Are there reported adverse reactions or recalls for Luminance Milano products in 2023 or 2024?

1. Consumer complaints point to quality and fulfillment problems

Multiple consumer complaint platforms show customers reporting that received items were counterfeit, different from online photos, low quality, or sent from unexpected origins (e.g., China), and that refunds were difficult to secure ^{[2] [1]}. The Better Business Bureau hosts complaints about late delivery, incorrect items and refund disputes ^[1]. These are operational and product‑authenticity issues rather than documented medical adverse‑event reports in the sources provided ^{[1] [2]}.

2. Trust and legitimacy flags from review and scam‑checking sites

Scamadviser and Scam Detector both raised trust concerns about luminancemilano.com, describing the site as “might be a scam” or “definitely questionable” based on algorithmic checks and risk factors ^{[3] [4]}. Those services aggregate signals such as domain history, review patterns and site metadata; they are not regulatory recall databases but indicate elevated consumer‑risk signals in 2024–2025 reporting ^{[3] [4]}.

3. Positive reviews coexist with complaints — mixed customer picture

Trustpilot and other review pages include many positive user reviews praising product performance and customer service, alongside negative reports ^{[5] [6] [7]}. Trustpilot pages show hundreds of reviewers and many favorable comments dating through 2024–2025, indicating a divided customer experience rather than a uniform safety issue ^{[5] [7]}.

4. No government recall or formal adverse‑reaction notice found in the supplied material

The provided sources include a CPSC recall for a different brand, Bagno Milano, which is unrelated to Luminance Milano and concerns flammability of children’s robes—this highlights name similarity risks but does not implicate Luminance Milano in recalls ^[8]. The supplied corpus contains no link to FDA, CPSC, or other regulatory recalls or to formal adverse‑event reports for Luminance Milano products in 2023 or 2024; official recall or adverse‑reaction records for Luminance Milano are not found in current reporting ^{[8] [1] [2]}.

5. Ingredient and safety‑claim listings do not equal regulatory safety confirmation

SkinSafe pages list ingredient reviews for specific Luminance Milano products and report high “top allergen free” or hypoallergenic scores for some items, which suggests formulations were screened by ingredient‑review services ^{[9] [10]}. Those listings are product‑level ingredient summaries, not adverse‑event surveillance or regulatory clearance; they do not substitute for official recall or adverse‑reaction data ^{[9] [10]}.

6. Name‑similar recalls can cause confusion — read labels and sources

A 2023 CPSC recall involves Bagno Milano robes, not the cosmetics company Luminance Milano; consumers and reporters can conflate the brands because of similar names, which makes careful source‑checking essential ^[8]. I flag that similarity because searchers may misattribute that recall to the cosmetics brand without checking the product and company names ^[8].

7. What this means for consumers today

Based on the available sources, there are documented consumer complaints about product authenticity, shipping and refunds and algorithmic scam warnings for luminancemilano.com, but no supplied evidence of formal recalls or documented adverse‑reaction reports for Luminance Milano products in 2023–2024 ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}. If you are concerned about safety or authenticity, prioritize purchases from verified retailers, check ingredient pages for allergens ^{[9] [10]}, and monitor regulatory databases (FDA, CPSC) because those authoritative sources are not included among the current materials provided and may have additional data not covered here.

Limitations: This analysis uses only the supplied documents. I do not find official recall/adverse‑reaction notices for Luminance Milano in 2023–2024 in these sources; additional reporting or government records outside this dataset may exist but are not cited here (not found in current reporting).