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If you sign up to the free Superdrug 'Health & Beautycard' loyalty card, on your birthday you'll get triple points on purchases with no minimum spend (see full T&Cs). It's valid for 14 days from the date of your birthday.
What else does the loyalty card get me?
You'll also get free standard delivery on orders over £10 (norm over £15) online, exclusive offers and you can accumulate points to use as part-payment for money off at the till.
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If you regularly shop in Superdrug* either in stores or online, it's worth picking up a free Superdrug Health & Beautycard* as not only can you collect one point per £1 spent for money off future purchases, you can get exclusive deals, too.
Every week it has a special 'Treat Thursday' event, with various deals and offers. Examples of previous discounts we’ve seen include a free bottle of water, free delivery, triple points offers and 10% off all own-brand products.
If you're collecting points, every 100 points is £1 off a future purchase but unlike Boots, you can part-pay with points and then pay the rest with cash, which means you can use your discounts as soon as you've got 100 points.
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Superdrug up to 60% off advent calendars
From £5-£40 including make-up, skincare, etc
ExpiredThere are currently a few advent calendars available on the Superdrug website, and they’re all included in its up to 50% off offer, but some are also included in its up to 60% off Black Friday offer.
Prices range from £5 to £40, and calendars in stock when we checked at 5pm on Tue 24 Nov include:
- £5 (was £20) Disney Minnie Mouse 12-piece calendar – includes body wash, body lotion, hand cream etc.
- £10 (was £30) Studio London 24-piece calendar – includes lipstick, lip gloss, body glitter, eyeshadows etc.
- £10 (was £20) Dove 'Refreshing Rituals' 12-piece calendar – includes shampoo, conditioner, body wash etc.
- £20 (was £70) Revolution 25-piece calendar – includes make-up brushes, lip glosses, highlighter etc.
- £20 (was £70) Real Techniques '24 Days of Disco' 24-piece calendar – includes mini brushes, sponges, hair ties etc.
- £25 (was £60) Studio London '12 Days of Christmas' 12-piece calendar – includes eyeshadow palettes, highlighter, lip glosses etc.
- £40 (was £100) Studio London 'Giant Make Up Gift Set' 24-piece calendar – includes lip gloss, nail polish, eyeshadows etc.
Last year, Superdrug released its beauty advent calendars with an up to ‘50% off’ offer, before the calendars were discounted further in the Black Friday and then Christmas sales. So if you don't want one before Christmas, it might be worth waiting to pick one up for a bigger discount.
- £5 (was £20) Disney Minnie Mouse 12-piece calendar – includes body wash, body lotion, hand cream etc.
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£14ish of beauty products with £3.70 mag
Freebies on the cover of Dare magazine
ExpiredIf you buy the winter edition of Dare magazine (£3.70), on the cover you'll get a selection of five free beauty products. This magazine is made by Superdrug but is only available in local news stands, WHSmith, and supermarkets - you can't buy it in Superdrug and it's different to the free magazine available in store.
Superdrug told us the magazine is available while stocks last, but it didn't tell us how many are left, so go quickly if this is something you'd like.
Here are some examples of what you can get below, as well as the price you'd normally pay for it:
- Roots 'reduce hair loss' intensive spray (mini, 50ml) - worth £6 based on full-sized 125ml version at Superdrug.
- Revolution 'The Liner' waterproof eyeliner (full-size, 1ml) - norm £5 at Superdrug.
- Colgate plax 'cool mint' mouthwash (travel mini, 100ml) - norm £1.50 at Superdrug.
- Patch natural bamboo plasters (two) - worth 56p based on full-sized pack of 25 at Superdrug.
You'll also get one of the following:
- Superdrug charcoal toothpaste (25ml) - worth £1.16 based on full-sized 75ml version at Superdrug.
- Naturally Radiant hot cloth cleanser (30ml) - worth 59p based on full-sized 150ml version at Superdrug.
As these products are worth more than the magazine, it's worth buying even if you don’t want to read it, as it's cheaper than buying all of the products individually.
MSE Rhiannon says:
When I picked up a copy of the magazine from WHSmith inside London Euston station, this is what I got:
- Roots 'reduce hair loss' intensive spray (mini, 50ml) - worth £6 based on full-sized 125ml version at Superdrug.
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