Beauty Pie™ - USAReviews of beautypie.com

Couldn’t be more happier with all of my skincare products!!!

The products I have tried are mostly ok to excellent. The ordering process is frustrating. wish you could fill cart and then delete when actually ready to order. I forget what I want since constantly deleting items to keep within my cap. Most if all if can only order once a month, why email me so many times amonth. I find it annoying.

This was my first shopping experience with beauty pie. I happened to shop during the scavenger hunt. I could not figure out why one of the items that was listed as a scavenger hunt was not being added to my cart appropriately. I figured out that it must have been out of stock but not showing as such and it took a while to figure that out. Just a blip not the end of the world. However, regarding the products I received I would much prefer if the skin care did not have so much synthetic fragrance and would prefer little to no synthetic fragrance. Unless more skincare comes out with less or no synthetic fragrance I might not be able to continue my membership.

This feels too good to be true, love every bit of it.

I received an opened and damaged box and reported this to the company. The boxes insides were wet as well. There was no safety seals on any of the products. This is unsanitary and they refuse to take any responsibility. The "typical cost" they claim is grossly inflated.

All of the items in my box have been of the highest quality. I have used the body scrub and the conditioner. I’ll get the conditioner once again. I got the $99 box without membership and feel like I got a great deal.

I specifically joined to participate in Black Friday Pie day and am thrilled! Products arrived quickly and I look forward to trying many more of the bestsellers. This is quality product without the big $$.

I've been a Beauty Pie member on and off for about a year now. Yes, they have some great products that you can obtain for a fraction of the market price. However, the company engages in shady business practices which make it quite difficult for consumers to determine whether they are truly getting good value for their money. For one thing, it's nearly impossible to post a negative review on their website; all negative reviews are flagged and you'll get an email stating that your review doesn't meet their community guidelines. If a negative review does manage to get through their filter, it'll languish at the bottom of the pile because the default sorting on their website shows reviews from highest to lowest rating. This practice means that you'll have no way of knowing whether other customers really had a good experience with a particular product. The products aren't always such a good deal, either; they often overinflate the 'market price' for an item so that they can charge more overhead off your membership fees. Of course, since there are no returns allowed, you're stuck with whatever you buy and you're out of luck in trying to get your spending limit back. Beauty Pie claims to offer complete transparency, but recently they're raised prices all over their website and have stopped reporting the breakdown of costs for individual items, which strongly implies that they are no longer selling 'makeup without the markup.' Also, how 'transparent' can you be if you're not allowing customers to report negative experiences with products?