I went dumpster diving at Sephora – there was hundreds of dollars worth of a hugely popular brand, it was brand new
A DUMPSTER diving queen scored big when she opened a bag of trash from Sephora.
She found coveted beauty products — some unopened — worth hundreds of dollars.
TikToker Dumpster Diving Mama (@dumpsterdivingmama) felt like she hit the jackpot when she came across the discarded items.
She said it was her “very first Sephora find” and was “very rare.”
When the TikToker opened the bag, she found Brazilian Bum Bum cream from Sol de Janierio, which costs $48.
The package was unopened, but other than that it didn’t appear to be damaged.
“Some of them say theft, some of them see, it says damaged,” she said.
As the dumpster diver sifted through the bag, she found multiple containers of Bum Bum cream.
She also picked up an opened package of Cheirosa 62 spray from Sol de Janierio, which cost $38.
The TikToker didn’t seem to know the treasure she found.
“Oh, it’s a perfume mist. Pistachio and salted caramel,” she said. “That’s a weird combination.”
One of her final scores was a Bum Bum Jet Set kit.
It used to cost $36 but is currently on sale for $30.
It comes with Bum Bum cream, moisturizer, and fragrance.
Dumpster diving is not illegal in any U.S. state, according to a Supreme Court ruling in 1988.
However, you cannot trespass or access a dumpster that has been locked.
