Beauty Pie™ - USAReviews of beautypie.com

I love you guys. Love! I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because some products need to match skin tone and it’s hard to guess. I wish you offered some trial sizes or testers. Other than that, I’m a huge fan. Products arrive quickly too.

Love the product and the concept! I own several BP products (serums, eye make up, brushes) - I love them all! I am missing a start because even though I picked the US site, I still get charged an international fee from my CC for how this is invoiced/paid.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my script with Beauty Pie. I am not a high-end shopper, so I enjoy trying some things that are above my normal range. I have tried somethings I never thought I would try--the eyeshadow pencils--now I Love them! Also a fan of the Retinol eye cream. Never leave home without. My newest find is the One Powder Wonder! I use it under my eyes after the Retinol cream--NO bleed of mascara. AND--it does not create wrinkles under your eyes. I joined on a whim--but I renew because I enjoy the product.

All in all a good service. I've had better luck with the skin care items than I have with cosmetics. Really love and rely on the serum, night moisturizer and retinol.

So far I really like the products. I do like the prices of the prodcuts and with how quickly I get them.

One star short because four of the items I’d like to try are out of stock. Glad to know they’re popular, but I’d like to try them soon! Otherwise very happy with my first purchase and will be purchasing more once items are back in stock.

I enjoy the products and they seem to be doing well in terms of a business model that keeps people coming back - with the monthly fee I’m more likely to see what they have first before going elsewhere.

I really love the products I have purchased and the fact that they're made with higher standards than most US cosmetics. I appreciate this service very much. The ONLY issue I have is this: perhaps it's my fault for maybe not reading something I could've, but the spending limit seems ill-explained. I was very confused as to why I had already reached my spending limit, until I realized it's calculated by the price that non-members would be paying, rather than the actual price the member is paying (I hope that wording makes sense). It would be helpful if it were shown more obviously that the spending limit is based on the "actual" price, and not the member price.