About VIEVE
VIEVE is an independent cosmetics brand created by Scottish professional makeup artist and digital creator Jamie Genevieve. Launched in 2020, the brand focuses on high-performance, aspirational yet accessible makeup that is 100% vegan and cruelty-free, with products such as lipsticks, eyeshadows, complexion products, and glow-enhancing bases designed for a wide range of skin tones and skill levels. VIEVE operates primarily as a direct-to-consumer e-commerce brand through its official website and select retail partners in the UK and internationally.([vievebeauty.com](https://www.vievebeauty.com/pages/about-us?utm_source=openai))
A VIEVE charge on a card statement—often appearing with a cross‑border e‑commerce processor such as "GLOBAL-E* VIEVE"—typically relates to an online purchase of makeup or beauty products from vievebeauty.com or an authorized online partner. Customers in the US and other countries may see the charge processed in a foreign currency or via an intermediary payment platform that handles international VAT, duties, and shipping, which can cause the descriptor to look unfamiliar even though the underlying merchant is VIEVE. Charges may be one‑off product purchases, orders placed during promotions or sets, or shipping/handling fees associated with those orders.([vievebeauty.com](https://www.vievebeauty.com/pages/privacy-policy?utm_source=openai))
If you’re unsure about a VIEVE charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations from vievebeauty.com or from Global-e referencing a VIEVE order, and compare the billed amount and date with your bank statement. You can also log into your VIEVE account on their website (if you created one) to review past orders and payment history. For further help, contact VIEVE customer service via the support or contact options on vievebeauty.com and provide the date, amount, and card’s last four digits; they or Global‑e’s support team can locate the transaction. If the charge still appears unauthorized after checking household accounts and saved cards (e.g., in Apple Pay or browser wallets), your next step should be to dispute the transaction with your card issuer, who can investigate and, if appropriate, reverse the charge.