Apr 5, 2017
Cosmopolitan Collection issued a statement today reminding everyone that their acrylic makeup organizer is the perfect gift for high school seniors at they prepare to leave for college.
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El Paso, TX, United States - April 5, 2017 /PressCable/ —
During this season of high school graduation, Cosmopolitan Collection, maker of the #1 makeup organizer on Amazon, announced how their acrylic makeup organizer make a great graduation gift for high school seniors, as the product is for college dorms and apartments.
“As kids graduate from high school and prepare for college, they are looking for things that they will need in their various living situations the following year,” explained Cosmopolitan Collection spokesperson Rob Bowser. “College is a busy time of life for these students. They transition from living at home with their parents, to living in small spaces shared with roommates. Organization is very important as there will be very little space, or time. Think about the difference – having all of your makeup products stored in a box, where they are hard to find, or organized into compartments in a clear makeup organizer, where everything is at your fingertips and easy to find. Having a place for everything is important for students. With our makeup organizer, there is enough space to store products for several students at once, and it is attractive enough to look almost decorative sitting on a bathroom counter.”
The makeup organizer by Cosmopolitan Collection is made of durable, clear, high-quality acrylic that is super easy to clean. It can separate into two pieces, or be stacked and used as a single unit. Within the organizer, there are over 20 different areas to story makeup, compartments of various shapes and sized and drawers with easy to pull handles.
The makeup organizer has received over 200 reviews from satisfied customers. Verified Purchasers Susie wrote, “I love this, it is sturdy, and the fact that it holds so much and can see everything at a glance is awesome. Since I can’t cure my addiction for makeup, I will be ordering another one in the near future.” Another customer added, “I bought this to organize my very small makeup table/vanity. I like having my makeup out in the open; it makes me more likely to keep everything in its place. Previously I had everything in a basket and had to dig to find what I was looking for. This keeps everything in easy reach.” 97% of customers who wrote reviews for the organizer said they liked their makeup organizer, with the average review rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars.
The Cosmopolitan Collection clear makeup organizer is currently on sale for $34.99, and free shipping is available on all purchases of $49. If any customer is not completely satisfied with their makeup organizer, Cosmopolitan Collection offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
About Cosmopolitan Collection: “As an honest and ethical company, Cosmopolitan Collection focuses all energy, resources, and effort to organizing the world in a beautiful way. By creating a single, acrylic makeup organizer, Cosmopolitan Collection works to improve the world by bringing the best quality makeup organizer in the world to market so that all men and women can use and enjoy the product at a reasonable price.”
Contact Info:
Name: Rob Bowser
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Cosmopolitan Collection
Address: 1490 A George Dieter 206, El Paso, TX 79936, United States
For more information, please visit http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias&field-keywords=Acrylic+Makeup+Organizer&field-brand=Cosmopolitan+Collection
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 183536
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