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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.
Latest Expired Deals
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Superdrug up to 25% off advent calendars
From £18-£30 including make-up, skincare, etc
ExpiredThere are currently a few advent calendars available on the Superdrug website, and some have discounts of between 10% and 25% off. Previously in 2021 we saw Advent calendars included in its up to 60% off Black Friday offer, so they may be cheaper later in the year.
Prices range from £18 to £30, and calendars in stock when we checked at 5pm on Friday 10 November include:
- £18 (was £20) Technic Cosmetics 24-piece calendar – includes eye pencils, blusher, lip gloss etc. SOLD OUT
- £25 (was £30) Bubble T cosmetics 24-piece calendar – includes shower gel, bath bombs etc.
- £27 (was £30) Menkind 'Man'Stuff' 24-piece calendar – includes shampoo, shaving cream, body wash etc.
- £30 (was £40) Revolution 25-piece calendar – includes make-up brushes, lip glosses, highlighter etc. Cruelty-free & vegan. It's £30 for members of the free Health & Beauty card.
Some items aren't sold directly by Superdrug, but third-party sellers on its 'Marketplace', a bit like Amazon. You can read more about the Superdrug Marketplace before making an order if you're unsure, as we've not featured it before we don't have any feedback.
- £18 (was £20) Technic Cosmetics 24-piece calendar – includes eye pencils, blusher, lip gloss etc. SOLD OUT
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Superdrug Black Friday 'up to 65% off '
For Health & Beautycard Members only
ExpiredUpdate 06:19 on Friday 24 November: Despite Superdrug's price promise that "the price you see on 1st November vs 24th November (actual Black Friday) at Superdrug will be the same", this hasn't turned out to be the case. For example, we spotted the the Pro Waver 32mm pink by Mermade Hair was £48.29 on Wednesday 1 November, but dropped to £34.49 earlier this week.
What does ‘up to 65% off almost everything' mean?
This sale is hard to assess as Superdrug's offers are incredibly varied, some are 'three for price of two', some are 'save a third' while others are as high as 'up to 65% off'.
What is the discount based on: The Advertising Standards Agency has previously stated that at least 10% of items should be available at the 'up to' price.This year, Superdrug has decided to spread Black Friday deals across November for the whole month, and it's kicking off with exclusive access for Health & Beautycard members from Wednesday 1 November. You can join for free on the Superdrug website.
This year's offering is already better than last year, and Superdrug has implemented a guarantee which means if you see something you want, you don't need to worry it'll be further reduced later in the month - "the price you see on 1st November vs 24th November (actual Black Friday) at Superdrug will be the same". This means that so far duds are few and far between, and are consistently beating Boots' current Black Friday offering.
The only strengthening of deals we're likely to see is if Superdrug add new lines into its sales – so keep an eye on this page as we'll be updating it with deals and duds throughout November.
Good deals we found on Friday 24 November include:
- The Sanctuary Escape – £25 (was £50). This is the same box as Boots' 'The Ultimate Self-Care Spa gift set'*, which is currently £26.50
- Braun Silk-epil 5 5-620 epilator – £51.70 (was £99.99). Next cheapest, £55 at Argos
Dud deals we found on Friday 24 November include:
- Hismile V34 Colour Corrector Serum – £14.99 (was £18.99). CHEAPER ELSEWHERE. £11 at Boots*
- Jimmy Choo Flash EDP 60ml – £27 (was £55). CHEAPER ELSEWHERE. £25 on Amazon
With the recent introduction of Superdrug's new 'VIP Rewards' offers for those with its loyalty scheme, it's possible we could see it run VIP-only offers for Black Friday. See our Superdrug adds new 'VIP Rewards' offers to its existing loyalty scheme MSE News story for more info on it.
Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’re getting the best deal – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.
See our Black Friday 2023 guide for all our predictions, info and analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for the latest offers on now.
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