Does Ulta sell Glossier? The intel you need before your next Boy Brow and Cloud Paint purchase

Everyone's fave millennial pink brand has landed at Sephora US, but does Ulta sell Glossier too?

Does Ulta sell Glossier: Glossier You and Cloud Paint in Puff pictured in a pink check template
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Does Ulta sell Glossier? Here's what you need to know if you're planning your next beauty restock around Glossier's best-sellers...

There's nothing like curating your perfect online makeup haul, with everything from your favorite non-comedogenic foundations to the best long-lasting perfumes, making up your cart. BUT we're all also very familiar with that sinking feeling that comes when you discover your favorite staples aren't stocked at your go-to beauty retailer. Or worse still, the heartbreak of actually going in-store, only to leave empty-handed.

The biggest cosmetic stores, like Sephora/Sephora UK and Ulta, all offer an extensive catalog of brands, but every now and then your search will come up short for one of your faves—which brings us to a certain viral, millennial pink-packaged brand. While we know Glossier is now at Sephora, does Ulta carry Glossier too? 

Does Ulta carry Glossier?

Alas, Ulta does not sell Glossier, though it does stock Lanolips which some beauty lovers have dubbed a great alternative for lovers of the OG Glossier Balm Dot Com formula.

It's a similar situation when it comes to whether Ulta sells Rare Beauty, as the Selena Gomez-led brand is also not available there—but you can snag the Rare Tinted Moisturizer at Sephora US.

That being said, with the natural-makeup-promoting brand now available at Sephora (online and in-store in the US), perhaps Ulta will be the next retailer blessed with its stock. Until then, you can still snag some must-have brands like Clinique, Dior and even e.l.f and its viral halo glow filter—p.s. it's currently in stock!

Where can I buy Glossier?

For anyone desperate to shop the brand, you can simply head straight on over to the official Glossier website—especially if you want your order to come in the iconic Glossier pink pouch, along with a seasonal sticker. 

You can also shop the products at Glossier's stock locations, which include the likes of New York, London, Chicago, Atlanta, Brooklyn, DC, Los Angeles, Miami, Philadelphia and Seattle.

As of February 2023, you can also find Glossier at Sephora in the US, in-store and online. As of yet, the only place to buy Glossier in the UK is from the brand's official website and the London store location.

Here are some of our favorites to shop...

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Glossier Ultralip

RRP: $18/£14

Available in nine dreamy shades, this Glossier lippie delivers the rich moisture of a balm, the sheen of a gloss, and the buildable color of a lip tint, in just one pink tube!


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Glossier Futuredew

RRP: $26/£23

This oil, serum hybrid gives your skin an instant, dreamy glow! Ideal if you're a lover of the e.l.f Halo Glow or Charlotte Tilbury Flawless filter.

Its formula is vegan, non-comedogenic and cruelty-free and uses a blend of nourishing oils and plant-based extracts to brighten and moisturize your skin- leaving you with a gleam that lasts for up to 12 hours.


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Glossier Boy Brow Volumizing Eyebrow Gel-Pomade

RRP: $17/£15

A must-have for anyone who loves that laminated, feathered brow look! 

Boy Brow is one of Glossier's hero products and is available in five natural shades, including a clear gel.


Naomi Jamieson
Lifestyle News Writer

Naomi is a Lifestyle News Writer with the Women's Lifestyle team, where she covers everything from entertainment to fashion and beauty, as well as TikTok trends for Woman&Home, after previously writing for My Imperfect Life and GoodTo. Interestingly though, Naomi actually has a background in design, having studied illustration at Plymouth University but lept into the media world in 2020, after always having a passion for writing and earned her Gold Standard diploma in Journalism with the NCTJ.


Before working for Future Publishing’s Lifestyle News team, she worked in the Ad production team. Here she wrote and designed adverts on all sorts of things, which then went into print magazines across all genres. Now, when she isn’t writing articles on celebs, fashion trends, or the newest shows on Netflix, you can find her drinking copious cups of coffee, drawing and probably online shopping.