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MyGlamm Referral Code

Q: Does a MyGlamm referral code still work?

It should not be relied on. MyGlamm's parent, the Good Glamm Group, collapsed in 2025 and is selling its brands off individually following lender intervention. A referral is a promise to pay you later, and a company in that position is not a dependable counterparty for one.

Q: What happened to the Good Glamm Group?

It failed. The CEO publicly acknowledged the collapse in July 2025, describing an expansion that attempted too much too fast, and announced on 23 July 2025 that brands would be sold individually after lenders intervened. Around 150 staff were laid off in January 2025, salaries went unpaid for months, and employee claims have been pursued through the NCLT.

Q: Is MyGlamm shut down completely?

That would overstate what is known. Group brand websites were reported unresponsive, but brands are being sold individually and MyGlamm may continue under new ownership — in which case historic referral terms would not survive the sale in any case. Check whether the site loads and is taking orders before assuming either way.

Q: Which other Good Glamm brands were affected?

The Moms Co, St. Botanica, Organic Harvest, POPxo, BabyChakra, Good Creator Co and Vidooly were all part of the group, and their websites were reported unresponsive alongside MyGlamm's.

Q: Should I share a MyGlamm code with a friend?

Not as things stand. If you want to recommend an Indian beauty retailer, pick one that is trading normally — a code that depends on an order completing weeks from now is worth nothing if the company behind it cannot honour it.

Parent group collapsed — brands being sold off

MyGlamm is an Indian beauty brand built by the Good Glamm Group. The group collapsed in 2025, is selling its brands off individually under lender pressure, and its brand websites have been reported unresponsive.

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MyGlamm's parent, the Good Glamm Group, collapsed in 2025 — its CEO acknowledged the failure in July 2025 and announced brands would be sold off individually after lender intervention, following layoffs, months of unpaid salaries and NCLT claims. Group brand sites were reported unresponsive, so MyGlamm referral codes should not be relied on.

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Your Reward: Not reliable — MyGlamm's parent, the Good Glamm Group, collapsed in 2025 and is selling its brands off individually under lender pressure
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Why Choose MyGlamm?

The parent group failed in 2025

Its CEO publicly acknowledged the collapse in July 2025 and announced brands would be sold off individually after lender intervention.

Unpaid salaries and NCLT claims

Around 150 layoffs in January 2025, months of unpaid salaries, outstanding settlements for former staff and employee claims pursued through the NCLT.

Brand sites reported unresponsive

MyGlamm, The Moms Co, St. Botanica, Organic Harvest, POPxo and BabyChakra were all found unreachable. Check the site loads before relying on any code.

About MyGlamm

MyGlamm was one of India's most heavily funded beauty brands. Its parent company's failure is well documented, and it changes what a referral code on this brand is worth.

MyGlamm was built by the Good Glamm Group, and the group has collapsed. That is the honest starting point for anyone searching for a MyGlamm referral code today.

The failure is documented rather than rumoured. In July 2025 the group's CEO and co-founder publicly acknowledged that the company had crumbled under its own weight, describing an expansion strategy that attempted too much too quickly. On 23 July 2025 he announced the group would sell its brands off individually following intervention by lenders — a complete reversal of the "house of brands" model the company had been built on.

The distress ran through the year. Around 150 employees were laid off in January 2025. Salaries went unpaid for months, with full and final settlements outstanding for former staff. Employee claims and dues have been pursued through the National Company Law Tribunal. And the websites of group brands — MyGlamm, The Moms Co, St. Botanica, Organic Harvest, POPxo and BabyChakra among them — were reported unresponsive.

What that means for a referral code is straightforward. A referral programme is a promise to pay you later, and it is only as good as the company standing behind it. A group in this position is not a reliable counterparty for a reward that depends on someone else's order completing weeks from now.

We are deliberately not telling you the brand no longer exists, because that would overstate what is known. Brands are being sold individually, and MyGlamm may continue to trade under different ownership with different terms — in which case any historic referral arrangement would not survive the sale intact anyway.

The practical advice: check whether the site loads and is taking orders before you rely on any code from any listing, including this one. If you are choosing an Indian beauty retailer to recommend to a friend, the alternatives below are trading normally.