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Source discounted cosmetics, skincare, haircare, fragrances, and HBA (Health & Beauty Aids) from major retailers including CVS, Walgreens, Macy's, Ulta, and Sephora planogram resets. Beauty liquidation loads feature prestige cosmetics, drugstore brands, and salon-quality products at 60-85% below retail. FindLiquidation connects you with vetted beauty liquidation suppliers offering manifested pallets and truckloads — ideal for beauty supply stores, flea market vendors, online resellers, and international buyers.

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Beauty and Cosmetics Liquidation Suppliers by Product Type

Discover verified beauty liquidation suppliers carrying CVS/Walgreens HBA pallets, prestige cosmetics from Ulta and Sephora resets, fragrance lots, and mixed skincare loads. Filter by product category, condition grade, and location to source the right beauty inventory — from drugstore brands to high-end cosmetics.

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Prestige and Drugstore Beauty Loads — All in One Search

Beauty liquidation requires suppliers who understand batch dating, temperature sensitivity, and product authentication — concerns that generic liquidation directories ignore. FindLiquidation features beauty-specialist suppliers who properly store and manifest cosmetics, skincare, and fragrance inventory. Whether you need a pallet of CVS HBA planogram resets ($500-$1,500) or a truckload of department store prestige beauty ($15,000-$40,000 cost), our directory helps you source confidently. Condition types include overstock, planogram resets, seasonal closeouts, and customer returns. Buyers include beauty supply stores, discount retailers, Whatnot sellers, eBay resellers, Amazon FBA sellers, and export brokers.

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HBA Pallets: Drugstore Beauty & Planogram Resets

HBA (Health & Beauty Aids) pallets from CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, and Target are the workhorse of beauty liquidation. Planogram resets generate thousands of units of current, brand-name beauty products that lost their shelf position. CVS reset pallets carry 200-500 units of cosmetics, skincare, haircare, body care, and oral care from L'Oreal, Maybelline, CeraVe, Neutrogena, OGX, Dove, and Revlon — new, sealed, current packaging. Walgreens HBA loads include private-label Nice! and Studio 35 alongside national brands. Planogram inventory is new merchandise pulled for space, not for defects or expiration. Haircare and skincare are the highest-margin HBA subcategories. Amazon FBA sellers source planogram pulls for new-condition marketplace listings. Flea market vendors and discount beauty store owners buy pallets for individual resale. Bin store operators stock HBA as a high-velocity daily category. Dollar store suppliers source bulk oral care and body care for wholesale distribution.

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Prestige Beauty, Fragrances & Department Store Lots

Prestige beauty liquidation from Macy's, Nordstrom, and Dillard's includes prestige cosmetics (Estee Lauder, MAC, Clinique, Urban Decay, Too Faced), premium skincare (La Mer, SK-II, Kiehl's, Origins), and designer fragrances (Chanel, Dior, YSL, Tom Ford, Jo Malone). This category carries higher risk than drugstore HBA due to counterfeiting concerns, batch date sensitivity, and storage requirements. Fragrance lots are shelf-stable for years in cool, dark storage — ideal for buy-and-hold wholesale inventory. CVS, Walgreens, and Ulta liquidate fragrance gift sets heavily in January after holiday returns. Batch dating matters: cosmetics carry PAO (Period After Opening) symbols, skincare with active ingredients (retinol, vitamin C, AHA/BHA) degrades faster than color cosmetics, and sunscreen has strict FDA-enforced expiration dates. Source from suppliers with climate-controlled warehousing. Whatnot live sellers auction prestige beauty lots. eBay and Mercari resellers list individual items. Amazon FBA sellers need brand ungating for prestige brands. Export buyers source bulk beauty for international distribution.

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Beauty Liquidation FAQ

Are liquidation beauty products safe to use and resell?
Yes, the vast majority of beauty liquidation products are safe. Planogram resets and overstock are new, sealed products in current packaging. Customer returns should be inspected — opened cosmetics and skincare should be discarded or sold as-is with disclosure. Always check batch codes to verify manufacturing dates, and avoid products stored in extreme heat. Sunscreen must be within its expiration date per FDA regulations. Prestige beauty from known retail sources (Macy's, Ulta, CVS) is legitimate; be cautious with unverified sources that may mix counterfeit products.
How much does a pallet of beauty liquidation products cost?
CVS/Walgreens HBA planogram reset pallets cost $500-$1,500 with retail values of $3,000-$10,000. Prestige department store beauty pallets run $2,000-$5,000 with $10,000-$40,000 retail. Fragrance lots cost $1,000-$3,000 per pallet. Mixed beauty return pallets from Amazon cost $300-$800. Full truckloads of HBA (24-26 pallets) range from $8,000-$25,000. Per-unit costs range from $0.50 for drugstore items to $15-25 for prestige products.
What is a planogram reset and why does it create beauty liquidation?
A planogram reset is when a retailer redesigns their shelf layout to accommodate new products, seasonal changes, or brand partnerships. During a reset, existing products are pulled from shelves regardless of their sell-through rate. This creates large volumes of new, current merchandise that enters liquidation channels. CVS, Walgreens, Target, and Walmart execute planogram resets 2-4 times per year in their beauty departments, making this a predictable and reliable source of quality inventory.
Can I sell liquidation beauty products on Amazon?
Yes, but with restrictions. Most prestige beauty brands (MAC, Estee Lauder, Clinique, etc.) require brand approval (ungating) on Amazon, which involves providing invoices from authorized distributors. Drugstore brands like L'Oreal, Maybelline, CeraVe, and Neutrogena are generally ungated and can be listed in new condition. All beauty products on Amazon must have expiration dates at least 90 days out. Consider starting with ungated brands on Amazon and using eBay, Mercari, or Whatnot for gated prestige brands.
Are fragrances a good niche within beauty liquidation?
Fragrances are one of the most profitable subcategories in beauty liquidation. Designer perfumes acquired at $15-$25 per bottle through liquidation channels routinely resell for $60-$120 on eBay and Amazon. Fragrances from Macy's, Nordstrom, and Ulta planogram resets are authentic, sealed, and current — making them easy to list and sell. The category has low return rates because customers know what they want. Store fragrances in cool, dark conditions to preserve quality. The main risk is counterfeit product from unverified sources, so always buy from suppliers with documented retail chain-of-custody.
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