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Billion Dollar Beauty (BDB) is a cosmetics brand from Irvine, California, which has made professional-quality beauty products since 2004. It describes itself as a problem-and-solution company, making easy-to-use, affordable products for everyday beauty challenges, and it doesn't test on animals.
When its site was archived in October 2026, orders shipped from California with free shipping over $40, and there was a 30-day money-back guarantee. Its BDB Pro membership gives 10% off every order, plus perks and early access to launches.
We couldn't load its website when we checked, so we haven't listed delivery, returns or prices here beyond what's noted above. Check those on the site before you order.
| Shipping | Ships from Irvine, California; free shipping over $40 (as archived October 2026). |
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| Returns | 30-day money-back guarantee. |
| Loyalty program | BDB Pro: 10% off every order, perks and early access. |
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BDB Pro: 10% off every order, perks and early access.
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