Cargo works with Uber to offer convenience products on the move
Cargo, a company that partners with ride-hailing companies to provide passengers with conveniences like snacks and electronics, has begun offering cosmetics on Uber journeys. By visiting Cargo's website and typing in a code, riders can access beauty products costing $5 or less and are also offered a skin mask free of charge.
Forget the complimentary mints and iPhone charger. Starting today, passengers can grab a full-sized sheet mask as part of a partnership between Uber and Cargo to offer convenience items including snacks, gum, electronics, and now beauty products.

Cargo is a service within a service that allows drivers working for Uber, Lyft, Juno, and Via to offer products for sale. Riders can now snag a Labotica Green Tea Soft Skin Mask to calm breakouts and reduce inflammation when they're in the back seat of an Uber or sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic during their morning commute.

"It's the ultimate convenience to have everything from phone chargers and gum to beauty products at your fingertips, on-demand," said Sabrina Rahaman, Cargo's Director of Brand Partnerships and Merchandising. "Discovering your next beauty obsession makes the experience even better!"

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Riders in Cargo-equipped cars can visit the Cargo site, type in the code on the driver's Cargo box, select the mask from the menu, and check out. The best part? While the items offered by Cargo are $5 or less, the sheet masks are completely free of charge. The word's still out on what beauty products we can expect in the future but Rahaman says there's even more to come.