Brilliant, Not-So-Secret Ways to Save at Dermstore

Brilliant, Not-So-Secret Ways to Save at Dermstore


There’s something magical about the pairing of “smart” and “shopper.” It suggests discernment, consideration, intelligence. It also suggests time—perhaps too much time spent scouring for deals. Here we list the ways to be a smart shopper on Dermstore, no more searching required.

1. Become an Email VIP

This one couldn’t be easier: by signing up for our email list, you get an instant 15% savings on your first purchase*, plus first dibs on sales, gifts offers and insider info on new product arrivals. And here’s another secret: Some beauty brands don’t publicize discounted rates on public sites, but as their authorized partners we sometimes send email-only access to certain brand sales. Shhhh!

2. Get Rewarded for Doing What You Love

At Dermstore, we have a special place in our hearts for our loyal customers. And we show that appreciation with our Dermstore Rewards program. This cool incentive lets you earn five points for every dollar you spend, and you can then apply points to future purchases. You can also earn points by posting product reviews to share your opinions with the Dermstore community. The best part? You can combine your rewards with all other offers and promotions.

3. Get Gifted

If you’ve ever shopped for beauty products, you’ve heard the term gift with purchase (GWP). Browse Dermstore’s current gift with purchase promotions to see what’s available. See something you’ve been eyeing, but haven’t been ready to commit to a full size purchase? It’s the perfect way to sample and discover new beauty products.






























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