Liam Smith
Writer, beauty, fashion and wellness
Liam Smith writes GoSavify's beauty, fashion and wellness pages. Liam researches each brand's products, prices and store policies, checks what other buyers report, and buys products to test for hands-on reviews.
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Buying guides
Reviews
- Allbirds reviewComfortable everyday shoes with a simple shopping experience, though returns are stricter than the brand's reputation suggests.
- Andie reviewFlattering, well-made swimsuits with service that reviewers praise, but only 14 days to return.
- Arrae reviewSupplements with poor public reviews and a refund policy that covers only one jar.
- Beardbrand reviewRespected grooming products with one of the most generous refund windows in the category.
- Bevel reviewShaving tools made for coarse, curly hair that users credit with fewer bumps, with unclear return terms.
- Blenders Eyewear reviewAffordable, colorful sunglasses, but public reviews flag quality and the return policy isn't easy to find.
- BowFlex reviewDurable home gym equipment that reviewers like, with expensive returns and slow repairs.
- Bulletproof reviewCoffee and creamers that retail buyers like, with complaints about subscriptions and support.
- Béis reviewStylish, well-built travel bags let down by slow customer service when an order or return goes wrong.
- CALPAK reviewStylish, well-organized luggage and bags, with some durability complaints and slow help for defects.
- Ceremonia reviewWell-liked Latin American-inspired hair care, best for curls, with few public store reviews.
- ColourPop reviewCheap, colorful makeup with a huge following, but no returns and patchy help with order problems.
- Cotopaxi reviewColorful, well-liked packs and outdoor gear, with poor reviews of support and lost deliveries.
- Crown Affair reviewElegant, lightweight hair care that users praise for shine, with a handling fee on returns.
- Cuts Clothing reviewPremium basics that hold up well in the wash, with a team reviewers find quick to help.
- Cymbiotika reviewHighly rated supplements with responsive support, but no returns and subscriptions to watch.
- Dagne Dover reviewSmartly organized bags that look great, but reviewers report early wear and denied warranty claims.
- Darn Tough reviewDurable Vermont-made socks backed by an unconditional lifetime guarantee that reviewers say is honored.
- Dr. Squatch reviewPopular natural soaps and deodorants with a huge base of happy reviewers, though they're pricey per bar.
- Duke Cannon reviewLong-lasting soaps and grooming products with a 60-day satisfaction policy, though fans say formulas changed.
- Every Man Jack reviewAffordable men's grooming sold widely, with few store reviews and complaints about order problems.
- Faherty reviewSoft, well-styled casual clothing with easy 60-day returns, but slow support and refunds.
- Feetures reviewComfortable running socks with replacement or refund on site orders, but reviewers report early wear.
- Four Sigmatic reviewSmooth mushroom coffee that fans enjoy, with many complaints about unwanted subscriptions.
- Free the Sheep reviewSoft, comforting weighted loungewear that buyers love; shipping can be slow.
- Function of Beauty reviewCustom hair care that most reviewers like, with a free reformulation for subscribers but no returns on one-off orders.
- GHOST reviewPopular supplements and energy drinks with one of the best service records in its category.
- Girlfriend Collective reviewComfortable recycled activewear with deep discounts on past colors, but mixed fit and slow support.
- Glow Recipe reviewPopular fruit-based skincare with friendly support and free US return shipping, but a confusing return window.
- goodr reviewCheap, fun sunglasses that runners love, with reports of fragile frames and a firm return policy.
- gorjana reviewWell-liked everyday jewelry with friendly service and replacements that make up for occasional wear.
- Grüns reviewTasty, convenient daily gummy packs with strong reviews, but watch the subscription and the first-order-only refund.
- Hairstory reviewGentle, well-liked hair care with a 60-day return on first purchases and refills that cut the cost.
- Harry's reviewWell-made razors and shave care at fair prices, from a brand with thousands of happy reviewers.
- Herbivore reviewPretty, natural skincare that reviewers find effective, with few public store reviews.
- Herschel reviewClassic-looking backpacks and bags at fair prices, but reviews report seams tearing and hard-to-reach support.
- Huel reviewA convenient, well-reviewed meal replacement with a long track record and responsive support.
- Hyperice reviewHigh-quality recovery devices with fast support, though parts and warranty rules frustrate some owners.
- ILIA reviewClean makeup with gentle formulas and one of the most generous return policies in beauty.
- iNAIL SUPPLY reviewA broad pro nail-supply catalog with free shipping over $150; strict returns and few public reviews.
- ITALIA Chains reviewDirect-from-maker sterling silver chains with fast US shipping; independent customer reviews are scarce.
- Jones Road reviewEasy, natural-looking makeup with strong reviews and easy returns, though shipping can be slow.
- Ka'Chava reviewTasty, filling plant-based shakes with easy ordering, but subscriptions and refunds can be a hassle.
- Kizik reviewComfortable hands-free shoes that wearers like, but reviews describe shipping delays and hard-to-reach support.
- Knix reviewWell-reviewed leakproof underwear and wireless bras with kind, effective support.
- Kopari reviewCoconut-based body care with a 60-day refund window, but few store reviews and complaints about service.
- Kosas reviewPopular clean makeup with free returns over $50, but its store gets complaints about service.
- Kotn reviewSoft, ethically made basics with big sales, but a short refund window and slow support.
- Kylie Cosmetics reviewPopular celebrity makeup that often ships fast, with a no-returns policy and thousands of service complaints.
- Lemme reviewWell-reviewed supplement gummies with frequent sales, but no returns and subscriptions to watch.
- Liquid I.V. reviewA popular electrolyte mix that's easier to buy in stores, given complaints about its online support.
- LMNT reviewA well-liked electrolyte mix with free US shipping and a no-questions-asked guarantee.
- Loop Earplugs reviewComfortable, stylish reusable earplugs with a 100-day return window and fast replies.
- Mack Weldon reviewComfortable basics with a try-on guarantee for underwear, but reviewers report early wear and slow support.
- Manta Sleep reviewComfortable blackout sleep masks with friendly support and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
- Marine Layer reviewVery soft casual clothing with free returns for a full year, though support can be hard to reach.
- Medical Gear Outfitters reviewWell-thought-out trauma kits from a small US shop that customers trust; shipping costs a bit extra.
- Mejuri reviewPopular everyday jewelry with friendly service, reasonable prices and a strong review record.
- MERIT reviewWell-liked minimalist makeup with free first-order shipping, but complaints about deliveries and support.
- MicroVitamin reviewA carefully formulated, low-dose multivitamin that buyers rate highly; we don't assess health effects.
- Milk Makeup reviewFun, easy stick makeup with free shipping from $29, but few store reviews and complaints about damaged orders.
- Momentous reviewThird-party-tested supplements with helpful support, but no returns and prices that reviewers find high.
- Monos reviewWell-built, durable luggage with a 100-day trial and quick warranty help.
- Moon Juice reviewPopular wellness powders and supplements with a 45-day return window, but almost no public reviews.
- Morphe reviewAffordable palettes and brushes with free shipping from $35 and free replacement of damaged items.
- Native reviewPleasant-smelling aluminum-free deodorant that's easy to buy in stores, with poor reviews of the online store.
- Nisolo reviewEthically made leather shoes with deep sales, but reviews describe unresponsive support and a cancelled prepaid program.
- Nuun reviewPopular low-sugar electrolyte tablets with strong retail ratings and subscription savings.
- Nécessaire reviewWell-regarded body care with free US returns, but few store reviews and complaints about unanswered emails.
- OLAPLEX reviewWell-known bond-repair hair care, but its own store gets poor reviews for service and delivery.
- Old Time Sports reviewGreat-looking vintage sports designs and friendly service; fit and fading vary.
- OLLY reviewTasty gummy vitamins sold widely in stores, with a 30-day refund on site orders but few store reviews.
- OOFOS reviewComfortable recovery footwear that many wearers love, with thousands of complaints about durability and support.
- OSEA reviewWell-liked body oils and scrubs with few store reviews and a fee on return labels.
- OUAI reviewPopular hair care with pleasant scents, sold widely in stores, with few store reviews and slow support.
- Outerknown reviewSustainable surf-inspired clothing with good fabrics, but few store reviews and complaints about service.
- Promix reviewClean-ingredient protein and supplements with a 90-day policy on one-time orders, but reviewers report denied refunds.
- Pura Vida reviewCheap, well-made bracelets with a huge fan base, though shipping and refunds can be slow.
- Rare Beauty reviewPopular makeup with shades and formulas reviewers love, but its online store has slow refunds.
- REP Fitness reviewHigh-quality home gym equipment with free shipping, but reviews describe incomplete orders and slow support.
- Ridge reviewA durable minimalist wallet that long-term testers rate highly, with a 99-day trial and free US returns.
- Ritual reviewTransparent, easy-to-take vitamins that reviewers like, with complaints about subscription sign-ups.
- Rothy's reviewComfortable, washable flats and loafers with free shipping, but reviewers report sizing and durability problems.
- RYZE reviewPopular mushroom coffee that reviewers enjoy, with fast support but subscription sign-ups to watch.
- Saie reviewClean makeup with dewy finishes, but few store reviews and a strict policy for opened products.
- Sexy Little Robe reviewRobes with easy exchanges and a 30-day return window; we found no independent reviews of the brand yet.
- Skratch Labs reviewWell-rated hydration mixes made for endurance athletes, with a promise to refund if a product doesn't work for you.
- Snowears reviewStylish, warm baggy outerwear that most buyers love, with some quality-control and delivery misses.
- Sol de Janeiro reviewBeloved scents and body creams, but its online store gets complaints about deliveries and refunds.
- Stance reviewStylish, comfortable socks with 60-day returns, but reviewers report early holes and a reduced warranty.
- Summer Fridays reviewPopular lip balms and masks, but its online store gets complaints about lost orders and slow support.
- Summersalt reviewSwimsuits with flattering designs and deep markdowns, but reviewers report long waits and slow refunds.
- Supergoop! reviewSilky, popular sunscreens with free shipping offers and 30-day returns, but few store reviews.
- Synergee reviewThin, drop-friendly bumper plates and home-gym basics at fair prices; independent reviews are thin on the ground.
- Tatcha reviewLuxurious Japanese-inspired skincare with 60-day returns and a free label, but reviews flag order problems.
- Taylor Stitch reviewDurable, well-made menswear with free shipping and returns, but slow email support.
- Tecovas reviewComfortable, well-made cowboy boots with free returns, but reviews describe slow support and some quality issues.
- Ten Thousand reviewTraining gear some athletes like, but hundreds of reviews report small sizing and refused returns.
- Therabody reviewPopular Theragun massage devices with easy 30-day returns, but reviewers report batteries failing after warranty.
- Thursday Boot Company reviewStylish, good-value boots with free shipping and US returns, though sizing varies and some wear early.
- Tommy John reviewComfortable, well-fitting underwear with frequent markdowns, but reviewers say fabric wears quickly for the price.
- Topo Designs reviewColorful, durable packs that testers like for everyday use, with 30-day refunds on unused items.
- Tower 28 reviewGentle makeup made for sensitive skin, with 30-day returns but few store reviews.
- Transparent Labs reviewClean-label supplements with strong reviews and responsive fixes when an order goes wrong.
- True Classic reviewWell-fitting, good-value tees and polos with helpful support and 100-day free returns.
- TULA reviewWell-rated probiotic skincare with free 60-day returns, sold widely at Ulta and other retailers.
- Unbound Merino reviewComfortable merino travel clothing with strong reviews and responsive support.
- Vital Proteins reviewA widely sold collagen brand whose online store gets complaints about quality changes and unresponsive support.
- Xero Shoes reviewComfortable barefoot-style shoes with a big following, though returns and support can be slow.