I found the loophole for getting Fenty Beauty's massive Pro-Size stick to Taiwan via my favorite freight forwarder

The Fenty FOMO is Real

I’ve always said that being a makeup enthusiast in Taiwan is a test of patience. We see these incredible launches in the US, and we’re left waiting months—or sometimes forever—for them to hit our local counters. Right now, the beauty world is obsessed with the "no-makeup" makeup look, and the star of the show is the Fenty Beauty Eaze Drop Stick. But here is the kicker: the US just launched a massive 15g Pro-Size stick that makes our standard sizes look like travel minis. I checked, and you won’t find this behemoth at Boots or Harvey Nichols in the UK, let alone here in Taipei.

Because I refuse to settle for the smaller version, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I realized that if I wanted that 15g glow, I had to shop like a local in the States and use a reliable freight forwarder to get it across the Pacific.

Why the 15g Pro-Size Stick is My New Holy Grail

If you haven't tried the Eaze Drop Stick yet, you're missing out on a formula that literally melts into your skin. It’s creamy, blurred, and perfect for those humid Taiwan afternoons when you don't want a heavy foundation. The Pro-Size 15g version is an absolute steal in terms of value, but since it's a US-exclusive, it requires a bit of international shipping savvy to acquire. I’ve found that the 15g size lasts me nearly twice as long as the standard stick, making the effort to import it totally worth it.

My Logistics Cheat Sheet for Taiwan

Before you hit that checkout button, let me share my notes on the logistics of this specific item. When I planned my haul, I had to make sure I wasn't going to get hit with surprise fees or shipping delays.

I always recommend checking the list of prohibited items before shipping cosmetics, just to stay updated on any new 2026 regulations regarding liquids or aerosols, though this stick is perfectly safe to fly.

The BuyForMe Lifesaver for Sephora Orders

Here is where things got tricky for me. I tried to buy my Fenty stash directly from a major US retailer, but they immediately flagged my Taiwan-based credit card. It’s a common headache; many US stores like Sephora or the official Fenty site often block international cards or refuse to ship to addresses they recognize as warehouses.

This is where I used comGateway and their "BuyForMe" service. Essentially, I told them what I wanted, and they used a US domestic credit card to purchase the Eaze Drop Stick on my behalf. It’s a form of proxy shopping that guarantees my order doesn't get cancelled. If you've ever felt the sting of a "Your Order Has Been Cancelled" email, this service is your best friend. It’s the safest way to ensure your US-exclusive goodies actually make it to the warehouse.

Calculating the Cost of Beauty

When I was figuring out if this haul made sense for my budget, I used a shipping calculator to get an idea of the final price. Remember that when you buy from US ship to Taiwan, you should also account for a potential import tax if your total shipment value exceeds the current de minimis threshold. In 2026, those rules are still strictly enforced, so I usually bundle a few items together to make the shipping cost per item lower.

My package arrived in Taiwan via FedEx international shipping, and it was handled with care. The stick arrived perfectly intact—no melting, no breakage. If you're tired of waiting for local launches that never happen, take my advice: get a tax-free US address and just buy it yourself. Your skin will thank you for that 15g of goodness!