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Birchbox Black Friday Deal – 25% Off Shop + Subscriptions!

Liz Cadman
ByLiz CadmanNov 27, 2019 | 3 comments

Birchbox
3.7 overall rating
657 Ratings | 188 Reviews

The Birchbox Black Friday Deal is live now!

Click here and spend $75 or more and save 25% off your order! This discount will be automatically applied to your cart - which means you can stack it with other deals! And it works on both shop purchases (AKA Limited Edition boxes, Kits, etc.) and subscription purchases, too!

Here's how to stack:

Add a free sample pack to your order!

And a free cyber week gift from this section! Here are the options:

I highly recommend their Limited Edition Boxes + Kits - the value is already amazing, plus adding 25% off and free gifts makes this an incredible deal.

Here's a sample cart:

Let us know what you are buying from this sale!

Birchbox is $15 a month. Check out our reviews of Birchbox to learn more about this monthly beauty subscription box!

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Birchbox was one of the very first beauty subscription boxes—we’ve been reviewing it since 2012! Each month, subscribers get a new mix of 5 beauty samples, such as makeup, skincare, haircare, and fragrance items. Birchbox lets you choose whether you’d like a box of items picked just for you (incl... read more.

Liz Cadman
Liz Cadman
Liz is the founder of My Subscription Addiction. She's been hooked on subscription boxes since 2011 thanks to Birchbox, and she now subscribes to over 100 boxes. Her favorites include POPSUGAR Must Have, FabFitFun, and any box that features natural beauty products!

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3 comments

Amanda P

This isn’t working for me on a subscription.

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Carrie

Not really a deal considering some of the limited edition boxes and kits were in the sale section for 30% off and now there are not. So they are full price with a potential of 25% off

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000

Yes and Birchbox customer service policies leave much to because desired. The workers have no power but they do not guarantee GWP tiers so if you place an order they may downgrade your GWP tier without notice or apology or amends. If you talk to them they might send you something from a lower bracket or “whatever they have in stock” but won’t offer to send you something from the same $ spent tier then next time it has something in it.

Customer service team also has zero direct access to the warehouse it seems so it could take nearly two whole weeks until they get a response about something that went wrong. Warehouse team will sometimes pack things with no thought or regard for how the items actually fare during shipment. The Birchbox package designers clearly cared but the packers obviously do not give af. Things have arrived damaged or opened due to insufficient padding and unprofessional packing. This is in direct contrast to Causebox, which honestly could spend less time on packaging and more time on making sure their boxes ship on time.

Finally there is ZERO intent to honor deals that do not get filled due to some glitch (their fault) even if they have the exact same item of the same size in stock. Birchbox will make every excuse and just say they “are unable” to fulfill your order when they clearly can. They have no interest in customer satisfaction or retention and only in new customer acquisition. It can be a very cold, incompetent, and inhuman company despite the lovely packaging design and marketing frenzy.

No respect for customer time whatsoever.

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