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Typical Contents of a Body Lotion Liquidation Pallet

1. Product Types

• Body Lotions & Moisturizers (Main component)

• Hand Creams (Sometimes included in mixed pallets)

• Body Butters & Oils (Less common, but possible in premium lots)

• Travel-Size Lotions (Often found in mixed beauty pallets)

2. Brands You Might Find

• Drugstore Brands (Vaseline, Nivea, Jergens, Aveeno, Cetaphil, Lubriderm)

• Premium Brands (The Body Shop, Bath & Body Works, Olay, Gold Bond)

• Generic/Private Label (Unbranded or store-brand lotions)

3. Packaging & Sizes

• Full-Size Bottles (8oz – 32oz) – Most common

• Travel/Trial Sizes (1oz – 3oz) – Often in mixed pallets

• Gift Sets (Seasonal or bundled with other products)

• Damaged Packaging (Dented boxes, faded labels, etc.)

4. Condition of Products

• New & Sealed (Overstock, never used)

• Open/Used (Common in Amazon/Walmart return pallets)

• Expired or Near-Expiry (Check dates if reselling)

• Leaking/Damaged (Possible in poorly handled pallets)

5. Mixed vs. Uniform Pallets

• Single-SKU Pallets (All one brand/product—rare but possible)

• Mixed Lots (Various brands, sizes, and conditions—most common)

• Customer Return Pallets (Random assortment, may include non-lotion items)

Example Manifest (What’s Listed on the Invoice)

A typical pallet might contain:

• 200x Jergens Ultra Healing 10oz (New, Grade A)

• 150x Vaseline Intensive Care 20oz (Shelf-Pulls, Grade B)

• 100x Assorted Travel-Size Lotions (Mixed Brands, Grade C)

• 50x Bath & Body Works Body Creams (Returns, Some Used)

Where These Come From

• Retail Overstock (Excess inventory from Walmart, Target, etc.)

• Amazon Returns (FBA liquidations—may include opened items)

• Closeout Sales (Discontinued scents or packaging changes)

• Store Salvage (Damaged packaging but product intact)