A skincare brand featuring the reusable silicone ice face roller, GlowCube™, is available for sale. Notably registered as a trademark in France, the brand is well-positioned on Amazon's platform with established listings and Brand Registry. The product promises significant financial potential with its current unit economics, being sold at €12 despite a landed cost of only €1.45 per unit. Monthly revenues exhibit strong growth from approximately €900 in February 2026 to about €2,800 by July 2026. The brand initially launched with a selling price of €24, which was reduced to stimulate sales volume, suggesting room for testing a higher price point between €15–16.
The operation is almost entirely automated, with minimal owner involvement. Currently, the product is available in two colors and is produced in China before being sent to Amazon FBA warehouses in France, where Amazon manages the inventory logistics. The primary customer base consists of French women seeking simple skincare solutions, with most sales originating from Amazon's organic and sponsored searches. Although former profitable sales channels through a Shopify store were paused, traffic continues to be generated, and this avenue can be reopened by a potential buyer.
In the last financial year (October 2025 to September 2026), the brand achieved a revenue of €16,351 and netted a profit of €3,975. The assets included in the sale are comprehensive, involving the trademark, Amazon Brand Registry, domain names, Shopify store elements, social media accounts, supplier details, and current FBA inventory. The sale is motivated by the owner's commitment to multiple projects, leaving little time for the brand's further expansion. The Amazon Seller Central account remains non-transferable, but brand elements and support will be provided post-sale.
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