GlambotsellReviews 52

I heard about GLAMBOT in a makeup tutorial. I know they both buy and sell lightly used used makeup, but I'm not comfortable using used makeup bc I have sensitive skin- so, I decided to send in some of my extra eye palettes. I mostly sent in Too Faced, NARS, MAC and Urban Decay. (I kept my beloved HUDA palettes for myself- lol). I made sure that I only sent in brand on their accepted list. I was a bit paranoid about packing the palettes since they are fragile, but I used some scrap bubble wrap and paper that I had around the house. Also made sure to use an old Amazon box bc I don't think a bag would do the job. The process took a bit longer than I expected but I think they are a small-ish company, so not really fair to hold them to Amazon type standards (lol). I chose cash and not the store credit- I think I ended up earning about 40% of retail. Pretty satisfied considering they paid for the shipping and there were no additional tacked on fees. I'll definitely share my experience with my close GFs. Thank You GLAMBOT!

I work in beauty retail and my coworker told me about this company. She has sold a few times before. I thought it was a great idea- especially since we get so much makeup to test so we can make recommendations to customers. There are only a few mainstay items that use on a daily basis (and only so many shades of eyeshadow and lipstick that I feel comfortable rocking) so being able to sell was a real life saver. I even send in high quality items that they don't accept since I figure they'll make better use of it than me. Great idea!

Sent in my first box of makeup to them last week. I got the email offer for my items within a day or so of my package reaching their facility. Because it was my first time selling, I was keeping an eye on my package's tracking. I probably sent in about $200 retail value worth of makeup, so I was a bit nervous about it. It took about 10 days for my package to be delivered to them. They must use basic parcel standard shipping (which I can understand because they pay for the shipping upfront). My offer was $90- I think that was pretty good considering that some of the items were somewhat used. I was expecting more but it's some spending cash for the weekend- so it's all good to me! Will share about them to my friends who could use their service.

I subscribe to several beauty subscription boxes. I love the variety of the items I get every month. Thing is, I like to sample and don't use everything, so I end up with a lot of barely used or even not used, makeup samples. Because some of the items are skincare or other types of creams, they won't stay good forever. My bathroom drawer would start to get really packed and I didn't have any space for my actual makeup. Plus, the clutter was too much to deal with. I learned about Glambot and how they buy used makeup and skincare. I requested a free shipping label and sent my stuff in. I didn't get too much cash in return, but it was better than nothing! Pretty satisfied and will send in another box of makeup and skincare within the next month or so. Thanks guys!

I don't have that much experience selling things online. I tried once before on Facebook Marketplace but it was a turn off because random people were reaching out to me. There were not really serious and were asking a lot of questions that they could have answered themselves if they actually read the listing. The thing that aggravated me was the constant haggling! Ok end of vent there. Glambot was a great alternative because you sell directly to them and they are a legit professional business. It's like giving your makeup to Goodwill but you get cash back! So glad I found them online. Once my makeup stash builds up again, I will be sending out another box for sure!

I found your company when I googled "sell used makeup". So glad I found you guys. I work for a manufacturer and have access to a lot of the makeup that can't be sold in regular retail stores because of minor imperfections, out dated packaging, etc. Because of this, I need to sell anonymously. I love that you allow sellers to do that. Disclosure- I'm posting this under a friend's account. Just wanted to help get the word out about your wonderful service!

I've sold on some other selling apps and I just wasn't impressed. It took a lot of time and potential buyers who were interested would send me messages all day- I just didn't have the time to keep up. The thing that urged me the most was that a lot of potential buyers would ghost me last minute- pfft. What a waste of time. I just sent in my first box so I'm very excited to get my offer from you. Have been checking my email everyday >.<

Second hand Fashion via clothing and accessories has been around forever, so it's about time that Beauty also follows. I have some girlfriends who buy and own A LOT of makeup. Most of the time, they use a palette a few times and then it just ends up sitting around. Now, we can sell the makeup we don't use all the time and make some money from it. We'll probably end up buying more makeup with the cash though, haha. Oh wells. But I definitely think they're on to something here!

I'm a makeup junkie and NOT afraid to admit it!

I love buying new releases from all my favorite brands, but have limited room for all my beloveds. I HATE throwing anything away because it seems wasteful. Most of my makeup is still in pretty good condition and wasn't cheap!

I bought makeup from glambot.com before and had a good experience, so I thought I'd try selling my makeup this time. I sent in several ABH palettes as well as some NARS and Too Faced items. I also threw in some unused samples because they offer a cash bonus for those.

I packed my stuff carefully and used their FREE shipping label to send my items in. It took about a week for my package to be delivered and for them to email me my offer. (This was a bit nerve wracking as there were no email updates re. Tracking).

The emailed offer gave a total dollar amount as well as a description of the 2 items that were not accepted. One item was expired (whoops!) and the other item did not have enough product left. My cash offer was $56.00.

I was expecting a bit more and contacted their customer support. They nicely explained that a lot of work goes into each piece of makeup before it can be sold again. They need to "keep the lights on" as well as offer attractive prices to buyers, so I get it. If you have ever sold clothing to Buffalo Exchange, Crossroads, etc. you get very little in return.

All in all, I think selling to Glambot was a GREAT IDEA! I was able to pass my makeup to others who would appreciate them more and was also able to earn some extra pocket cash! Woot woot!