Mar 30, 2017
Cosmopolitan Collection announced today that a new "about us" statement is in development for their best-selling clear acrylic organizer.
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El Paso, TX, United States - March 30, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Over the past two years, the clear acrylic organizer by Cosmopolitan Collection has become an Amazon.com best-seller and success for the company. Customers around the world have submitted rave reviews for the organizer, stating how flexible it is, it can be used for many different things, and that because it is clear, it is very easy to see what the organizer is holding. A company spokesperson issued a statement today concerning the organizer, and plans for Cosmopolitan Collection to update the “about us” statement in order to incorporate more feedback from the customers.
“Our goal is to have a statement that easily explains our identity to everyone,” stated company spokesman Rob Bowser. “Who can help us better to do that than our satisfied customers?”
Cosmopolitan Collection has a history of being responsive to customers, trying their best to engage them in future development for the organizer. The company has already published a guide for customers, to detail different possible uses for the organizer. Bowser added, “Over the years, our customers have been excited to share their photos and ideas for the organizer. Through these customers, we have learned how beautiful organization can be.”
The Cosmopolitan Collection organizer is made of a durable and shatterproof acrylic and is waterproof, scratch-resistant and easy to clean. The organizer is made of two separate pieces that can be stacked or used as separate pieces. The organizer has 16 compartments to hold all types of items – from crafts, tools or office supplies, or a variety of cosmetics from lipstick, to nail polish to makeup pallets and brushes. The organizer also has four drawers with easy to use pull handles. Feedback from customers shows that both men and women enjoy using the acrylic makeup organizer in both professional and home settings.
Customers love the Cosmopolitan Collection Makeup organizer. With over 200 reviews, 97% of customers wrote that they like their makeup organizer. The average review is 4.7 out of 5 stars. One satisfied customer wrote a five-star review and said, “I did a lot of searching before I purchased this organizer. I love how the two sections come apart. You can keep them stacked together but it gives you the option to customize it to fit what you need. I sometimes take one section apart and move it closer to me so I can get easier access to my mascara and eye liners. I was trying to find a way to store my makeup so I could access everything but see it too. This little organizer was a great solution. When it arrived in the mail, it was packed very carefully and when I opened it I was stunned. It was heavier than I thought it would be and a lot sturdier. You just can’t tell from the photo how high quality this organizer is. I love it and hope to use this for many years to come.”
The Cosmopolitan Collection acrylic organizer is sold only on Amazon.com and is currently on sale for $34.99. Cosmopolitan Collection offers a satisfaction guarantee, any customer not completely satisfied with their organizer can return it for a full refund.
About Cosmopolitan Collection: “Cosmopolitan Collection wishes to bring customers nothing but the best quality products regarding attractiveness, durability, and ease of use. The company’s goal is to satisfy each and every customer with both the dependability of the products and the outstanding customer service. With this affordable acrylic cosmetic organizer, Cosmopolitan Collection wants the world to get organized.”
Contact Info:
Name: Rob Bowser
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Cosmopolitan Collection
Address: 1490 A George Dieter 206, El Paso, TX 79936, United States
For more information, please visit http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias&field-keywords=Acrylic+Makeup+Organizer&field-brand=Cosmopolitan+Collection
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 181895
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