Sephora's most loyal customers are in for a treat this month.
Starting the third week of August, Sephora will begin hosting its "Summer Bonus Event," which offers discounts to VIB and Rouge members of its Beauty Insider rewards program.
Shoppers will be able to receive up to 20% off purchases during the event, and the discounts will be honored both online and in stores, according to a Sephora representative.
Rouge members of Sephora's Beauty Insider program will receive the highest discount — 20% off — and can access their coupons early, starting August 19.
According to a Sephora representative, Rouge members can also extend their discount to a friend if they bring them along to a brick-and-mortar store on August 19.
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VIB members of the Beauty Insider program will receive a slightly lower discount of 15%, and can begin shopping on August 20.
Both VIB and Rouge members have until August 27 to use their "Summer Bonus Event" discount, which cannot be combined with other offers or rewards. However, the coupons can be reused "as many times as you want" throughout the event, according to Sephora's website.
Products from The Ordinary are excluded, as are in-store services, gift cards, and past purchases. Brands like Dyson, Tatcha, and Drunk Elephant are included in the sale, though customers can only use their discount to purchase limited quantities: one Dyson item, and three products from Tatcha and Drunk Elephant respectively.
Sephora's Beauty Insider program is free to join, and doesn't require a purchase to sign up. Those who join for free are entered into the program's basic tier, called Insider.
Customers who spend at least $350 per year, however, are registered as VIB members, and those who spend at least $1,000 per year are considered Rouge.
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