an address on a domain nobody has registered.
Four of the six .shop domains are now on hold. valdina.shop shows the catalogue can outlive its domain: loaded under a brand name, served under a neutral one. For a brand sold mainly through pharmacies, a price 65% below the pharmacy shelf is the clearest warning a shopper will get.
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