I like Ulta. Even though there's one 10 min. away from my house, I shop online with them often (have a cart going right now).

I like their reward program a lot and have reaped quite a few nice benefits. I don't know how much you spend on cosmetic related purchases but when you spend $450 in a year, you receive free shipping on all purchases and double points. Not hard to do with hair products, skin care, and cosmetics - comes to approx. $40/month. There are always new promotions, free gifts, birthday presents, etc.

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I also do have an ULTA minutes away from my house but the same is true with shopping at their store, they just don't have the products. I've never ordered from their on-line store.

I would second Amazon for drugstore brand. I also use Sephora, NM, and Nordstrom for department store cosmetics.

I usually buy from any online store that has what I want at the best price. Recently I bought some Replenix nighttime therapy from Overstock. Wherever I buy, it's way way cheaper than at my cosmetic surgeon's.

ETA: It's a lot like subway tile or a faucet. Shop around.

Drugstore.com has good prices. You can also order from their sister website Beauty.com for high-end products and they go in the same cart. Shipping is free over $35.00. Can add in household items to reach $35.00.

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Good to know that drugstore and beauty are the same company. So they share the same shopping cart as in you can combine orders from these two companies? That would probably help add up to $35. Usually what I want to order is about $10 or less...haha! I need to keep a list.

I use Amazon, brand-name websites, QVC, the local CVS drugstore, and the Mac counter at our local Macy's.

Thanks for the suggestions, I guess I was just hoping that there was some great place out there that I'd never heard of...so basically just the same old same old. I'll have to give Amazon more thought since we have Prime...that may help with shipping. Normally, when I'm looking for products, I don't think to search at Amazon for makeup.

Has anyone ordered from Walgreen's? This seems to come up a lot when google searching products. Of course they almost never have the item at a store near me...always out of stock. :(

Maybe I am super lazy.. but I almost always turn to amazon for everyday items. All of my information is there so it's super easy to order and it is often the best price or in very close range of the best price. BUT you have to know the going prices .. there are some things (usually sold for a third party) that are way overpriced. I rarely order anything that doesn't ship via Amazon Prime.

I have bought household cleaners, hair products, skin products and drug store kinds of items-- burts bees, alba, etc.

I have also used drugstore.com (i believe it is owned by a major retailer-- cvs maybe?) and I had good experience with them-- but amazon is more of a one stop shop for me... and again, super fast, super easy.

I bought a lot of OPI nail polishes on Amazon this past year.

I use my local department store, Belk.com, for my Lancome, Benefit, etc. They have free shipping with no minimum order. They will even include the bonus if it's bonus time.

I've also used drugstore.com in the past.

I am a regular CVS shopper, but I've never done online. I am regularly at the store to pick up my prescriptions, etc.

Another Amazon user. Funky, I could ditto your response almost word for word!

Yes on Amazon Funky & Tina. I have 26 items in my cart now, from Neutrogena eye makeup remover to Micron pens, and gluten free Tamari sauce. I usually get three to four shipments a month so this time I decided to keep adding and send an order once, even though I'm finding many Prime shipments are taking way longer than the two day ship also one order results in several shipments.

Amazon is great for drug store cosmetics, but they also sell high end. The nice thing is you get to read the reviews (only trust those that say "verified purchase"), they sometimes have Q & A's for all sorts of questions.

There is also soap.com - I like that they have a Natural & Organic section.