Aremielle Beauty: Face Serums From $24.00, 30-Day Returns

Which Aremielle Beauty serums and creams should you look at first?

Aremielle Beauty's Face Serum range holds three of its four products, with prices spanning $24.00 to $39.00 as of Sept. 26, 2026, while a kojic acid face cream sits in Face Moisturizers. With vegan and gluten-free flags on every one of the four listings, the lineup suits a shopper who wants vegan, gluten-free face care. The shop's About page states its mission as making "skincare feel simple, beautiful, and trustworthy." Browse the 3 Face Serum products at Aremielle Beauty.

Exosome & Niacinamide Serum lists its aroma as "Fragrance-free," so it adds no scent to a layered routine.

Peptide Anti-Aging Serum is the one product among the four whose ingredient list names peptides, Hexapeptide-11 and Dipalmitoyl Hydroxyproline.

Vitamin C Serum lists "2% Vitamin C" among its star features and comes in a 50 ml / 1.69 fl oz size.

Dark Spot Face Cream with Kojic Acid carries a sun reminder in its directions: "Always use sunscreen during the day, as kojic acid can increase sun sensitivity."

What does Aremielle Beauty sell?

Every product Aremielle Beauty lists is a face-care product, and its footer says Aremielle is "proudly owned by North Shore International." Its Face Serum range lists 3 products and its Face Moisturizers range lists 2, because one vitamin C listing appears in both. The Face Moisturizers collection page shows two products at $24.00 each as of Sept. 26, 2026, both in a 50 ml / 1.69 fl oz size.

Aremielle Beauty publishes 4 products in total, all at aremielle.com.

How fast does Aremielle Beauty ship, and what does delivery cost?

The shipping policy on aremielle.com calls its delivery times estimates that weather, carrier delays, customs or other circumstances can affect. When an order ships, a confirmation email brings tracking information, and the policy allows up to 24–48 hours for tracking updates to appear. Address changes go to help@aremielle.com as soon as possible, and the policy says the shop "cannot guarantee changes once an order has been processed or shipped."

If a package is marked delivered but cannot be found, the policy asks buyers to check with household members, neighbors and the local carrier first. If it is still missing after 48 hours, buyers email help@aremielle.com with the order number. The policy also states: "Aremielle is not responsible for packages lost, stolen, or delayed after they have been marked as delivered by the carrier." Per the FTC's business guide dated Sept. 9, 2011, a seller that cannot ship within the time it stated must seek the buyer's consent to the delay or promptly refund the money paid.

How do returns and refunds work at Aremielle Beauty?

To start a return, the returns and refunds policy asks buyers to email return@aremielle.com with the order number, the items to return and the reason. The shop replies with return instructions, and a return must come with the order number or proof of purchase. Once Aremielle receives and inspects a return, it emails the outcome, and the policy allows 5–10 business days for a bank or card provider to post a processed refund.

For hygiene and safety reasons, the policy says the shop "cannot accept returns of products that have been opened, used, damaged after delivery, or are missing original packaging." It states, "We do not currently offer direct exchanges," and its route to a different item is to return the eligible product for a refund, then place a new order. A product page also prints the 30-day window under a "Free Returns" heading, and the returns policy page is the one that details the terms.

The FTC's Online Shopping page advises finding out, before returning an item, who pays the shipping costs for returns and how many days you have. The same page recommends keeping records of purchases, such as receipts and emails.

What does a first order at Aremielle Beauty cost, and when is shipping free?

The FTC's undated Online Shopping page advises learning the total cost of a product, including shipping, handling, delivery, taxes or other fees.

Prices as of Sept. 26, 2026: one of each of the four products comes to a computed $111.00, three at $24.00 plus one at $39.00, which clears the $99 line. The two products listed as available, at $24.00 and $39.00, come to a computed $63.00 together. Those two prices sit beside crossed-out figures of $34.00 and $49.00.

The shipping policy says shipping costs are calculated at checkout from the delivery address and the selected shipping method, and that "Any available free-shipping offer will be shown before you complete your purchase." Orders go through the online checkout at aremielle.com, where that calculation takes place.

Who are Aremielle Beauty's serums and creams made for?

The About page describes products "made with carefully selected ingredients and a more natural approach to skincare." The serum listings name ingredients such as niacinamide, lactic acid, hyaluronic acid, peptides and fruit seed oils. The face cream lists kojic acid, vitamin C, vitamin E and sea buckthorn oil, applied once or twice daily on clean, dry skin. The About page also carries four customer testimonials under "What Our Customers Say?", signed Rachel T., Kayla M., Sophia M. and Danielle W., three of which name an Aremielle product.

A product page adds a "Sustainable products" note: the formulations apply "the concept of green formulation," and "There are no GMO ingredients within the products." It also says "The packaging is recyclable" and that transportation packaging is made of recycled materials. The FDA, in its Cosmetics Labeling page dated Nov. 3, 2022, says no current U.S. regulation requires cosmetic manufacturers to print expiration dates on labels.

How do you pay Aremielle Beauty and reach its team?

The contact page groups its phone, email and address with the form, and the footer repeats hello@aremielle.com under "Contact Info." The policy pages send returns to return@aremielle.com. Damaged orders, address changes and missing packages go to help@aremielle.com.

When a buyer orders, the privacy policy says the shop may collect name, email, phone number, shipping and billing addresses and payment details. It states, "We do not sell your personal information," and invites buyers to get in touch to update their information or ask about their data. The FTC's Online Shopping advice tells buyers to keep records of their order, such as receipts and emails, and to read the store's return policy before they pay.