A couple of posts ago, I told you about the Johnson & Johnson's Buy $30, Get $10 or Buy $50, Get $20 extrabucks rewards deal at CVS this week and expressed concern that the $50 level was to high for me and possibly others as well.
After that post, I found out there were a couple of things I didn't realize. I went to CVS to get a bottle of Zyrtec because I was out, and I take Zyrtec on a daily basis to fight my allergy to dust mites. 30 ct. tablets or 24 ct. liquid gel bottles of 24-hour Zyrtec are on sale for $18.99. To my surprise, the shelf tag said they were part of the Johnson & Johnson's extrabucks rewards deal. They were listed under the banner for the deal in the CVS weekly ad, but they were on the list of products eligible when I clicked on the part of the ad that had other eligible products pictured.
I had $13 in extrabucks rewards on me to cover most of the price, but there were several bottles of the liquid gels that had $5 peel-off coupons on them, so I got one of those. After tax, I paid roughly $1.80 for the Zyrtec. I also took advantage of the Starbucks iced coffee deal at the same time. The iced coffee is on sale for $1.50, and CVS shoppers get that amount back in extrabucks rewards.
I still had $4 in extrabucks rewards I didn't use, and I had $5 in extrabucks rewards coming from filling 10 prescriptions at CVS. Along with the $1.50 in extrabucks rewards I got from getting the Starbucks iced coffee, I went back to CVS this morning and found another bottle of Zyrtec with a $5 coupon on it. I ended up spending $4.47 with tax and got $10 in extrabucks rewards.
I was going to stop there, but when I read my receipt, it said, "Spend 12.02 More, Get 10.00 ExtraBucks." I didn't realize that after getting the lower amount on an extrabucks deal where one had a choice on rewards, one could then turn around and use them to complete the extrabucks rewards deal at the higher amount. So if I can find another bottle of Zyrtec with a $5 coupon on it and use the $10 in extrabucks rewards I got today, a third bottle will cost me $4.97, and I will receive another $10 in extrabucks rewards.
If I am correct in my calculations and my estimate of what I will be paying for my final bottle of Zyrtec, I will spend roughly $11.25 on the three bottles, and with the $10 in extrabucks rewards, it will be like spending only about $1.25.
This is one of the best deals I've ever gotten at CVS, and I'm not sure how I will be able to top it, but I know it wouldn't have happened if CVS didn't have the Buy $50, Get $20 extrabucks rewards deal on Johnson and Johnson products.
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Thursday, August 1, 2013
SavingStar and coupon matchups this week and next at CVS
Being the first day of the month, there were several new deals on SavingStar for shoppers to take advantage of this month as well as those that continue during August. Several of the products featured in the new deal are also on special at CVS next week, and there are also some SavingStar matchups in this week's CVS circular.
One of the new deals on Saving Star is $1.25 back on the purchase of any three Ziploc Bags. CVS has 15-100 ct. food storage on sale this week for 2/$6, and there is a $1/3 coupon on Coupons.com. CVS also has a $2 extrabucks rewards deal on Axe shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, body spray or antiperspirant/deodorant when CVS shoppers buy any 2 for $9. Save.com has a $1.50/2 coupon good for the antiperspirant. A $9 purchase of Axe products also will get CVS shoppers towards getting $5 back from SavingStar for purchasing $15 worth of Axe products before Aug. 29.
Starting Sunday, CVS will have a Buy 3/$8.64, Get $3 extrabucks rewards deal on 8.9 to 14 oz. boxes of General Mill Cereal or 16 oz. boxes of Cascadian Farms cereal. Several SavingStar deals match up with this offer. SavingStar has a 75 cent offer when one purchases any Cascadian Farm product. There is also a $1/2 offer on select varieties of Cheerios, a 75 cent offer on Golden Grahams, and a 50 cent offer on Cocoa Puffs. Coupons.com has a $1/2 coupon for the Cheerios, a $1/2 for General Mills cereals, and a 50 cent coupon for Cocoa Puffs. Chex Mix also will be on sale for 3/$5 next week, and SavingStar has a 50 cent offer on one bag. Coupons.com has a 50 cent/2 coupon as well.
There also will be some personal care SavingStar matchups at CVS next week, and you can clean up with this deal in more ways than one. CVS will have a $2 extrabucks rewards deal on Right Guard Total Defense body wash and select Right Guard or Dry Idea antiperspirant/deodorant. SavingStar has a $1 back deal on Right Guard Total Defense body wash or soap, a $1 deal on any Dry Idea, and a 50 cent deal on Right Guard Sport deodorant. Coupons.com also has a $3/3 coupon for the Right Guard Sport deodorant. Since the extrabucks rewards deal can be repeated six times, the $3/3 coupon would come in handy incase you wanted to stock up on one product or buy a variety of these items.
Before I go, I wanted to let you know that CVS once again sent out 30 percent off coupons via email this week! I was able to use the one I got last week to knock some money on several items I bought!
One of the new deals on Saving Star is $1.25 back on the purchase of any three Ziploc Bags. CVS has 15-100 ct. food storage on sale this week for 2/$6, and there is a $1/3 coupon on Coupons.com. CVS also has a $2 extrabucks rewards deal on Axe shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, body spray or antiperspirant/deodorant when CVS shoppers buy any 2 for $9. Save.com has a $1.50/2 coupon good for the antiperspirant. A $9 purchase of Axe products also will get CVS shoppers towards getting $5 back from SavingStar for purchasing $15 worth of Axe products before Aug. 29.
Starting Sunday, CVS will have a Buy 3/$8.64, Get $3 extrabucks rewards deal on 8.9 to 14 oz. boxes of General Mill Cereal or 16 oz. boxes of Cascadian Farms cereal. Several SavingStar deals match up with this offer. SavingStar has a 75 cent offer when one purchases any Cascadian Farm product. There is also a $1/2 offer on select varieties of Cheerios, a 75 cent offer on Golden Grahams, and a 50 cent offer on Cocoa Puffs. Coupons.com has a $1/2 coupon for the Cheerios, a $1/2 for General Mills cereals, and a 50 cent coupon for Cocoa Puffs. Chex Mix also will be on sale for 3/$5 next week, and SavingStar has a 50 cent offer on one bag. Coupons.com has a 50 cent/2 coupon as well.
There also will be some personal care SavingStar matchups at CVS next week, and you can clean up with this deal in more ways than one. CVS will have a $2 extrabucks rewards deal on Right Guard Total Defense body wash and select Right Guard or Dry Idea antiperspirant/deodorant. SavingStar has a $1 back deal on Right Guard Total Defense body wash or soap, a $1 deal on any Dry Idea, and a 50 cent deal on Right Guard Sport deodorant. Coupons.com also has a $3/3 coupon for the Right Guard Sport deodorant. Since the extrabucks rewards deal can be repeated six times, the $3/3 coupon would come in handy incase you wanted to stock up on one product or buy a variety of these items.
Before I go, I wanted to let you know that CVS once again sent out 30 percent off coupons via email this week! I was able to use the one I got last week to knock some money on several items I bought!
Monday, July 29, 2013
CVS is trying higher spending/higher rewards extrabucks rewards deals...
...and I'm not sure I'm a fan.
One of those is a choice between a Buy $30, Get $10 extrabucks rewards or Buy $50, Get $20 extrabucks rewards on products from the Johnson & Johnson family. Those products include:
Lactaid Fast Act 32-60 ct.
Tucks medicated ads 40-100 ct.
Carefree pantiliners 36-60 ct.
o.b. tampons 40 ct.
Listerine Pocketpacks 72 ct.
Motrin 100 ct., PM 20-80 ct.
Benadryl 24 ct., liquid 4 oz.
Splenda 100 ct. or Nectarisse 40 ct.
ANY Johnson's baby care, K-Y, Pepcid, Visine, or Bengay
Buying $30 worth of items, even with coupons, can be a stretch for me. Buying $50 worth is almost impossible.
But CVS has a link to Johnson & Johnson's Healthy Essentials coupon page where CVS shoppers can access the following coupons that can be used on this extrabucks rewards deal:
$1 off any Benadryl adult or children's product
$1 off any Motrin IB product
$1 off any Motrin PM product
$4/2 any Pepcid, Lactaid dietary supplement, Mylanta, or Tucks products
$1 off of any Splenda product
75 cents off of any Lactaid dietary supplement
$1 off of any Johnson's baby washcloths
$1 off of any Johnson's baby powder product (excludes 1 oz. and 4 oz. products)
$1 off of any Johnson's baby No More Tangles hair care product
$1 off of any Stayfree or o.b. tampon product
$1 off of any Carefree products 36 ct. or higher
(Trial sizes not included for any of the coupons)
I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to access any of the coupons because I'd used coupons from the site before. However, none of the coupons were blocked for me. But there is a limit of one use per coupon.
What also would help with this offer is that CVS once again sent out $3 extrabucks rewards coupons via email today. However, those extrabucks are good only until Wednesday.
Also, if you buy $8 worth of Stayfree, Carefree, or o.b. products towards the deal, you can go online and get up to $35 worth of fitness classes or wellness offers. The items have to be bought in one purchase. Be sure to click on the link to see if there are any offers available in your area before buying anything just to get the offers.
CVS also has a Buy $100, Get $15 extrabucks rewards deal on Gap Inc. brand cards. Forking over $100 for gift cards at one time is difficult for me, However, if you have plans to do back-to-school shopping and know you are going to spend at least $100 at any of the Gap Family of stores (Gap, Old Navy, or Banana Republic), you might as well buy and use the gift cards and use the $15 in extrabucks rewards on you CVS purchases. The $15 in extrabucks rewards would pay for half of the Johnson & Johnson deal if you do the Buy $30, Get $10 extrabucks rewards deal.
Will be back soon with more to save money at CVS this week.
One of those is a choice between a Buy $30, Get $10 extrabucks rewards or Buy $50, Get $20 extrabucks rewards on products from the Johnson & Johnson family. Those products include:
Lactaid Fast Act 32-60 ct.
Tucks medicated ads 40-100 ct.
Carefree pantiliners 36-60 ct.
o.b. tampons 40 ct.
Listerine Pocketpacks 72 ct.
Motrin 100 ct., PM 20-80 ct.
Benadryl 24 ct., liquid 4 oz.
Splenda 100 ct. or Nectarisse 40 ct.
ANY Johnson's baby care, K-Y, Pepcid, Visine, or Bengay
Buying $30 worth of items, even with coupons, can be a stretch for me. Buying $50 worth is almost impossible.
But CVS has a link to Johnson & Johnson's Healthy Essentials coupon page where CVS shoppers can access the following coupons that can be used on this extrabucks rewards deal:
$1 off any Benadryl adult or children's product
$1 off any Motrin IB product
$1 off any Motrin PM product
$4/2 any Pepcid, Lactaid dietary supplement, Mylanta, or Tucks products
$1 off of any Splenda product
75 cents off of any Lactaid dietary supplement
$1 off of any Johnson's baby washcloths
$1 off of any Johnson's baby powder product (excludes 1 oz. and 4 oz. products)
$1 off of any Johnson's baby No More Tangles hair care product
$1 off of any Stayfree or o.b. tampon product
$1 off of any Carefree products 36 ct. or higher
(Trial sizes not included for any of the coupons)
I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to access any of the coupons because I'd used coupons from the site before. However, none of the coupons were blocked for me. But there is a limit of one use per coupon.
What also would help with this offer is that CVS once again sent out $3 extrabucks rewards coupons via email today. However, those extrabucks are good only until Wednesday.
Also, if you buy $8 worth of Stayfree, Carefree, or o.b. products towards the deal, you can go online and get up to $35 worth of fitness classes or wellness offers. The items have to be bought in one purchase. Be sure to click on the link to see if there are any offers available in your area before buying anything just to get the offers.
CVS also has a Buy $100, Get $15 extrabucks rewards deal on Gap Inc. brand cards. Forking over $100 for gift cards at one time is difficult for me, However, if you have plans to do back-to-school shopping and know you are going to spend at least $100 at any of the Gap Family of stores (Gap, Old Navy, or Banana Republic), you might as well buy and use the gift cards and use the $15 in extrabucks rewards on you CVS purchases. The $15 in extrabucks rewards would pay for half of the Johnson & Johnson deal if you do the Buy $30, Get $10 extrabucks rewards deal.
Will be back soon with more to save money at CVS this week.
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Be sure to buy a Sunday paper tomorrow for coupons!
After there not being any coupon inserts in last Sunday's paper, tomorrow's newspaper will have five inserts, according to Sunday Coupon Preview.
The P&G insert will be useful to get since CVS will have a Buy $20, Get $5 extrabucks rewards deal on several P&G products. They include:
Tide or Gain Liquid (19-32 loads): $5.94
Charmin Ultra Strong or Ultra Soft (16 pk.) or Bounty (12 pk.): $9.99
Crest (6.4 oz.) Crest Whitening w/ Scope (4-4.8 oz.), or Pro-Health (4.2 oz.) toothpaste: 2/$5.50
Covergirl Face, Eye, Lip, or Outlast Nail: Buy 1, Get 1 50 percent off
Clairol Nice 'n Easy, Root Touch-Up, or Natural Instincts: $5.99
Duracell alkaline AAA,AA (16 pk.); C, D (8 pk.); or 9-vold (4 pk.): $10.74
All Gillette cartridges
Coupons include:
Covergirl: $1.50/1 any Covergirl (excluding accessories), $1/1 any Covergirl (excluding
accessories), $3/2 eye products (excluding accessories)
Clairol: $1/1 product, $3/2 products, $5/3 products
Charmin: 25 cents/1 product
Bounty: 25 cents/1 towels or napkins
Crest: 50 cents/1 4.0 or larger toothpaste (excludes Cavity, Baking Soda, Tartar Control)
Duracell: 50 cents/1 CopperTop, Ultra Power, Ultra Photo Lithium, or specialty batteries
Tide: 50 cents/1, $1.50/2, and $3/3 coupons on Tide detergents, Downy, Tide Boost, Tide to Go, Tide washing machine cleaner or Bounce (excludes Pods)
Other inserts in tomorrow's paper include two RedPlum and two SmartSource inserts. Will let you know about coupons in those that can be used on next week's CVS deals next week.
The P&G insert will be useful to get since CVS will have a Buy $20, Get $5 extrabucks rewards deal on several P&G products. They include:
Tide or Gain Liquid (19-32 loads): $5.94
Charmin Ultra Strong or Ultra Soft (16 pk.) or Bounty (12 pk.): $9.99
Crest (6.4 oz.) Crest Whitening w/ Scope (4-4.8 oz.), or Pro-Health (4.2 oz.) toothpaste: 2/$5.50
Covergirl Face, Eye, Lip, or Outlast Nail: Buy 1, Get 1 50 percent off
Clairol Nice 'n Easy, Root Touch-Up, or Natural Instincts: $5.99
Duracell alkaline AAA,AA (16 pk.); C, D (8 pk.); or 9-vold (4 pk.): $10.74
All Gillette cartridges
Coupons include:
Covergirl: $1.50/1 any Covergirl (excluding accessories), $1/1 any Covergirl (excluding
accessories), $3/2 eye products (excluding accessories)
Clairol: $1/1 product, $3/2 products, $5/3 products
Charmin: 25 cents/1 product
Bounty: 25 cents/1 towels or napkins
Crest: 50 cents/1 4.0 or larger toothpaste (excludes Cavity, Baking Soda, Tartar Control)
Duracell: 50 cents/1 CopperTop, Ultra Power, Ultra Photo Lithium, or specialty batteries
Tide: 50 cents/1, $1.50/2, and $3/3 coupons on Tide detergents, Downy, Tide Boost, Tide to Go, Tide washing machine cleaner or Bounce (excludes Pods)
Other inserts in tomorrow's paper include two RedPlum and two SmartSource inserts. Will let you know about coupons in those that can be used on next week's CVS deals next week.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Be a new you with hair color deals
(NOTE: In the initial version of this post, I mentioned a $3 coupon I had gotten from CVS via email and using it to help pay for this deal. On Thursday 6/25/13, I looked at the coupon, and it expired on Wednesday 6/24/13. I removed any references to the coupon in the updated version. dc)
Hair color is a great way to make a significant change to one's look, and CVS extrabucks rewards deals, plus coupons from other sources, can help you become a new you.
Garnier's Olia hair color is priced at $8.99 this week, and CVS shoppers also will get $2 in extrabucks rewards back. Coupons.com has a $2 coupon to make the deal even better.
There is also a $4 extrabucks rewards deal when CVS shoppers buy any two L'Oreal Hair Color products. Coupons.com has $2 coupons for L'Oreal Paris Healthy Look, L'Oreal Feria, or L'Oreal Wild Ombre. The two boxes of hair color also count toward the L'Oreal Gold Rewards program. With the purchase of five boxes of hair color, L'Oreal hair color users can get one free, or they can get a $3 coupon with the purchase of three boxes. In addition, if a enter a code from a L'Oreal Hair color box, you also can get a $1 coupon good toward the purchase of L'Oreal nail polish until July 31st.
I couldn't find any coupons for the Garnier Nutrisse hair color, but it is on sale at CVS this week for $6.99.
Be back with more deals before the end of the week.
Hair color is a great way to make a significant change to one's look, and CVS extrabucks rewards deals, plus coupons from other sources, can help you become a new you.
Garnier's Olia hair color is priced at $8.99 this week, and CVS shoppers also will get $2 in extrabucks rewards back. Coupons.com has a $2 coupon to make the deal even better.
There is also a $4 extrabucks rewards deal when CVS shoppers buy any two L'Oreal Hair Color products. Coupons.com has $2 coupons for L'Oreal Paris Healthy Look, L'Oreal Feria, or L'Oreal Wild Ombre. The two boxes of hair color also count toward the L'Oreal Gold Rewards program. With the purchase of five boxes of hair color, L'Oreal hair color users can get one free, or they can get a $3 coupon with the purchase of three boxes. In addition, if a enter a code from a L'Oreal Hair color box, you also can get a $1 coupon good toward the purchase of L'Oreal nail polish until July 31st.
I couldn't find any coupons for the Garnier Nutrisse hair color, but it is on sale at CVS this week for $6.99.
Be back with more deals before the end of the week.
Monday, July 22, 2013
CVS is being generous with ExtraCare Coupon Center and email coupons
(Note: in a previous version of this post, I mentioned $3 in extrabucks rewards I got via email. I looked at the email today (6/25/13), and noticed the coupon expired on 6/24/13. All references to that coupon have been edited out of this post. dc)
Usually one has to wait until Thursday to find out via email whether or not CVS will have a percentage off or dollars off of a minimum purchase. But this week's CVS weekly ad lets all CVS shoppers know that there is a $5 off a $25 minimum purchase awaiting them at the ExtraCare Coupon Center.
AND along with the $5 off a $25 purchase coupon, CVS shoppers will get a coupon for a free roll of Just the Basics paper towels. And if used along with the $3 extrabucks rewards and the $5 off of a $25 purchase coupon, it's an extra 79 cents that you don't have to come up with to get to $25!
In addition to getting those coupons, I have more coupons waiting for me at the ExtraCare Coupon Center. They include:
$3 off $2 Colgate Optic White or Total toothpaste (4 oz. or larger)
$2 off of 2 cough drops or throat lozenges (45 ct. or larger)
$1 off of any $5 deodorant purchase
$1 off any facial skincare purchase $5 or more
While I'm going to hold onto the last three coupons for awhile, I plan to use the one for the Colgate toothpaste towards the Buy $10, Get $5 extrabucks rewards deal on Colgate Total toothpaste (4.0-7.8 oz.), Total rinse (250-500ml), or 360-degree Floss-tip toothbrush. In addition to the $3 coupon from the ExtraCare Coupon Center, Coupons.com has a 75-cent coupon for the toothpaste.
I'm also contemplating taking advantage of other extrabucks rewards deal to get the a $25 total purchase. Will let you in on them as the week goes on. The first category I have in mind is hair color...
Usually one has to wait until Thursday to find out via email whether or not CVS will have a percentage off or dollars off of a minimum purchase. But this week's CVS weekly ad lets all CVS shoppers know that there is a $5 off a $25 minimum purchase awaiting them at the ExtraCare Coupon Center.
AND along with the $5 off a $25 purchase coupon, CVS shoppers will get a coupon for a free roll of Just the Basics paper towels. And if used along with the $3 extrabucks rewards and the $5 off of a $25 purchase coupon, it's an extra 79 cents that you don't have to come up with to get to $25!
In addition to getting those coupons, I have more coupons waiting for me at the ExtraCare Coupon Center. They include:
$3 off $2 Colgate Optic White or Total toothpaste (4 oz. or larger)
$2 off of 2 cough drops or throat lozenges (45 ct. or larger)
$1 off of any $5 deodorant purchase
$1 off any facial skincare purchase $5 or more
While I'm going to hold onto the last three coupons for awhile, I plan to use the one for the Colgate toothpaste towards the Buy $10, Get $5 extrabucks rewards deal on Colgate Total toothpaste (4.0-7.8 oz.), Total rinse (250-500ml), or 360-degree Floss-tip toothbrush. In addition to the $3 coupon from the ExtraCare Coupon Center, Coupons.com has a 75-cent coupon for the toothpaste.
I'm also contemplating taking advantage of other extrabucks rewards deal to get the a $25 total purchase. Will let you in on them as the week goes on. The first category I have in mind is hair color...
Friday, July 19, 2013
Save even more with these assorted beauty deals
If you haven't been to CVS this week, all ExtraCare cardholders will receive a 30 percent off of all regularly priced CVS items. And as I've said before, percentage off coupons can be applied to extrabucks rewards deals if the items aren't on sale.
So...
CVS has a Buy $12, Get $4 extrabucks rewards deal on CVS cosmetics, facial care, hair care, personal cleaning, and hand or body lotion products. Since 30 percent of $12 is $3.60, you would come close to getting $8 off on this deal.
Coppertone products (excluding twin packs and clearance items) are Buy $15, Get $5 extrabucks rewards this week. Coupons.com has $2/1 and $5/2 coupons to make the deal even better. To make the deal even better still, I got a $2 off of $10 coupon from the ExtraCare Coupon Center for any sunless tanner or sun protection purchase.
Coupons.com also has coupons that can be used on the Buy $15, Get $5 extrabucks rewards deal on Garnier Fructis stylers, shampoo, or conditioner; all Garnier Nutrisse hair color; and all Garnier skin products. Those coupons include a $1 off any Garnier Fructis shampoo, conditioner, or treatment and a $1 off any Garnier styling product. AND if all the Garnier products you buy for the deal are shampoo, conditioner, or styling products, there 's a coupon I got from the ExtraCare Coupon Center good for $3 off of any $15 shampoo, conditioner, treatment, or styling purchase. Since the Fructis stylers, conditioner and shampoo are all on sale for 3/$9, you could buy all of those items, get 5 coupons off of Coupons.com, use the $3 coupon, and the entire purchase would be $2 after extrabucks rewards.
I also got a $3 off of Revlon eye or lip cosmetics coupon from the ExtraCare Coupon Center this week. Revlon face, eye, or lip products are Buy 1, Get One 50 percent off this week. Coupons.com has a $2 coupon for Revlon foundation, BB cream, blush, concealer, or primer. There also is a $1 coupon on Revlon ColorStay Ultimate Suede lipstick.
Finally, CVS is running a $3 extrabucks rewards deal on all Revlon nail (with the exception of Color Art and clearance items). Additionally the nail products are on sale for $4.99.
Final note: I got at 20 percent off any regularly priced items coupon in my email yesterday. The coupon will work on any deal where the items aren't sale priced. However, I'm not sure if you can use both the 30 percent off coupon on CVS items and the 20 percent off coupon on all regularly priced items in one transaction. If you plan to use the 30 percent coupon on the CVS beauty products deal, I'd suggest using those in two separate transactions.
Sorry I've been away for awhile this week. It feels good to write another CVS Tips post. Will be on the lookout for good deals in next week's CVS circular.
So...
CVS has a Buy $12, Get $4 extrabucks rewards deal on CVS cosmetics, facial care, hair care, personal cleaning, and hand or body lotion products. Since 30 percent of $12 is $3.60, you would come close to getting $8 off on this deal.
Coppertone products (excluding twin packs and clearance items) are Buy $15, Get $5 extrabucks rewards this week. Coupons.com has $2/1 and $5/2 coupons to make the deal even better. To make the deal even better still, I got a $2 off of $10 coupon from the ExtraCare Coupon Center for any sunless tanner or sun protection purchase.
Coupons.com also has coupons that can be used on the Buy $15, Get $5 extrabucks rewards deal on Garnier Fructis stylers, shampoo, or conditioner; all Garnier Nutrisse hair color; and all Garnier skin products. Those coupons include a $1 off any Garnier Fructis shampoo, conditioner, or treatment and a $1 off any Garnier styling product. AND if all the Garnier products you buy for the deal are shampoo, conditioner, or styling products, there 's a coupon I got from the ExtraCare Coupon Center good for $3 off of any $15 shampoo, conditioner, treatment, or styling purchase. Since the Fructis stylers, conditioner and shampoo are all on sale for 3/$9, you could buy all of those items, get 5 coupons off of Coupons.com, use the $3 coupon, and the entire purchase would be $2 after extrabucks rewards.
I also got a $3 off of Revlon eye or lip cosmetics coupon from the ExtraCare Coupon Center this week. Revlon face, eye, or lip products are Buy 1, Get One 50 percent off this week. Coupons.com has a $2 coupon for Revlon foundation, BB cream, blush, concealer, or primer. There also is a $1 coupon on Revlon ColorStay Ultimate Suede lipstick.
Finally, CVS is running a $3 extrabucks rewards deal on all Revlon nail (with the exception of Color Art and clearance items). Additionally the nail products are on sale for $4.99.
Final note: I got at 20 percent off any regularly priced items coupon in my email yesterday. The coupon will work on any deal where the items aren't sale priced. However, I'm not sure if you can use both the 30 percent off coupon on CVS items and the 20 percent off coupon on all regularly priced items in one transaction. If you plan to use the 30 percent coupon on the CVS beauty products deal, I'd suggest using those in two separate transactions.
Sorry I've been away for awhile this week. It feels good to write another CVS Tips post. Will be on the lookout for good deals in next week's CVS circular.
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