Thathackgirl

All the freebies I personally scored in September 2025. No gatekeeping, no guessing. If it’s on this list, I actually got it in hand (or it’s on the way). Some came from Facebook ads, Aisle, Field Agent, Influenster, Home Tester Club, Purina, and more. If I can do it, you can too — here’s the exact proof!

I get sent a ton of full-size e.l.f. products. Some actually impressed me — and others? Let’s just say they’re only in rotation because they were free. I tested everything so you don’t have to. These are the ones I’d buy with my own money… and the ones I technically use, but wouldn’t spend a cent on.

These are the skincare products that show up in routines of derms, estheticians, and luxury girlies alike — but without the $300 markup. I skipped the hype and picked ones that earn their spot based on ingredients, results, and real insider use.

These are the tools and treatments that keep showing up in elite hair routines — without the salon markup. I filtered for the ones with legit ingredients, smart design, and solid receipts. Think of this as your shortcut to rich-girl haircare… without the guesswork or gatekeeping.

After 5+ years of trying everything (acrylic, press-ons, gel tips); I finally found a system that actually lasts, is beginner-friendly, and doesn’t cost me a fortune. Builder gel (especially IBD) has been the game-changer. My natural nails are stronger, they actually grow, and one little jar lasts me over 6 months. Here’s the exact routine and products I use at home to get salon-worthy nails on a budget.

I get sent a lot of free products- some full-size, some sample-sized, some instantly forgettable. I test them all like I paid for them. Because the real question isn’t “was it nice?” - it’s : Would I actually buy it when the free runs out?

Here’s a running list of products I’ve tested through UGC jobs. I don’t take pay-to-lie offers (yes, brands try that). These are my real takes from actually using the products, so you know what’s hype vs. worth it.

All the legit freebie, sample, and review programs I recommend, split into what I’ve personally used and loved, and the ones I’m still testing out. If I list it here, it’s because I believe it’s worth knowing about, whether from my own experience or from trusted sources. No spam. No scam. Just real opportunities! I’ll keep this list updated so you can skip the digging.

This was my August haul and I’m keeping it here as proof of what I actually got for free. I update new lists every month, so check September to see what’s next.

I test full-size products for Beautytap — not samples, not PR fluff. These are real reviews from someone who doesn’t sugarcoat anything. Here’s what they sent me, how it performed, and whether I’d actually spend my own money on it.