Scam alert: Clicks warns of fake Beauty Playground 2026 page targeting ticket buyers
Clicks has warned against a fake Instagram page impersonating its Beauty Playground 2026 event, urging fans not to click, follow or pay.
Clicks Beauty Playground has issued a warning on Instagram about a fake page, Beauty Playground 2026, impersonating the retailer and its popular event. In a post, Clicks requested that its followers not engage with the impostor page, refrain from clicking on its links, purchasing tickets, or sharing personal or payment information.
The retailer urged fans to rely solely on official channels for updates and asked the community to report the fake page and share the warning. The scam is particularly deceptive because the announcement for Clicks Beauty Playground 2026 was made only a few weeks ago, and ticket sales have not yet been released. Scammers are likely targeting this gap, as fans are eager to purchase tickets as soon as they come across something official.
The warning has sparked debate, with some believing that genuine ticket sales are near and others frustrated by the lack of official information, which seems to invite copycats. Until Clicks confirms ticket details, fans are advised to avoid buying from anyone claiming to have tickets, links, or early access, follow only the retailer's verified account, and never enter payment or personal information on unverified pages.
Clicks will share all official Beauty Playground news and updates through its own verified channels.
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