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Best beauty 3PLs

I compared 80 beauty 3PLs. The best one is IMG Logistics (International Marketing Group). It gets an order to your average customer in 2.8 days for about $11.93.

By , updated October 2026.How I rank 3PLs

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Websitesales@b3logistics.comB3 Logistics began in 2017 as Golden Prep Services, a small Farmington, Missouri shop that prepped products for Amazon sellers, and grew into a full 3PL. Their lot and expiration tracking for beauty products lets you see which batch each buyer received and catch stock near its expiration date. They price only by quote and have one public customer review, so ask for rates and references before you commit.
Websitesales@ware-pak.comWare-Pak started in University Park, Illinois in 1963 and grew into a family-run 3PL for ecommerce, kitting, books and returns. Their University Park team packs beauty orders beside books and apparel, so your products ship from a 3PL with over 60 years behind it.
Websiteinfo@ourserviceworks.comOur Serviceworks (OSW) started as a customer care company in 1988, and its call center still works inside the same Carrollton warehouse that ships your orders. They store your skincare and cosmetics in a building that holds steady temperature and humidity, so creams and serums don't spoil in the Texas heat. They run a single warehouse and share prices only through a sales quote, so expect a call before you see any numbers.
Websitesupport@shipvine.comShipvine began in 2007 when an unhappy vendor asked a Virginia online clothing store to ship its orders, and the shipping work soon outgrew the clothes. Their Richmond warehouse is climate controlled, so your creams and cosmetics stay out of summer heat. They need $250 a month in fulfillment fees after your first four months, which suits brands shipping about 100 orders a month or more.
Websiteinquiries@ctcf-inc.comCoast To Coast Fulfillment grew out of London Pewter, a collectibles maker that started packing fragile orders for other companies in 1986. Their founders worked out ways to pack fragile collectibles in the 1980s, so your glass jars and bottles go to a team that has packed breakables for decades. Their building isn't climate controlled and they don't insure your inventory, so you need your own policy before your stock moves in.
Websiteshane@gosquare1.comSquare1 keeps your inventory inside a former limestone mine under Springfield, Missouri, where the space stays about 64 to 69 degrees all year without refrigeration. Their founder spent years in the professional beauty industry, and their underground space keeps cosmetics away from summer heat. They publish no prices and show no named customers or public reviews, so you have to ask them for references before you sign.
Websitecontact@novexit.comNovEx Supply Chain's owner, Kelsey Hensley, once worried about spending the last $5,000 in the bank and later took the company onto the 2025 Inc. 5000. Their Salt Lake City and Memphis warehouses both offer climate-controlled space, so your creams and cosmetics stay away from extreme heat. They have almost no public customer reviews, so ask them for brands you can call before you sign.
Websiteshiplakes001@outlook.comSHIPLAKES paid rent on an empty Warren, Michigan warehouse for almost six months before its first client signed, and it now publishes prices from $1.98 an order. Their fragile handling costs $0.25 an order, so your glass bottles and jars get extra care at a known price. They opened in 2025 and have almost no outside reviews, so ask them for client references before you sign.
Websiteinfo@pfcfulfills.comPFC Fulfillment spent decades running mail-in rebates and sweepstakes for brands, starting in 1974, before it began shipping Amazon and online orders from Camanche, Iowa. They track lot numbers and expiration dates and follow good manufacturing practice rules, which your cosmetics need. They ship every order from one Iowa building, so your customers on both coasts wait longer than buyers in the Midwest.
Websiteinfo@mktalt.comMarketing Alternatives has run since 1981 and is now three companies that ship orders, answer customer calls and book freight trucks for the same brands. They claim 99% order accuracy and pay for their own packing mistakes, so a wrong shade in a beauty order is their cost to fix. They don't post prices and set a $1,000 minimum project size, so expect a sales call before you see any numbers.

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Questions brands ask me

What is the best beauty 3PL?
IMG Logistics (International Marketing Group) in Pacific, MO. It costs about $11.93 an order and gets orders to your customers in 2.8 days.
How much does a beauty 3PL cost?
Between $11.92 and $12.52 an order, shipping included, for a brand shipping 2,000 orders a month.
How fast do these 3PLs deliver?
Between 2.4 and 3.2 days to the average US customer, depending on where their warehouses are.

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