New $2/1 Revlon Foundation, Powder, Cream, Concealer, Blush, Primer Coupon (+ CVS & Walgreens Deals)
Need makeup? Head on over to Coupons.com where you can print a new $2/1 Revlon Foundation, Powder, BB Cream, CC Cream, Concealer, Blush, or Primer coupon. Plus, check out a couple deals you can score at CVS (thru 10/4) and Walgreens (starting 10/5) using this new coupon…
CVS (through 10/4):
Revlon Cosmetics – Buy 1 Get 1 50% off (limit 6)
Deal Scenario:
Buy 1 Revlon PhotoReady Concealers $9.79 (online price)
Buy 1 Revlon Nearly Naked Makeup $10.49 (online price)
Minus Buy 1 get 1 50% off = $15.39 for both
Use the $5 off any cosmetics purchase of $15 or more coupon printing from the Magic Coupon Machine this week
Plus, use two $2/1 Revlon Foundation, Powder, Concealer, Primer, Blush, BB or CC Cream coupons found here
Final cost $6.39 – just $3.19 each!
Walgreens (starting 10/5):
Revlon Foundation, Primer, Concealer, Blush, Powder and Lip Cosmetics 40% Off
Deal Scenario:
Buy 1 Revlon Colorstay Foundation Makeup 1 oz $12.49
Minus the 40% off sale = $7.50
Use the $2/1 Revlon Foundation, Powder, Concealer, Primer, Blush, BB or CC Cream coupon found here
Final cost $5.50!
Thanks Collin. Ulta has sale Revlon is 40% off.
can i combine this coupon with Ulta $3.50 of $10 discount?
yes but in order to use 3.5/10 it has to be $10 after manu. coupons:-) hth.
No, it’s $10 before MC.
You’re welcome, Mia! 🙂
Starting 10/5 CVS has revlon 5 ECBs when you spend $15. The cosmetic $5/15 expires Sunday so you could use it. Plus starting Sunday Revlon isn’t buy one get one 50% off so you could use a percentage off coupon if you got one in your email this week!
Thanks for the info Whit!!
You are welcome! 😊
Re: The Cosmetic Coupon from the coupon center machine. There was a comment on Sunday’s posting and I went to CVS on Sunday and bought shampoo and hand soap was told told neither were “cosmetics”. I remember someone posted the “first four aisles count as cosmetics” including hair care but the clerk refused to use the coupon. I emailed CVS asking what was considered a cosmetic item (for future reference) and was told me ” I had bought items that did not qualify” but didn’t answer the question. I replied again asking the same question and was told then what was qualified as a “Beauty Club” purchase. Now I was frustrated so I called and the CVS person did not know the answer but she searched on the CVS site using “cosmetic” and she told me that was my answer. Does this sound right?
I am not sure about the reply you are talking about, but the coupon will only work on makeup items (foundation, blush, nail polish etc), not skin care or hair care. Maybe that person’s store is set up differently? I know the FDA considers skin, hair & body care to be “cosmetic” but drug stores do not. They classify it all as “beauty”, then subdivide into categories of makeup, skincare, hair care.
Those all count towards CVS Beauty Club, but getting back to the coupon, cosmetics will only include makeup & nail polish. Hope this helps.
I think the reference or the context is important here. For the sake of 5/15$ MM coupon only lipstick blush face powder and nail polish kind of stuff are considered cosmetics.
But, that being said, purchase of shampoo and conditioner ur even body lotions are tracker towards beauty buck purchase.
The 1 st 4 isles being cosmetic, is not true the purchase of these items count towards beauty bucks. Hth