In my apartment, on shelves or in crates. It isn't pretty, but it's what I have to work with. The makeup/beauty products I find are often small and easy to store. I usually buy ones that sell quickly. These Urban Decay things took forever to sell because of their odd colors. In 2015, I bought one Lionesse Amber Eye Cream for $108 and sold it for $235, but usually don't spend that much on that level of profit margin. I thought it was worth more when I bought it, but sold it at a fair price once I did more research just to move it. Retail was much higher then. I can't believe people would spend so much for a temporary cream product.
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