Mushroom Z.

If you want to know what's in the bottle of your moisturizer/foundation without googling all 20+ ingredients on the label, this is definitely the right place!
Wish more people will know about this website and I wish they had a donation program so I can support them in some way since the website is free to use. I hope they'll have comedogenicity index on more ingredients since I constantly get breakouts from my cleanser/sunscreen/foundation since I have very acne-prone and sensitive ski so I want to make sure I'm not buying anything that causes irritation/clogs pores.

I ordered a fabric defuzzer that's in stock last Sunday, now at Friday night the status is still awaiting shipment while it promises to ship within 1 - 2 business day. No emails explaining why.
Sorry, 1 star, and farewell Pharmapacks.
Update: Thank you Andrew for the reply. I'll wait for the item to be stocked. I guess that's why it's out of stock everywhere.

Slice helps me manage and track more 10+ shipments/orders a week. It saves me the time rummaging through emails and find the tracking #　for my (a lot of) purchases.

I shopped at their website for several times and were over all happy with the experience. However be aware that the OUTLET exclusive items have poorer quality than regular ones

Good: I ordered a pre-owned Hermes Scarf for $270 and was pretty happy about it. The description said it was in very good condition and had loose thread.

Bad: I ordered 10+ apparel items (total $650) after that. Since they adjust the brightness of the photos for the clothing A LOT, so when the items arrived they look MUCH WORN OUT/OLD/USED than they appear in the website photos. Some of them look so old that I can't convince myself to keep them even if they have super cute and beautiful prints. It's just that I don't like the idea of wearing a sweater to office that looks a least 10 years old. The most aged sweater I own was bought 6 years ago and it's not nearly as worn out as the one I received.
I'm returning all of them except for three 2 shirts and a cardigan that ACTUALLY match their description: Condition very good. Faint sign of wear. Also returning a "wool coat" that looks thick and warm but it's actually a thin layer of fabric with no heavy wool shell, more like a spring/autumn trench coat.

Ugly: In the items I'm returning, about 3 are DAMAGED. They have holes/VERY obvious damaged lace on them and they all have description saying Condition very good on the website. So it's really like bet for your luck to shop on this website. They don't really do a good job at "investigate" less expensive brands when accepting consignment.
There's a $8. Xx charge for their pre-paid shipping label for every order returned.

I haven't shipped out my return packages yet so I can't comment on their returns as for now.