I'm trying to figure out how to actually get something worth it from Sephora because honestly I feel like I'm just throwing money away at this point. I spend at least 200 bucks a month on my Drunk Elephant and Tatcha stuff since I moved to Arizona and my skin is literally peeling off from the dry air but my points just sit there and do nothing. I was reading online about how you can save them for the 2500 point Rouge Reward which is like 100 dollars but then I saw someone else saying that the point multiplier events are the only way to get there fast and I am so confused about the timing. Like do the multipliers happen during the big seasonal sales or are they separate??
My logic was that I should wait for the VIB sale in a few weeks to buy my restocking stuff but then I wont get the 4x points or whatever if the multiplier isnt active then right? Its so frustrating because I tried to ask the girl at my local store and she just gave me a flyer that didn't explain if I can stack these things. So I was thinking maybe I should buy my stuff now during a point event but then I miss the 20% discount later... but if I wait for the discount I get fewer points. I cant tell which one actually saves me more money in the long run. Also what is with these tiny samples in the rewards bazaar lately?? 100 points for a tiny foil packet is a joke.
I really want to hit that 2500 mark so I can get a full size product for free basically but it feels like it takes years to get there unless youre a millionaire. Is there like a specific calendar for these multiplier events that I'm missing or some secret way to get points on top of sales? I just want to make my money stretch further because being a skincare addict is getting way too expensive and I feel like I am doing the math wrong every single time I check out...
@Reply #1 - good point! Honestly, the immediate savings from a sale usually beats the theoretical value of points every time. If you are really aiming for that 2500 point Rouge Reward, there are some technical catches you should watch out for before committing.