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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I don't think it's unprofessional. I think it's smart because your money won't go to waste and your time . And it gives people a chance like you said to try your products
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I think this actually makes a business more professional! Not only can it benefit customers, but its also helping you recoup costs while also not creating unnecessary waste by destroying perfectly usable products!
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Exactly! Like it's only broken because of shipping issues, not because it has been touched or contaminated with anything or dirty! It's still new and clean but not in a perfect shape! And it could be in a good shape again if fixed ✨
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Anything can be “professional” if you do it the “right” way. That’s the whole thing. A professional is someone who’s very good at something or an expert in their field. It’s one thing to sell broken items as is for full price and not tell anyone— that’s unprofessional.
To make short videos explaining why they’re broken, how you can fix them, why they still work, and on top of that making them discounted is nothing short of professional. You’ve figured out a good way to get A) money from what most would trash B) more customers, C) less landfill, and D) More popularity and respect for your smart thinking. If anyone says that is unprofessional…. Then they would be entirely incorrect. 👌
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Selling broken things on a discount is very reasonable. Also! I have a question about the bloodline lipstains! When are you planning on restocking? Specifically the shade Half Blood? I want to buy it so badly but it's only for preorder rn, I'd love if you could update us on those!
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Every single major business will discount broken or opened products to scrape back as much cash as possible instead of taking a 100% loss, this is actually an extremely professional and highly effective practice
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I agree that it's a good idea! Give the broken products a CHANCE to still be used rather than thrown away (*as long as it is broken/faulty in a way that is still SAFE to use, of course*). It's available as an option, but if you aren't comfortable with buying the broken product, then you can stick with the regular version instead!
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I think that it is 100% a great idea. You are upfront about the situation that’s just been broken. How many times have companies tried to push off faulty products at full cost? Your palettes are definitely worth the original cost but I have vet expenses so it’s hard to justify spending as much on makeup as I have in the past. The discount made me think, it’s a great product at a lower and it’s probably a bit helpful to you as well so it’s a win-win. Plus it’s nice that it can be pressed back into place. I think this is a very impressive move in your part.
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So long as it's always labeled accurately as "Broken" then I think it's the most ethical use of resources. It would be terribly wasteful to toss out boxes and boxes of broken but usable product. As a bonus, your transparency as a business owner is refreshing and a huge draw for me. It makes me feel like I can trust you more than MAC or E.L.F. (plus you have more interesting things.)
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I love your products, and its not unprofessional, its actually a really good deal .
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What were your familys reaction to wanting to have a makeup business? And how did you find out this is what you wanted to do? Love ur vids and products so much btw ❤
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That's an excellent idea. You don't waste the product and all the resources put into it while the client knows what they get. They can always buy the full-price one if they don't feel like having a broken product. And for those looking for sales and who don't mind repairing stuff on their own, it is a win. You still earn at least part of the money and they save some money
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I love your vids sm! Can u mb restock the ara ara face powders, the Diana jelly lipstick, anime color changing blush, paradis palette and the lychee fruit jam gloss? I really want those items for the holidays. Thank you!!
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Yes! exactly. That is a wonderful method.
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Giving out faulty products is the perfect set up for a lawsuit you could be held liable for selling bad products
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I actually really like when companies do this but make sure you post photos of the problems and clearly grade them.
Sometimes grading is so vague I won’t buy the item.
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Thank you for this! My mom usually doesn’t buy me expensive makeup so putting it on sale when it’s still usable is great
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I mean people are selling “new” but moldy makeup…with 100% price too…so something a little broken i think is ok as long as it is not the same price as the original…good for your money and the environment…
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Omg like 20 minutes ago a saw a video of a girl testing your pallets a complimenting them and I was like "wow who makes these!?" 😂😂
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@Kanrawastaken
3 weeks ago
It's also a lot more sustainable and that's something too many businesses, big and small, disregard.
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