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Spring hasn’t started yet, but it’s on its way, and CVS is practically begging beauty lovers to bloom with their wallets.
The CVS Spring Epic Beauty Event is back from March 1–28, and it’s bringing two irresistible reasons to hit the aisles or tap “add to cart.”
CVS Spring Epic Beauty Event
First up, from March 1–14, spend $30 on beauty and personal care and get $10 off. Yes, your favorite lipstick, serum, or face mask just got $10 cheaper — if you have an ExtraCare account (free to join). Simply click “Send to Card” in your account before checkout.
Missed that window? Don’t sweat it. From March 15–28, CVS is rolling out over $100 in ExtraBucks Rewards on beauty and personal care purchases, essentially giving your wallet a second wind just in time for spring refreshes. Between the two promos, there’s no excuse not to upgrade your routine, stock up on essentials or finally snag that cult-favorite product you’ve been eyeing.
The mechanics are simple. Log in to your ExtraCare account on mobile or desktop, claim the promo, and make sure your card is scanned at checkout. Do it wrong, and you might just leave cash — or skincare — on the table.
From moisturizers that banish winter dryness to bold new makeup for spring nights out, this is the moment when indulgence meets savings. The spring glow waits for no one — and neither does $10 off. Don’t sleep on it: your skin, your vanity and your wallet will thank you.
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