Drugstore Deals and Steals
For January 3rd 2010 through January 9th 2010
CVS
Fructis: Shampoo, conditioner 10.2-13 oz is priced at $2.88 with CVS card. Limit is 4.
Lumene: Buy 1, get 1 50% off on skin care with CVS card
Nivea: Spend $10 and get $5 extra CVS bucks when you purchase any Nivea products with CVS card
Milani: Buy 1, get 1 50% off on all eye or nail products with CVS card
Maybelline: Buy 1, get 1 50% off on all face, eye or lip products with CVS card
Physicians Formula: Shimmer Strips eye shadow is priced at $9.99 with CVS card
L'Oreal: Buy 1, get 1 50% off on face, eye or lip products with CVS card. This excludes Double Extend Lash Boosting mascara or Lash Boosting serum.
Advanced Revtalift is priced at $10.99 with CVS card
L'Oreal Collagen Moisture Filler 1.7-2 oz or Age Perfect moisturizer is priced at $14.99 with CVS card. Excludes Pro-Calcium.
Skin Genesis gel cleanser is $5.99 with CVS card
CoverGirl: Lashblast, Lashblast Length, Lashblast Luxe mascara , Shineblend lip gloss, Outlast lipstain or Smoky Blast shadow is priced at $7 with CVS card.
If you spend $15, you will get $5 extra CVS bucks when your purchase P&G products such as Olay Complete or Age Defying(sale $8.99), Olay Daily Facials(sale $5.99)and Head & Shoulders Family Size (sale $5.99) with your CVS card(of course!).
Walgreens
Maybelline: Buy 1, get 1 50% off on cosmetics
L'Oreal: True Match Foundation Roller is priced at $14.99. Has anyone tried this yet? It looks ridiculous. Unite and discuss in the comments.
Double Extend Lash Boosting Power System is priced at $24.99
Skin Genesis Complexion Equalizer is priced at $19.99
Elnett Hairspray is priced at $14.99
Yes to Carrots: 3 for $20 with a $3 Register Reward that is good on the Next Purchase.
Nivea: 20% on skin or lip care
St Ives: 2 for $6 on 6 oz scrub and 18 oz lotion
Revlon: Instant store $3 off coupon available for Age Defying Spa Concealer, foundation or creme gloss.
There is also a $3 off coupon in the ad circular for Revlon Matte Collection Cosmetics. Limit is 3.
Cetaphil: 16 oz cleanser, cream or lotion is priced at $7.99
Target
L'Oreal: Collagen Lip Filler is priced at $14.99
Lubriderm: 16 oz Advanced Therapy is priced at $6.49
Rite Aid
Revlon: Buy ColorBurst lipstick or ColorStay Ultimate Liquid lipstick, and get a Revlon Nail enamel for FREE
Almay: Buy Almay Smart Shade foundations, and get a Smart Shade Blush or Concealer for FREE
Prestige: Buy any Prestige mascara and get a eye liner for FREE
Nivea: Buy any Nivea Lip Treatment and get a 1 for FREE
St Ives: Buy St Ives lotion or body wash (18 oz) and get a St Ives Apricot scrub for FREE
Physicians Formula: Buy any Physicians Formula Face Powder and get any Concealer for FREE
Nivea: 25% off skin care
16. 9 oz body wash is priced at $4.99
Sally Hansen: Buy 1, get 1 50% off on nail treatments or removers
Wet n wild: 40% off cosmetics
Maybelline: 40% off eye or face cosmetics
L'Oreal: 40% off skincare
Jane: Buy 1, get 1 50% off on cosmetics
Neutrogena: 40% off Triple Moisture haircare, skin care and all cosmetics or Neutrogena for Men grooming products
Labels: Drugstore Deals
posted by Annieytown @ 11:18 AM
7 Inspired Comments
7 Inspired Comments:
LOL. I thought the L'Oreal Roller Foundation looked ridiculous when I first saw it too. Sadly in one of my Targets, the item got sold out in a day.
CVS looks like it is having a huge beauty sale as well. I stopped by the other day and saw that a lot of cosmetics (HIP eyeshadows, Milani quads, almost all Rimmel, etc.) were 75% off. I would recommend getting the L'oreal HIP eyeshadows at least - the color payoff is MAC-worthy.
I do agree about the roller foundation. It looks like a REALLY goofy gimmick.
I know Jamilla over at makeupforprofessionalasianwomen.com has reviewed the TM Roller foundation. It got a decent review. It just looks gimmicky and a pain to use for me. I am interested in the lash boosting serum and mascara though.
my blogger buddy Charu of butterflydairy.com did a post on the L'Oreal roller. She liked the foundation, not the roller and ended up using her fingers. I imagine we would all end up thinking the same thing. A sponge roller seems very odd, but I have yet to try it.
Thanks for recs on the reviews about the L'Oreal roller. I will check them out!
It looks so silly and unattractive. Tools need to be either luxe or cool looking. I realize we are "painting" our face...but I rather have a beautiful brush or a neon foam egg-like sponge...than a roller.
It makes it more of a chore than being fun or transforming...if that makes any sense.
I might need more coffee.
Sorry for no review today. I am working on a review for Revlon's Photoready. It is a struggle...dear readers. This is a complicated. Not enough information out there with lackluster results. My goal is to publish it tomorrow. Best of 2009 list will be at the end of the week.
How do you even apply that roller foundation? I'm tempted to buy it just because I want to try it on. :)
i did purchase and used this roller foundation.
It was hideous it showed every flaw i ever had and more.
i returned it promptly.
Sue.M
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