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📆 2019/10/13 11:56:00
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The best places to sell clothes & beauty products online:

If you’re in the process of cleaning out your closet and plan to head over to your local Salvation Army this weekend to donate everything, pause for a second and read this story. It’s admirable, but not always the best move. With the internet popping off and all, there are so many other ways to rid your apartment of unwanted items—and you might even earn a profit.

Now that we’re on the same level of understanding, ahead, we list some of the best websites and apps to sell your clothing and beauty products. Cosmetics are a bit finicky because most makeup has to be unused and many skin-care products have a short shelf life, but there are some options out there. And, it’s easy! Some companies will come to you, while others make the re-selling process really convenient.

To save you some time, they have a calculator that guesstimates how much you might be getting back. They accept a good number of brands but, keep in mind, the more “luxe” the brand, the better the payout. For example, a pair of Zara shoes might only get you $5, but a pair of Michael Kors boots can leave you $200 richer. Items not accepted are sent to charitable partners or textile recycling companies.

Bear in mind, if you want things to sell, you usually have to promote it on your own social feeds. Once you get an interested buyer, they slide into your messages and you coordinate from there.For the big spenders with buyer's remorse , you’ll want to bookmark The RealReal. It’s a luxury resale site that takes high-end brands like Gucci and Chanel but also mid-level ones like Birkenstock and Loefller Randall . They’ll even take jewelry and “fine art.

A slew of brands are accepted—from GlamGlow to Urban Decay—and you can list things like lipstick and lightly used eyeshadow as well as new sets of makeup brushes. Keep in mind, the products can’t be expired, must have at least 50 percent of the original product remaining, and the packaging has to be in re-sellable condition. They don’t accept hair, body, or nail products, or fragrances of any kind.

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