This mixed cosmetics pallet packs 100 units of brand-name beauty into one $400 lot. Roughly $4 a unit before you sell a single item. It is the medium tier in the Save More beauty range, sized for sellers who have outgrown a starter box but are not ready to warehouse a full truckload of health-and-beauty freight.

What ships in this mixed cosmetics pallet

Inventory rotates with what the source distribution centers release, but a typical 100-unit lot leans toward color cosmetics, skincare, haircare and bath items pulled from major US drugstore and big-box beauty aisles. A working mix usually includes:

• Face and eye color. Foundations, concealers, mascaras, palettes
• Skincare. Moisturizers, serums, masks and cleansers
• Hair and body. Styling product, shampoo and conditioner sets, body wash
• Nail, fragrance minis and beauty tools mixed in
• A blend of full-size retail packaging and sealed multipacks

Condition is shelf-pull and overstock: the great majority is sealed and sellable, with the occasional dented carton or short-dated item that seasoned flippers price as a deal rather than a loss.

Per-unit math on a $400 cosmetics lot

At 100 units for $400 your landed cost is about $4 each with shipping already included. Drugstore beauty that retails $7 to $25 leaves real spread: even a cautious $9 average across the lot returns better than two times cost, and the skincare and palettes inside routinely clear $15 to $30 on their own. A mixed cosmetics pallet beats single-SKU buying because the winners carry the slow movers, so blended margin holds.

Where resellers move beauty inventory

• Whatnot beauty shows. Live cosmetics auctions move volume fast and reward a varied manifest
• Poshmark and Mercari. Sealed name-brand makeup and skincare sell steadily
• Bin stores and discount shelves for price-per-piece rotation
• Flea markets, swap meets and beauty pop-ups
• Amazon and eBay for the sealed, in-demand SKUs

Cosmetics resale, handled responsibly

Beauty is a regulated category, so check seals and dates before listing and follow basic labeling guidance from the US FDA cosmetics resource. Buyers reward a seller who culls anything past its prime. It protects your rating and keeps returns down.

Mixed cosmetics pallet FAQ

How many products come in this mixed cosmetics pallet?

100 units per lot at the $400 medium tier. Step up to the 200-unit wholesale lot or down to the 50-unit starter for a different scale.

Is the cosmetics inventory new?

Yes. Shelf-pull and overstock beauty stock from US retail channels, sealed and inspected before the pallet is assembled.

Can I choose the brands?

Lots sell as a mixed assortment, not by SKU, which is what keeps the cost near $4 a unit. The brand mix rotates each release.

Compare it against the rest of the pallet range or browse the full Save More catalog to build a beauty buy that fits your channel.